ALL AIR MCQ's

Q.no 1.
Classification of data points is a technique of

A : Recursive filtering
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
Q.no 2. What is the evaluation function in greedy approach?
A : Heuristic function
B : Path cost from start node to current node
C : Path cost from start node to current node + Heuristic cost
D : Average of Path cost from start node to current node and Heuristic cost
Q.no 3. Which of the following branch is not a parts of robotics?
A : Computer Engineering
B : Mechanical Engineering
C : Electrical Engineering
D : Chemical Engineering
Q.no 4. The sensor that sends out sound pulses called pings, then receives
the
returning sound echo is called
A : Active Sonar
B : Passive Sonar
C : Radar
D : Laser Rangefinder
Q.no 5. what is HDOP
A : Horizantal geometric dilution of position
B : Horizantal geometric dilution of precision
C : Vertical geometric dilution of precision
D : Vertical geometric dilution of position
Q.no 6. Which of the following is an example of infrared sensor?
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
Q.no 7. Which of the following sensor work based on sound navigation
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
Q.no 8. The robot that repeats the same motions according to recorded
information is called
A : Fixed Sequence Robot
B : Variable sequence robot
C : Playback Robot
D : Numerical Control robot
Q.no 9. Adaptive localization at multiple scales is a technique of
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
Q.no 10. Which of the following is not functionality of robotics?
A : Re-programmability
B : Multi-functionality
C : Efficient performance
D : Responsibility
Q.no 11. Which sensor is used in today’s mobile phone screen?
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
Q.no 12. What is Global Hawk
A : Atonomous aircraft
B : Aircraft
C : Airoplan
D : Robot
Q.no 13. Natural or artificial can be category of
A : Localization
B : Landmarks classes
C : Pose evalution
D : Robot
Q.no 14. What is AGV
A : Automated guided Vehical
B : Automated grid Vehical
C : Automated grid Van
D : Automatic guided Vehical
Q.no 15. A device that is used to detect event or changes in the environment is
called
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
Q.no 16. SONAR is example of
A : Video sensing
B : GPS
C : Robot
D : Machine
Q.no 17. Which is type of Robotics Perception
A : Map related
B : Path related
C : Position related
D : Edge related
Q.no 18. Which of the following is not true?
A : For robotics, you should have a knowledge of different sensors
B : For robotics, you must be able to write different planning algorithms
C : For robotics, you may have to use actuators
D : For robotics, you do not require help of computer engineers, mechanical
engineers
and electrical engineers
Q.no 19. Which of the following is not advantage of robotics?
A : Greater flexibility and re-programmability
B : Greater response time to inputs than human
C : Greater unemployment
D : Improved product quality
Q.no 20. Which of the following branch process with sensory feedback in
robotics?
D : Electronics Engineering
Q.no 21. Best-First search can be implemented using the following data
structure
A : Queue
B : Stack
C : Priority Queue
D : Circular Queue
Q.no 22. What is EKF
A : Existance Kalman filter
B : Extended Klaman Filter
C : Each Kalman filter
D : Evalution Kalman Filter
Q.no 23. Weighted voting of correction vectors is a technique of
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
Q.no 24. Which of the following sensor work based on radio detection and
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
Q.no 25. What is the name of algorithm in which a loop that continually moves
in
the direction of increasing value – that is uphill
A : Up-Hill Search
B : Hill-Climbing
C : Hill algorithm
D : Platue climbing valley
Q.no 26. Which of the following is the component of machine that is
responsible
for controlling a mechanism system?
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
Q.no 27. A computer software that provide the services to software
applications
beyond those available from the operating system is called
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
Q.no 28. What is reckoning
A : Evaluating existing location
B : Evaluating Previous location
C : Information acquired
D : Finding the location
Q.no 29. The original LISP machines produced by both LMI and Symbolics
were
based on research performed at
A : CMU
B : MIT
C : Stanford University
D : RAMD
Q.no 30. Robot that perform the successive stages of a task according to
predetermined, unchanging method is called as
C : Playback Robot
Q.no 31. What are the main cons of hill-climbing search?
A : Terminates at local optimum & Does not find optimum solution
B : Terminates at global optimum & Does not find optimum solution
C : Does not find optimum solution & Fail to find a solution
D : Fail to find a solution
Q.no 32. The Signals which represent 2D & 3D odjects gathered from sensor
data
are referred as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
Q.no 33. Convergense of the estimates is a technique of
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
Q.no 34. Which of the following sensor is not used to measure the distance?
A : Radar
B : Sonar
C : Laser Rangefinder
D : Intertial Sensor
Q.no 35. Triagulation is a technique associate with
A : Pose
C : Robot
D : Odometry
Q.no 36. Which of the following is NOT one of the advantages associated with
a
robotics implementation program?
A : Low costs for hardware and software
B : Robots work continuously around the clock
C : Quality of manufactured goods can be improved
D : Reduced company cost for worker fringe benefits
Q.no 37. Sensor based servoing associate with
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
Q.no 38. Why do the robot need sensor?
A : To collect information from environment
B : To map environment atribute to a quantitative measurement
C : only option 1 is true
D : Both option 1 and 2 are true
Q.no 39. The device that is used to convert energy from one form to another is
called
A : Emiter
B : Transducer
C : Transmitter
D : Receiver
Q.no 40. Which of the following is true?
A : Robot minimize the labor cost
B : Robot minimize the productivity
C : Robot minimize the life of production machine
D : Rotot minimize the qualtiy of work
Q.no 41. Which is mode of mining
A : Close pit mining
B : Mining
C : Pit Mining
D : Underground Mining
A : Marker related
B : Map related
C : Path related
D : Position related
Q.no 43. Which is fundamental approache of mapping
A : Mapping without localization
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
Q.no 44. Which localization does not requre any previous informatiom
A : Absolute
B : Local
C : Global
D : Passive
Q.no 45. Whai is necessity for a lot of sensible mobile robotics funaction
A : Map discovery
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
Q.no 46. If something is open or closed in the system then it is informed by
followoing sensor.
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Sonar Sensor
D : Biosensor
Q.no 47. With regard to the physics of power systems used operate robots,
which
statement or statements are most correct?
A : hydraulics involves the compression of liquids
B : hydraulics involves the compression of air
C : pneumatic involves the compression of air
D : chemical batteries produce AC power
Q.no 48. Which of the following is an example of inertia sensor?
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Touch screen
D : TV Remote
Q.no 49. Which of the following is an example of contact sensor?
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
Q.no 50. Which of the following sensor is used to monitor the motor activities?
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
Q.no 51. Industrial Robots are generally to designed to carry which of the
following coordinate system(s).
A : Cartesian coordinate systems
B : Polar systems.
C : Cylindrical systems
D : Sperical Sytem
Q.no 52. For a robot unit to be considered a functional industrial robot,
typically,
how many degrees of freedom would the robot have?
A : Three
B : Four
C : Six
D : Eight
Q.no 53. Radial movement (in & out) to the manipulator arm is provided by
A : Elbow extension
B : Wrist bend
C : Wrist swivel
D : Wrist yaw
Q.no 54. Which of the following robotic control paradigm make use of
planning?
A : Horizontal and Vertical
B : Vertical and Hybrid
C : Horizontal and Hybrid
D : Horizontal, Vertical and Hybrid
Q.no 55. Which of the following is the serial robot?
A : Commercial robot
B : Industrial robot
C : In-house robot
D : Mobile Robot
Q.no 56. A clearly different group of maps showing particular application to
robots is called as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
Q.no 57. The Robot designed with Cylindrical coordinate system has
A : A Three linear movements
B : Three rotational movement
C : Two liner & one rotational movement
D : Two rotational & one liner movement
Q.no 58. The Robot designed with Polar coordinate system has
A : Three linear movements
Q.no 59. Which of the following work is done by General purpose Robot?
A : Part drive
B : Welding
C : Spray picking
D : Part panting
Q.no 60. The number of moveable joints in the base, the arm, and the end
effectors of the robot determines
A : degrees of freedom
B : payload capacity
C : operational limits
D : flexibility

ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
Q.no 2. The sensor that requires physical touch of an object is called
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensors
C : Infrared Sensor
Q.no 3. Which of the following sensor make use of light emitting diode?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
Q.no 4. What is GPS
A : Global Positioning system
B : Global Point System
C : Global System
D : Global path System
Q.no 5. Robots Localization indicates the robots
A : Performance
B : Capability
C : Direction
D : Measurements
Q.no 6. What is AGV
structure
A : Queue
B : Stack
C : Priority Queue
D : Circular Queue
C : Playback Robot
Q.no 9. Which of the following sensor is most suitable for clinical, agricultural
and food industry?
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
D : Responsibility
the
A : Active Sonar
B : Passive Sonar
C : Radar
Q.no 14. Which of the following search strategy uses a problem specific
knowledge
A : uninformed Search
B : Breadth-First-Search
C : Heuristic Search
D : Best search
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
Q.no 16. Best-First search is a type of informed search, which of the following
principle used to choose the best next node for expansion
A : Evaluation function returning lowest evaluation
B : Evaluation function returning highest evaluation
C : Evaluation function returning lowest & highest evaluation
D : no evaluation function
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
Q.no 20. Which of the following is a visual sensor?
A : Laser Rangefinder
B : Radar
C : Smart Camera
D : Sonar
Q.no 21. Who work on space Robotics mission
A : Soviet
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
in
A : Up-Hill Search
B : Hill-Climbing
C : Hill algorithm
A : Map related
B : Path related
D : Edge related
B : Aircraft
C : Airoplan
D : Robot
Q.no 26. Imge based servoing associate with
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
Q.no 27. what is heuristic function
A : Lowest path cost
B : Cheapest path from root to goal node
C : Average path cost
D : Estimated cost of cheapest path from root to goal node
Q.no 28. If a robot can alter its own trajectory in response to external
conditions
it is considered to be
A : Intelligent
B : Mobile
C : Open loop
D : Non-servo
Q.no 29. In a rule-based system procedural domain knowledge is in the form of
A : Production rules
B : Rule interpreters
C : Meta-rules
D : control rules
A : NASA
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
called
A : Emiter
B : Transducer
C : Transmitter
D : Receiver
Q.no 33. Servoing is generally used to enable
A : Path
B : Position
C : Robot
D : Diraction
Q.no 34. Algorihtm used for path planning is
A : Dijkstra's Algorithm
B : DFS Algorithm
C : BFS Algorithm
D : Searching Algorithm
data
are referred as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
Q.no 36. To measure heat of an object which of the following sensor is used?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
which
B : Mining
C : Pit Mining
were
A : CMU
B : MIT
D : RAMD
A : Pose
C : Robot
D : Odometry
C : Playback Robot
a
A : Radar
B : Sonar
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
A : Map discovery
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
A : Marker related
B : Map related
C : Path related
Q.no 50. The sensor that receive sound echoes without transmitting their own
sound signals is called
A : Active Sonar
B : Passive Sonar
C : Radar
Q.no 51. The following is true for a Robot & NC Machine
A : Similar power drive technology is used in both
B : Different feedback systems are used in both
C : Programming is same for both
D : Programming is not same for both
C : In-house robot
D : Mobile Robot
A : Elbow extension
B : Wrist bend
C : Wrist swivel
D : Wrist yaw
Q.no 54. The Vertical decomposition of the robotic control system is based on
A : Sensing
B : Sensing and Planning
C : Sensing and Acting
D : Sensing, Planning and Acting
robots is called as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
Q.no 56. Robot is derived from Czech word
A : Rabota
B : Robota
C : Rebota
D : Ribota
Q.no 57. Artificial landmarks positioned exclusively for the functions of
A : Robot localization
B : Global localization
C : Path finding
D : Approximation location
Q.no 59. Drives are also known as
A : Actuators
B : Controller
C : Sensors
D : Manipulator
A : Sensor
B : Controller
C : Actuators
D : Manipulator
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1. Artificial Intelligent is
System to make machine intelligent
Computer to make machine intelligent
Study of algorithms to make machine intelligent
Study to create animation
2. Father of AI
John McCarthy
Alan Turing
Norbert Wiener
Newell and Simon
3. What is a state space

The set of all states reachable from the initial state.
All goal states
All initial states
Reversible states
4. What is goal Test?

