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Ch.

1 Google Apps

A. Tick (✓) the correct option.


1. Which Google app is best suited to make presentation.
i. Gmail ii. Youtube
iii. Slides  iv. Sheets

2. Which one of these is a type of social media?


i. Facebook  ii. Gmail
iii. Slides iv. Sheets

3. Which of the following is not found in Google Apps?


i. Slide ii. Facebook 
iii. YouTube iv. None of these

4. In which of the following is the “Protected sheets and ranges” option available in Google Sheets?
i. Formats ii. Data 
iii. Tools iv. Add-ons

5. Which of the following is not possible on You tube?


i. Video uploading ii. Watching videos
iii. Sending an email  iv. Shaving a video

B. Fill in the blanks using the words given below.


1. In December 2019, Sundar Pichai became the CEO of Alphabet incorporation.
2. Google introduced Googe sheets, a spreadsheet application on March 9, 2006.
3. The share icon generate a link of your document for sharing and giving access.
4. The three kinds of Google Maps views are Maps, Satellite and Terrain.
5. Changes made to the Google Docs are saved automatically when working online.

C. Answer the following questions:


1. Define Google Drive
Ans. Google Drive is a cloud-based storage service. The synhronisation feature allows you to
download and upload files into the remote server.

2. What is the use of Gmail?


Ans. Google mail or Gmail is used to send and receive mails for free through a web browser.

3. Explain Google Maps.


Ans. Google Map is a digital navigation program that provides detailed information about the
geographical regions of any particular area. Google Map was launched on February 8, 2005. It
became available in the Play Store from Decem 2012.

4. Write the steps to download a file from Google Docs.


Step 1: Click on the file option.
Step 2: Click on the Download option.
Step 3: Select the desired format and click on save button
Ch.2 Trending Technologies

A. Tick (✓) the correct option.


1. Which robot is considered the most advanced humanoid robot.
i. Sophia  ii. Asimo
iii. Pepper iv. Aibo

2. ___________ computing keeps computer data close to the user.


i. Cloud ii. Edge 
iii. both i and ii iv. None of these

3. Flight simulator is an example of ____________.


i. VR ii. AR 
iii. Robotics iv. Machine Learning

4. What kind of apps are Siri and Alexa?


i. Navigation apps ii. Virtual assistant apps 
iii. Language translation apps iv. AI Gaming apps

5. What has eye-covering headset and headphones to completely replace the read world with the
virtual one?
i. VR device  ii. AR devices
iii. System software iv. None of these

B. State whether these statements are true or false:


1. AR and VR bridge the digital and real worlds. True
2. India’s first 3d printed house is in Mumbai. False
3. Google glass is an example of wearable AI interface. False
4. Edge computing reduces the delay of waiting for a server in the cloud to respond. True
5. IoT is the network of physical devices that have unique identifiers. True
6. Google Earth VR app lets you travel to any place on planet Earth and the Moon. True

C. Answer the following questions:


1. What is robotics?
Ans. Robotics is a branch of engineering that uses technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and
Machine Learning. It deals with the design, constructions, operations, and application of robots.
Robots are now days used to build cars, manufacture and pack items, perform surgeries.

2. Define about any three robots.


Ans. Three robots
• Sophia is considered the most advanced humanoid robot. It is the world’s first robot citizen.
• Aibo is a robotic dog. It can develop emotional bonds with family members and provide love
and affection.
• Pepper is a friendly humanoid designed to be a companion in home and help customers at
retail stores.
Ch.3 AI in Real World

A. Tick (✓) the correct option.


1. In AI connect, create ________ activity to make a program to detect whether a person is smiling
or not.
i. Basic coding ii. AI coding 
iii. Basic Python iv. AI Python

2. Smile detection is used in _________ industry where it is important for the companies to
determine the public reaction for their products.
i. school ii. home
iii. media  iv. None of these

B. Answer the following:


1. Write any two techniques used in smile detection.
Ans. Deep learning and computer vision techniques.

2. What is the meaning of “Get smile count == 1” blocks?


Ans. “Get smile count == 1” block means the person is smiling in the image.