It determines whether a given state is goal state.
It determines numeric cost of goal state.
It determine path from the initial to goal state.
All of the above
5. What is path cost?

It is a function that assigns a numeric cost to each path.
Cost of path can be described as the sum of the cost of the individual actions along the
path.
6. In, Hill Climbing Algorithm,
We need to consider all nodes generated from initial node
We need to consider all nodes generated from current node
We need to consider all nodes generated from goal node
7. Types of Hill Climbing Algorithm are

Simple hill Climbing
Steepest-Ascent hill-climbing
Stochastic hill Climbing
Startfast hill climbing
8. Termination criteria for Hill Climbing algorithm is

no successor of the node has a better heuristic value.
no successor of the node has a less heuristic value.
9. DFID means
Depth First Iterative deepening
Depth First Information Depended
Depth First Information Difference
10. DB-DFS stands for

Depth Bounce Depth First Search
Depth Bind Depth First Search
Depth Bounded Depth First Search
11. In Goal Stack Planning, Robot arm can perform actions like
Unstack, Stack
Pikup, Putdown
Move and Generate
12. unstack (x,y) means

Pick up X from its current position on block Y.
Place block X on block Y.
Pick up X from the table and hold it.
13. For representation of STRIPS language we require

Goal State and Initial State
Actions
All of the above
14. STRIPS Language Representation, we need to use

First order predicate
Second order predicate
None of the above
5. FSSP starts with

goal state and try to find initial state
initial state and try to find goal state
None of the above
6. Stack (x,y) means

Pick up X from its current position on block Y.
Place block X on block Y.
Pick up X from the table and hold it.
7. In order to solve a problem represented by AND node,

you need to solve the problems represented by all of his children
you need to solve the problems represented by any one of his children
you need to solve the problems represented by any two of his children
8. In order to solve a problem represented by OR node,

you need to solve the problems represented by all of his children
you need to solve the problems represented by any one of his children
you need to solve the problems represented by any two of his children
9. In Rule based system, rules represented in the form of

Pattern -> Action
Action -> Pattern
10. OPS5 stands for

Official Production System
Official Produce System
Office Production System
1. Types of Localization
Global and Local Localization
Strong and Week Localization
2. Landmark Classes are

active or passive
natural or artificial
Sound navigate and range
3. Trilateration refers to
the use of distance contraints
the use of angle (orientation) constraints.
the use of free space
4. What is Delivery Robots?

Robots that are used to deliver a parcel to a location are called delivery robots.
Correct answer
A delivery robot is an automated robot that brings your delivery directly to your door.
5. Triangulation refers to
The use of angle (orientation) constraints.
the use of variable constraints.
6. Mapping Techniques are

Sensorial
Topological
Geometric
7. Metric maps
which are based on an absolute reference frame and numerical estimates of where
objects are in space
which are based on an absolute variable frame
8. Topological maps also known as

relational maps
topological maps
sensors maps
relational maps
9. What is Space Robotics?

Wrong answer
Space robotics is a field in robotics which deals with researching and producing robots which are
capable of space exploration, recon, satellite repair, etc.
10. What is Domestic Robots?

Wrong answer
Domestic Robots are robots which are used as household assistants.
11. Robotics deals with

the construction, use of robots and computer systems
the design, use of robots and computer systems
the operation, use of robots and computer systems
12. Components of robotics are

power source
collection of sensors
communication hardware
13. Path Planning algorithm

Bug2 Algorithm
Point to algorithm
Bug_P algorithm
14. Bug2 Algorithm is
from the class of bug algorithms.
from the class of bug-free algorithms.
from the class of bug-miss algorithms.
15. Range Sensors returns infinity if ..................... exists in that direction.

no obstacle
obstacle
free space
16. Contact sensors mostly

used for obstacle avoidance robots.
used to refer to accelerometers and gyroscopes, which measure the second derivatives of
position
17. Sonar sensor stands for

Sound navigation and ranging
Sound navigate and ranging
Sound navigate and range
18. Laser rangefinders are based on methodologies like

Triangulation
Time of flight (TOF)
Phase-based
Correct answer Triangulation Time of flight (TOF) Phase-based
19. Radar stands for

Radio detecting and ranging
Radio detecting and ringing
Ratio detecting and ranging
20. Sensory-based behavior divided into two basic classes

tropism and taxis
tropism and axis
tropism and terms
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1. Knowledge based agent used
Tell and Ask interface
Tell and remove interface
Remove and solve interface
2. Inputs for Inference engine are

Knowledge base
Input from environment
Query
3. Compound Proposition means

A statement formed from one or more atomic propositions using logical connectives.
A statement that does not specifically contain sub statements.
4. We can use quantifiers in ..........

Propositional logic
Predicate logic
First order logic
5. Types of quantifiers are

Universal
Existential
All of the above
6. Unification algorithm used to find

Quantifiers
Unifier
Rule
7. In unification algorithm, if two predicate expressions having same..................then only

we can find unifier.
Initial Predicate symbol
No of arguments
All of above
8. Unifier means
Substitution so that two predicate expression will be identical.
Addition so that two predicate expression will be identical.
All of the above
9. FOL Stands for

First office order
First order logic
Firstly order logic
10. In ontology, we need to consider

Object and Categories
Unifier
Rule
11. First step of NLP is
Lexical Analysis
Symantec Analysis
Syntactic Analysis
12. NLP stands for

Natural Language Process
Natural Language Processing
Neutral Language processing
13. Pragmatic analysis means

It involves deriving those aspects of language which require real world knowledge.
It draws the exact meaning or the dictionary meaning from the text.
It involves identifying and analyzing the structure of words.
14. The .............is the basic information processing unit of a NN.

neuron
Bias
Network
15. Back propagation used to

modify weights to minimize errors
modify weights to maximize errors
modify algorithm to minimize errors
16. Calculation of error in backpropagation

ErrorB= Actual Output – Desired Output
ErrorB= Desired Output – Actual Output
17. Disadvantage of backpropagation is

Backpropagation can be quite sensitive to noisy data.
It has no parameters to tune apart from the numbers of input.
It is a standard method that generally works well.
18. Types of Machine learning are

Reinforcement Learning
Supervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
19. In supervised Learning,......................will be used

Labeled data
Unlabeled data
missing data
20. In unsupervised Learning,......................will be used

Labeled data
Unlabeled data
missing data
1. An Artificial Intelligence system developed by Terry A. Winograd to

permit an interactive dialogue about a domain he called blocks-world.
 SIMD
 STUDENT
 SHRDLU
 BACON
2. What is Artificial intelligence?
 Programming with your own intelligence

 Putting your intelligence into Computer
 Making a Machine intelligent
 Playing a Game
3. DARPA, the agency that has funded a great deal of American

Artificial Intelligence research, is part of the Department of:
 Education
 Defense
 Energy
 Justice
5. KEE is a product of:
 IntelliCorpn
 Teknowledge
 Texas Instruments
 Tech knowledge
6. Default reasoning is another type of -

 Analogical reasoning
 Bitonic reasoning
 Non-monotonic reasoning
 Monotonic reasoning
7. Weak AI is
 a set of computer programs that produce output that would be considered to

reflect intelligence if it were generated by humans.
 the study of mental faculties through the use of mental models
implemented on a computer.
 the embodiment of human intellectual capabilities within a computer.
 All of the above
8. If a robot can alter its own trajectory in response to external

conditions, it is considered to be:
 mobile
 open loop
 intelligent
 non-servo
9. One of the leading American robotics centers is the Robotics

Institute located at
 RAND
 MIT
 CMU
 SRI
10. What is the name of the computer program that contains the
distilled knowledge of an expert?
 Management information System

 Expert system
 Data base management system
 Artificial intelligence
11. In LISP, the function evaluates both <variable> and <object>

is -
 setq
 add
 set
 eva
13. Which is not the commonly used programming language for AI?
 PROLOG
 LISP
 Perl
 Java script
14. Which is not a property of representation of knowledge?
 Inferential Adequacy
 Representational Adequacy
 Representational Verification
 Inferential Efficiency
15. A Hybrid Bayesian network contains
 Both discrete and continuous variables

 Only Discontinuous variable
 Both Discrete and Discontinuous variable
 Continous variable only.
16. Computational learning theory analyzes the sample complexity

and computational complexity of -
 Forced based learning

 Weak learning
 Inductive learning
 Knowledge based learning.
17. Which is true?
 All formal languages are like natural language

 Not all formal languages are context-free
18. What stage of the manufacturing process has been described as

"the mapping of function onto form"?
 Distribution
 project management
 Design
 field service
19. Programming a robot by physically moving it through the

trajectory you want it to follow is called:
 continuous-path control
 robot vision control
 contact sensing control
 pick-and-place control
20. In LISP, the addition 3 + 2 is entered as -