Ch.4 Machine Learning

A. Tick (✓) the correct option.


1. Which of the following is not a disadvantage of machine learning?
i. Data acquisition ii. Highly error-prone
iii. Automation of everything  iv. Time consuming

2. Which of the following is the application of machine learning?


i. Social media features ii. Voice recognition
iii. Image recognition iv. All of these. 

B. Answer the following questions:


1. What is machine learning?
Ans. Machine learning is an application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that provides systems the ability
to automatically learn and improve from experience without being explicitly programmed.

2. Write any 3 advantages of machine learning.


Ans. Following are the advantages of Machine Learning:
• Continuous improvement • Trends and patterns identification • Wide range of applications

3. Write the steps to train the model in AI connect.


Ans. Follow the given steps to train a model in AI Connect:
Step 1: Create a new activity and select activity type AI Coding.
Step 2: To train your model, click on Train Model button and then select Teachable. Load Model
window will appear, in it click on Image button and then click on Train button.
Step 3: After clicking on Train button, you will be directed to different web page.
Step 4: In this webpage, in class 1 click on upload and select the option choose image from your
files or drag & drop here.
Step 5: Upload the image from the system in both the classes. Class name can be edit, according to
the requirement.
Step 6: Click on Train Model and wait. When the data is prepared, the button will change to ‘Model
Trained’. In preview, click on Webcam down arrow and select File. Select ‘Choose images from your
file or drag & drop here’. select the image from the system and check the output.
Step 7: Click on Export Model button, a pop up will appear on screen. Click on ‘upload my model’
and wait. From here you will receive a shareable link, copy it.

Ch.5 AI Domains

A. Tick (✓) the correct option.


1. What is Artificial Intelligence?
a. Putting your intelligence into computer b. programming with your own language
c. Making a machine intelligent  d. putting more memory into a computer

2. Which of the following is the category of Artificial Intelligence?


a. Strong Artificial Intelligence  b. Bookish Artificial Intelligence
c. Taxonomy d. All of these

3. What is it called when we review data from past events, looking for patterns?
a. Data crunching b. Data visualisation
c. Data Analysis  d. Data sweeping

4. Raju, Biku and Kamal are playing rock-paper-scissor, Raju draws scissor while biku and kamal drew
paper. What is the result of the game.
a. Raju lost, biku and kamal tied b. all three of them tied
b. biku won as he drew first d. Raju won, biku and kamal lost. 

5. Which of the following is not a natural language?


a. English b. French
c. Java  d. Chinese

6. What does CV stands for in AI?


a. Common Virtual b. Computer virtual
c. Common vision d. Computer vision 

B. Fill in the blanks using the words given below:


(natural, statistics, patterns, natural language processing, John Searle)
1. Data contains facts and statistics collected together for reference and analysis.
2. Term “Weak Artificial Intelligence” is coined by John Searle.
3. A natural language is any language that has evolved naturally among humans.
4. The game ‘Mystery Animal’ illustrates the basic principle of a machine learning technology using
Natural Language Processing.
6. Computer vision is all about recognising patterns inside images and identifying elements that are
familiar.
C. State whether these statements are true or false:
1. Data is an individual unit of information. True
2. NLP stands for new logistics plan. False
3. AI cannot recognise natural language and can only respond to programming languages. False
4. Computer vision refers tot eh level of vision clarity that a computer can provide in its display.
False.
5. Emoji Scavenger Hunt is a game that showcases machine learning technology. True

D. Answer the following questions:


1. What is the difference between weak and strong artificial intelligence?
Ans. Weak Artificial Intelligence: They scan or listen for things that are similar to what they know
and respond to them accordingly. It is a human-like feature but still cannot take its own decisions.
• Strong Artificial Intelligence: Strong AI has been a crucial part of the AI Revolution. It functions
very much like a human brain as it can learn and adapt to different situations.