 3 add 2
 3+2
 3+2=
 (+ 3 2)
21. Knowledge engineering is a field of Artificial intelligence.
 True
 False
22. The first ai programming language was called
 Python
 IPL
 LISP
 Machine Language
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
engineers
Q.no 4. What is EKF
Q.no 5. Classification of data points is a technique of
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Video sensing
B : GPS
C : Robot
D : Machine
Q.no 9. A* algorithm is based on which of the following concept?
A : Best-First-Search
C : Depth-First –Search
D : Hill climbing
B : Radar
C : Smart Camera
D : Sonar
Q.no 11. Which is level of performance
A : Driving system
B : Convoy system
C : Convoy assistant
in
A : Up-Hill Search
B : Hill-Climbing
C : Hill algorithm
Q.no 13. what is GDOP
A : Geometric dilution of position
B : Geometric dilution of precision
C : Geometric dilution of path
D : Geometric dilution of pointer
structure
A : Queue
B : Stack
C : Priority Queue
D : Circular Queue
A : Performance
B : Capability
C : Direction
D : Measurements
A : Soviet
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
robotics?
knowledge
D : Best search
B : Aircraft
C : Airoplan
D : Robot
Q.no 25. Local localization follows the location of a robots from
A : Initial Point
B : Final Point
C : Middle point
D : End point
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
C : Playback Robot
A : Map discovery
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
A : Path
B : Position
C : Robot
D : Diraction
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
B : Mining
C : Pit Mining
A : Marker related
B : Map related
C : Path related
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
A : Pose
C : Robot
D : Odometry
were
A : CMU
B : MIT
D : RAMD
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Touch screen
D : TV Remote
a
which
Q.no 41. Active or inactive can be category of
A : Localization
C : pose evalution
D : Robot
called
A : Emiter
B : Transducer
C : Transmitter
D : Receiver
Q.no 43. Which of the following statements concerning the implementation of
robotic systems is correct?
A : implementation of robots CAN not save existing jobs
B : implementation of robots CAN not create new jobs
C : robotics could prevent a business from closing
D : robotics could noy prevent a business from closing
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
A : Radar
B : Sonar
C : Meta-rules
D : control rules
applications
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
typically,
A : Three
B : Four
C : Six
D : Eight
A : Sensing
planning?
A : Part drive
B : Welding
C : Spray picking
D : Part panting
Q.no 55. What is the name for space inside which a robot unit operates?
A : Environment
B : Spatial base
C : Work envelop
D : Exclusion zone
Q.no 56. Triagulation problem is defined as
A : Side-side-side
B : Side-angle-side
C : Both a&b
D : Side-by-side
Q.no 57. PROLOG is an AI programming language which solves problems with
a
form of symbolic logic known as predicate calculus. It was developed in 1972
at
the University of Marseilles by a team of specialists. Can you name the person
who headed this team?
A : Alain colmerauer
B : Niklaus Wirth
C : Seymour papert
D : John McCarthy
Q.no 58. Which of the basic parts of a robot unit would include the computer
circuitry that could be programmed to determine what the robot would do?
A : Sensor
B : Controller
C : Arm
D : End effector
Q.no 59. The horizontal decomposition of robotic control system is based on
A : Sensing
Q.no 60. When will Hill-Climbing algorithm terminate?
A : Stopping criterion met
B : Global Min/Max is achieved
C : No neighbour has higher value
D : no criteria to terminate
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
Q.no 2. What is AGV
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
A : Map related
B : Path related
D : Edge related
robotics?
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
in
A : Up-Hill Search
B : Hill-Climbing
C : Hill algorithm
B : Radar
C : Smart Camera
D : Sonar
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Contact Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Localization
C : Pose evalution
D : Robot
A : Initial Point
B : Final Point
C : Middle point
D : End point
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
B : Aircraft
C : Airoplan
D : Robot
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
Q.no 18. What is GPS
C : Global System
A : Driving system
B : Convoy system
called
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
structure
A : Queue
B : Stack
C : Priority Queue
D : Circular Queue
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
knowledge
D : Best search
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
A : Absolute
B : Local
C : Global
D : Passive
conditions
A : Intelligent
B : Mobile
C : Open loop
D : Non-servo
Q.no 31. Natural Enviroment are not particularly organized or skilled for
A : Machines
B : Robots
C : Path finding
D : Odometry
a
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Touch screen
D : TV Remote
data
are referred as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
A : Radar
B : Sonar
B : Mining
C : Pit Mining
A : Loop Closing
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
C : Playback Robot
A : Pose
C : Robot
D : Odometry
Q.no 41. Which of the following laws is ASIMOV'S first and most important law
of
robotics?
A : Robot actions must never result in damage to the robot
B : Robots must never take actions harmful to humans
C : Robot must follow the directions given by human
D : Robots must make business a greater profit
which
Q.no 43. Which of the following terms refers to the rotational motion of a robot
arm
A : Swivel
B : Axle
C : Retrograde
D : Roll
A : NASA
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
called
A : Emiter
B : Transducer
C : Transmitter
D : Receiver
A : Localization
C : pose evalution
D : Robot
A : Open pit mining
B : Close pit mining
C : Mining
D : Pit Mining
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
Q.no 51. Topological Maps referred as
A : Relational maps
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
Q.no 52. The following is true for a Robot & NC Machine
A : Similar power drive technology is used in both
B : Different feedback systems are used in both
C : Programming is same for both
D : Programming is not same for both
Q.no 53. The main objective (s) of Industrial robot is to
A : To maximize the labor requirement
B : To increase productivity
C : To decrease the life of production machines
D : To decrease productivity
Q.no 54. Internal state sensors are used for measuring which of below
parameter
of the end effector.
A : Position
B : Position & Velocity
C : Velocity & acceleration
D : Position, Velocity & acceleration
C : In-house robot
D : Mobile Robot
Q.no 56. Which of the following module is not related to horizontal
decomposition?
A : Perception
B : Planning
C : Execute
D : Building Map
A : Side-side-side
B : Side-angle-side
C : Both a&b
D : Side-by-side
B : Polar systems.
D : Sperical Sytem
A : Elbow extension
B : Wrist bend
C : Wrist swivel
D : Wrist yaw
A : Rabota
B : Robota
C : Rebota
D : Ribota

A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
Q.no 4. What is EKF
the
A : Active Sonar
B : Passive Sonar
C : Radar
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
A : Map related
B : Path related
D : Edge related
called
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
A : Localization
C : Pose evalution
D : Robot
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
A : Driving system
B : Convoy system
A : Soviet
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
C : Global System
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
A : Performance
B : Capability
C : Direction
D : Measurements
A : Video sensing
B : GPS
C : Robot
D : Machine
C : Playback Robot
D : Responsibility
robotics?
and food industry?
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
B : Aircraft
C : Airoplan
D : Robot
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
A : Absolute
B : Local
C : Global
D : Passive
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
a
applications
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
Q.no 35. What is odometry
A : Information acquired
B : estimation
C : Calculation
D : Motion Sensors
followoing sensor.
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Sonar Sensor
D : Biosensor
A : Loop Closing
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
A : Marker related
B : Map related
C : Path related
A : Path
B : Position
C : Robot
D : Diraction
C : Playback Robot
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Touch screen
D : TV Remote
B : Mining
C : Pit Mining
A : Localization
C : pose evalution
D : Robot
Q.no 46. Visual servoing associate with
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
C : Meta-rules
D : control rules
A : Open pit mining
C : Mining
D : Pit Mining
of
robotics?
Q.no 50. Which of the following sensor uses a laser beam to determine the
distance to an object?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
Q.no 51. The number of moveable joints in the base, the arm, and the end
effectors of the robot determines
A : degrees of freedom
B : payload capacity
C : operational limits
D : flexibility
A : Environment
B : Spatial base
C : Work envelop
D : Exclusion zone
Q.no 53. A Kalman filter is useful in
A : Merging position
B : Merging pose estimate
C : Merging path
D : Merging revoking
A : Elbow extension
B : Wrist bend
C : Wrist swivel
D : Wrist yaw
C : In-house robot
D : Mobile Robot
Q.no 56. In which of the following operations Continuous Path System is used
A : Pick & Place
B : Loading & unloading
C : Continuous welding
D : Pick and Loading
Q.no 57. Which of the following module is not related to horizontal
decomposition?
A : Perception
B : Planning
C : Execute
D : Building Map
A : Sensing
Q.no 59. Practical sensor domensions which is referred as
A : Homing
B : servoing
C : Robat action
D : Pose estimation
Q.no 1. What is EKF

Q.no 2. What is GPS
C : Global System
Q.no 3. What is AGV
D : Hill climbing
structure
A : Queue
B : Stack
C : Priority Queue
D : Circular Queue
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
D : Responsibility
called
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
A : Driving system
B : Convoy system
in
A : Up-Hill Search
B : Hill-Climbing
C : Hill algorithm
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
B : Aircraft
C : Airoplan
D : Robot
B : Radar
C : Smart Camera
D : Sonar
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
A : Performance
B : Capability
C : Direction
D : Measurements
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
A : Soviet
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
A : Contact Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
engineers
A : Open pit mining
C : Mining
D : Pit Mining
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
Q.no 32. What is necessity for a lot of sensible mobile robotics funaction
A : Map discovery
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
A : Active Sonar
B : Passive Sonar
C : Radar
arm
A : Swivel
B : Axle
C : Retrograde
D : Roll
responsible
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
A : Marker related
B : Map related
C : Path related
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
A : Machines
B : Robots
C : Path finding
D : Odometry
applications
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
data
are referred as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
A : Localization
C : pose evalution
D : Robot
called
A : Emiter
B : Transducer
C : Transmitter
D : Receiver
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
were
A : CMU
B : MIT
D : RAMD
C : Meta-rules
D : control rules
conditions
A : Intelligent
B : Mobile
C : Open loop
D : Non-servo
of
robotics?
B : Mining
C : Pit Mining
A : Part drive
B : Welding
C : Spray picking
D : Part panting
A : Environment
B : Spatial base
C : Work envelop
D : Exclusion zone
Q.no 53. The Signals which represent raw data or domainn conversions are
referred as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
Q.no 54. What is the evaluation function in A* approach?
Q.no 55. The following drive is used for lighter class of robot.
A : Pneumatic drive
B : Hydrometric drive
C : Electric drive
D : Mechanical drive
A : Elbow extension
B : Wrist bend
C : Wrist swivel
D : Wrist yaw
typically,
A : Three
B : Four
C : Six
D : Eight
A : Side-side-side
B : Side-angle-side
C : Both a&b
D : Side-by-side
C : Merging path
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Contact Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
structure
A : Queue
B : Stack
C : Priority Queue
D : Circular Queue
A : Map related
B : Path related
D : Edge related
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
called
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
C : Playback Robot
A : Performance
B : Capability
C : Direction
D : Measurements
robotics?
in
A : Up-Hill Search
B : Hill-Climbing
C : Hill algorithm
A : Driving system
B : Convoy system
B : Aircraft
C : Airoplan
D : Robot
A : Initial Point
B : Final Point
C : Middle point
D : End point
A : Soviet
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
the
A : Active Sonar
B : Passive Sonar
C : Radar
A : Video sensing
B : GPS
C : Robot
D : Machine
engineers
A : Radar
B : Sonar
A : Open pit mining
C : Mining
D : Pit Mining
B : DFS Algorithm
C : BFS Algorithm
applications
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
B : Mining
C : Pit Mining
A : Loop Closing
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
C : Playback Robot
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
A : Map discovery
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
of
robotics?
C : Meta-rules
D : control rules
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
A : Absolute
B : Local
C : Global
D : Passive
A : NASA
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
called
A : Emiter
B : Transducer
C : Transmitter
D : Receiver
responsible
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Touch screen
D : TV Remote
planning?
A : Relational maps
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
Q.no 55. Which of the following is not a programming language for computer
controlled Robot?
A : AMC
B : VAL
C : RAIL
D : HELP
B : Polar systems.
D : Sperical Sytem
Q.no 57. The Robot designed with Cartesian coordinate system has
Q.no 58. If the dimension of search problem is very high then suitable
algorithm
for path planning is
A : Dijkstra’s Algorithm
B : A* Algorithm
C : D* Algorithm
D : Rapid-Exploring Random Tree (RRT)
A : Elbow extension
B : Wrist bend
C : Wrist swivel
D : Wrist yaw
A : Side-side-side
B : Side-angle-side
C : Both a&b
D : Side-by-side