2. Explain how the game of rock, paper and scissors work?


Ans. In the game of ‘Rock Paper Scissors’, each player throws one of the three moves (usually by
making the appropriate hand shape on the count of three), at the same time. If the move made by
a player is not beaten by any other, that player wins.

3. What is Natural Language Processing? How does it work?


Ans. Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a sub-field of Artificial Intelligence concerned with the
interactions between computers and human (natural) languages. In this, system learn to understand
natural language by analysing a set of examples.

4. What is computer vision? What is it used for?


Ans. Computer Vision (CV) is a domain of AI that deals with how computers can be made to gain
high-level understanding from digital images or videos.
It is used for replicating the complexity of the human vision system and enabling computers to
identify and process objects in images and videos in the same way that humans do.

Common questions

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Machine Learning (ML) is considered to have a wide range of applications because it can be applied to diverse fields such as social media, voice and image recognition, and healthcare, enabling significant improvements through automation and predictive analytics . Its benefits include continuous improvement, trend identification, and the potential to automate complex tasks. However, limitations include issues with data acquisition, potential errors, and dependence on quality data for effective learning .

The game ‘Mystery Animal’ showcases Natural Language Processing (NLP) by interacting with users through language understanding . Similarly, the ‘Emoji Scavenger Hunt’ demonstrates machine learning by recognizing and identifying objects, thus highlighting AI’s ability to process and learn from real-world visual data . These games demonstrate AI concepts in an engaging manner, illustrating pattern recognition and data interpretation capabilities.

Artificial Intelligence has significantly advanced the robotics industry by enabling robots to perform complex tasks with high precision and efficiency, particularly in car manufacturing. AI technologies like machine learning and robotics engineering allow robots to build cars with consistent quality, automate repetitive tasks, and adapt to new manufacturing processes, thereby improving productivity and reducing labor costs .

Training a model in AI Connect involves creating an activity, using AI Coding, uploading images, and iterating the training process to achieve desired accuracy. This is significant as it prepares an AI model to perform specific tasks such as recognizing patterns or making predictions, which are foundational for deploying intelligent and adaptive AI solutions tailored to user needs .

Edge computing processes data near the source of data generation, thus reducing latency and improving real-time performance, which is beneficial for applications requiring prompt responses. Cloud computing, on the other hand, centralizes data storage and processing, often leading to higher latency due to data traveling over a network but provides higher computational power and broader data accessibility. Edge computing helps reduce the delay of waiting for a cloud server's response .

AI integration in virtual assistants such as Siri and Alexa enhances user interaction by allowing natural language processing to understand and respond to user queries, offering personalized recommendations, and automating tasks through intelligent assistance. These virtual assistants provide convenience in navigating digital interfaces and accessing information seamlessly .

The 'Protected Sheets and Ranges' feature in Google Sheets is crucial as it allows users to control editing permissions on specific parts of a document, thus safeguarding sensitive information from unintended changes. This is particularly vital in collaborative environments where maintaining document integrity and security is necessary for effective shared workflows .

Google Earth VR allows users to explore the world and even the Moon from an immersive perspective, demonstrating the application of Virtual Reality by enhancing geographical education and providing a unique viewpoint. It shows VR's potential to make distant places accessible, enrich learning experiences, and support engaging visual interactions with real-world data .

Strong AI aims to develop systems with human-like cognitive capabilities, enabling them to understand, learn, and adapt independently, whereas Weak AI is designed for specific tasks based on existing data without autonomous learning . Strong AI presents rewards like significant advancements in complex problem-solving but poses risks of ethical dilemmas and potential loss of control. Weak AI, while safer, offers limited innovations compared to what Strong AI could achieve.

Natural Language Processing (NLP) focuses on the interaction between computers and human (natural) languages, enabling systems to understand and generate human language through analyzing text data . Computer Vision, on the other hand, involves the processing and understanding of visual data from the world like images and videos, allowing computers to identify and interpret objects .

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