engineers
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
in
A : Up-Hill Search
B : Hill-Climbing
C : Hill algorithm
knowledge
D : Best search
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
A : Video sensing
B : GPS
C : Robot
D : Machine
robotics?
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
Q.no 9. What is AGV
C : Global System
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Initial Point
B : Final Point
C : Middle point
D : End point
A : Map related
B : Path related
D : Edge related
D : Hill climbing
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
and food industry?
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
structure
A : Queue
B : Stack
C : Priority Queue
D : Circular Queue
A : Soviet
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
A : Performance
B : Capability
C : Direction
D : Measurements
A : Localization
C : Pose evalution
D : Robot
B : Aircraft
C : Airoplan
D : Robot
followoing sensor.
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Sonar Sensor
D : Biosensor
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
responsible
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
arm
A : Swivel
B : Axle
C : Retrograde
D : Roll
A : Pose
C : Robot
D : Odometry
A : Machines
B : Robots
C : Path finding
D : Odometry
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
A : Loop Closing
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
data
are referred as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
were
A : CMU
B : MIT
D : RAMD
A : Map discovery
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
called
A : Emiter
B : Transducer
C : Transmitter
D : Receiver
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
a
which
of
robotics?
B : estimation
C : Calculation
D : Motion Sensors
A : Path
B : Position
C : Robot
D : Diraction
A : Absolute
B : Local
C : Global
D : Passive
B : DFS Algorithm
C : BFS Algorithm
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
A : Sensing
A : Pick & Place
Q.no 53. Internal state sensors are used for measuring which of below
parameter
of the end effector.
A : Position
B : Position & Velocity
C : Velocity & acceleration
D : Position, Velocity & acceleration
A : Side-side-side
B : Side-angle-side
C : Both a&b
D : Side-by-side
robots is called as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
Q.no 58. Clockwise of Anti clockwise rotation about the vertical axis to the
perpendicular arm is provided through
A : Shoulder swivel
B : Elbow extension
C : Arm sweep
D : Wrist bend
planning?
A : Relational maps
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
engineers
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
and food industry?
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
A : Video sensing
B : GPS
C : Robot
D : Machine
B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
A : Localization
C : Pose evalution
D : Robot
A : Initial Point
B : Final Point
C : Middle point
D : End point
structure
A : Queue
B : Stack
C : Priority Queue
D : Circular Queue
A : Performance
B : Capability
C : Direction
D : Measurements
D : Hill climbing
A : Soviet
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
knowledge
D : Best search
B : Radar
C : Smart Camera
D : Sonar
in
A : Up-Hill Search
B : Hill-Climbing
C : Hill algorithm
C : Global System
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
robotics?
A : Contact Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
a
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
applications
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
conditions
A : Intelligent
B : Mobile
C : Open loop
D : Non-servo
called
A : Emiter
B : Transducer
C : Transmitter
D : Receiver
A : Map discovery
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
A : Path
B : Position
C : Robot
D : Diraction
C : Meta-rules
D : control rules
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
A : Pose
C : Robot
D : Odometry
data
are referred as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
which
A : Absolute
B : Local
C : Global
D : Passive
B : Mining
C : Pit Mining
were
A : CMU
B : MIT
D : RAMD
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
followoing sensor.
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Sonar Sensor
D : Biosensor
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Touch screen
D : TV Remote
A : Marker related
B : Map related
C : Path related
A : Localization
C : pose evalution
D : Robot
A : Open pit mining
C : Mining
D : Pit Mining
Q.no 51. Path planning algorithm is used for
A : Environment Representation
B : Locate mobile robot
C : Finding shortest path and optimal path
D : Surround environment
Q.no 52. Clockwise of Anti clockwise rotation about the vertical axis to the
perpendicular arm is provided through
A : Shoulder swivel
B : Elbow extension
C : Arm sweep
D : Wrist bend
A : Rabota
B : Robota
C : Rebota
D : Ribota
A : Actuators
B : Controller
C : Sensors
D : Manipulator
C : In-house robot
D : Mobile Robot
Q.no 56. Decision support programs are designed to help managers make
A : Budget projections
B : Visual presentation
C : Business decisions
D : Vacation schedules
A : Side-side-side
B : Side-angle-side
C : Both a&b
D : Side-by-side
A : Part drive
B : Welding
C : Spray picking
D : Part panting
Q.no 60. Practical sensor domensions which is referred as
A : Homing
B : servoing
C : Robat action
D : Pose estimation

B : Filtering
C : Laandmark
D : Pose estimation
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Driving system
B : Convoy system
Q.no 4. what is GDOP
A : Geometric dilution of position
B : Geometric dilution of precision
C : Geometric dilution of path
D : Geometric dilution of pointer
Q.no 5. What is AGV
knowledge
D : Best search
ranging?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Intertial
D : Biosensor
A : Thermometer
B : Accelerometer
C : Gyroscope
D : TV Remote
called
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
the
A : Active Sonar
B : Passive Sonar
C : Radar
A : Contact Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
B : Radar
C : Smart Camera
D : Sonar
structure
A : Queue
B : Stack
C : Priority Queue
D : Circular Queue
and food industry?
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
in
A : Up-Hill Search
B : Hill-Climbing
C : Hill algorithm
C : Playback Robot
D : Responsibility
A : Initial Point
B : Final Point
C : Middle point
D : End point
A : Soviet
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
C : Meta-rules
D : control rules
C : Playback Robot
A : Pose
C : Robot
D : Odometry
A : Loop Closing
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
which
of
robotics?
A : Sonar
B : Radar
C : Infrared
A : Active Sonar
B : Passive Sonar
C : Radar
applications
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
B : Mining
C : Pit Mining
B : estimation
C : Calculation
D : Motion Sensors
A : Map discovery
B : Geomatric Maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Sensorial maps
Q.no 39. Which of the following is true?
A : Robot minimize the labor cost
B : Robot minimize the productivity
C : Robot minimize the life of production machine
D : Rotot minimize the qualtiy of work
A : Contact Sensor
B : Inertial Sensor
C : Infrared Sensor
D : Biosensor
a
A : Absolute
B : Local
C : Global
D : Passive
A : NASA
B : IBM
C : Google
D : Yahoo
arm
A : Swivel
B : Axle
C : Retrograde
D : Roll
A : Path
B : Position
C : Robot
D : Diraction
conditions
A : Intelligent
B : Mobile
C : Open loop
D : Non-servo
B : DFS Algorithm
C : BFS Algorithm
A : Robot pose
B : Robot action
C : Robot position
D : Robat path
responsible
A : Sensor
B : Middleware
C : Actuator
D : Transducer
Q.no 52. Path planning algorithm is used for
A : Environment Representation
B : Locate mobile robot
C : Finding shortest path and optimal path
D : Surround environment
Q.no 53. The main objective (s) of Industrial robot is to
A : To maximize the labor requirement
B : To increase productivity
C : To decrease the life of production machines
D : To decrease productivity
A : Pick & Place
A : Elbow extension
B : Wrist bend
C : Wrist swivel
D : Wrist yaw
Q.no 56. Which of the following places would be LEAST likely to include
operational robots?
A : Warehouse
B : Factory
C : Hospitals
D : Private homes
Q.no 57. When will Hill-Climbing algorithm terminate?
A : Stopping criterion met
B : Global Min/Max is achieved
C : No neighbour has higher value
D : no criteria to terminate
A : Part drive
B : Welding
C : Spray picking
D : Part panting
Q.no 59. The Signals which represent raw data or domainn conversions are
referred as
A : Relational maps
B : Sensorial maps
C : Perceptul maps
D : Geomatric Maps
C : Merging path
1. Robotics is a branch of AI, which is composed of ___________.

A. Electrical Engineering
B. Mechanical Engineering
C. Computer Science
D. All of the above
View Answer
Ans : A
2. If a robot has k legs, then the number of possible events is :

A. N = (2k-2)
B. N = (2k-1)!
C. N = (2^k-1)!
D. N = (2k-2)!
View Answer
Ans : B
3. Name the wheel which is used to rotates around the wheel axle and
around the contact.
A. Castor wheel
B. Standard wheel
C. Swedish 45degree
D. spherical wheel
View Answer
Ans : B
4. What is the name for information sent from robot sensors to robot
controllers?
A. temperature
B. pressure
C. feedback
D. signal
View Answer
Ans : C
5. For a robot unit to be considered a functional industrial robot,

typically, how many degrees of freedom would the robot have?
A. 4
B. 5
C. 6
D. 7
View Answer
Ans : C
6. Which of the following statements concerning the implementation

of robotic systems is correct?
A. implementation of robots CAN save existing jobs
B. implementation of robots CAN create new jobs
C. robotics could prevent a business from closing
D. All of the above
View Answer
Ans : D
7. One of the leading American robotics centers is the Robotics

Institute located at?
A. CMU
B. MIT
C. RAND
D. SRI
View Answer
Ans : A
8. What is full form of OCR in tasks of Computer Vision?

A. Optimum Character Reader
B. Optical Character Reader
C. Optimum Castor Reader
D. Optical Castor Reader
View Answer
Ans : B
9. Which of the following is not application domains of Computer
Vision?
A. Agriculture
B. Biometrics
C. Page control
D. Transport
View Answer
Ans : C
10. computer vision plays vital role in the domains of __________.

A. safety
B. security
C. health
D. All of the above
View Answer
Ans : D
11. Which of the following is not a type of Robot Locomotion?

A. Legged
B. Wheeled
C. Tracked deslip
D. Tracked skid
View Answer
Ans : C
12. If a robot has 3 legs, then the number of possible events is :

A. 24
B. 720
C. 120
D. 240
View Answer
Ans : C
13. Which of the following is not an essential components for

construction of robots?
A. Power Supply
B. Actuators
C. Sensors
D. Energy
View Answer
Ans : D
14. Which of the following terms IS NOT one of the five basic parts of a
robot?
A. peripheral tools
B. end effectors
C. controller
D. drive
View Answer
Ans : A
15. Decision support programs are designed to help managers make

__________
A. budget projections
B. visual presentations
C. business decisions
D. vacation schedules
View Answer
Ans : C
16. In LISP, the function returns t if <object> is a CONS cell and nil
otherwise
A. (cons <object>)
B. (consp <object>)
C. (eq <object>)
D. (cous = <object>)
View Answer
Ans : B
17. Which of the following terms refers to the use of compressed

gasses to drive (power) the robot device?
A. pneumatic
B. piezoelectric
C. hydraulic
D. photosensitive
View Answer
Ans : A
18. What is true about Robots?
A. They operate in real physical world
B. Inputs to robots is analog signal in the form of speech waveform or
images
C. They need special hardware with sensors and effectors.
D. All of the above
View Answer
Ans : D
19. Which of the following is not application of Robotics?

A. Industries
B. Military
C. Medicine
D. Hills
View Answer
Ans : D
20. Name the component of robot which is used to contract almost

40% when air is sucked in them.
A. Actuators
B. Muscle Wires
C. Pneumatic Air Muscles
D. Sensors
View Answer
Ans : C
1) Artificial Intelligence is about_____.
a. Playing a game on Computer
b. Making a machine Intelligent
c. Programming on Machine with your Own Intelligence
d. Putting your intelligence in Machine
Answer: b. Making a machine Intelligent.
2) Who is known as the -Father of AI"?
a. Fisher Ada
b. Alan Turing
c. John McCarthy
d. Allen Newell
Answer: c. John McCarthy
3) Select the most appropriate situation for that a blind search can be used.
a. Real-life situation
b. Small Search Space
c. Complex game
d. All of the above
Answer: b. Small Search Space
4) The application/applications of Artificial Intelligence is/are
a. Expert Systems
b. Gaming
c. Vision Systems
d. All of the above
Answer: d. All of the above
5) Among the given options, which search algorithm requires less memory?
a. Optimal Search
b. Depth First Search
c. Breadth-First Search
d. Linear Search
Answer: b. Depth First Search

6) If a robot is able to change its own trajectory as per the external
conditions, then the robot is considered as the__
a. Mobile
b. Non-Servo
c. Open Loop
d. Intelligent
Answer: d. Intelligent
7) Which of the given language is not commonly used for AI?
a. LISP
b. PROLOG
c. Python
d. Perl
Answer: d. Perl
8) A technique that was developed to determine whether a machine could or

could not demonstrate the artificial intelligence known as the___
a. Boolean Algebra
b. Turing Test
c. Logarithm
d. Algorithm
Answer: b. Turing Test
9) The component of an Expert system is_________.
a. Knowledge Base
b. Inference Engine
c. User Interface
d. All of the above
10) Which algorithm is used in the Game tree to make decisions of

Win/Lose?
a. Heuristic Search Algorithm
b. DFS/BFS algorithm
c. Greedy Search Algorithm
d. Min/Max algorithm
Answer: d. Min/Max Algorithm
11) The available ways to solve a problem of state-space-search.

a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
Answer: b. 2
12) Among the given options, which is not the required property of
Knowledge representation?
a. Inferential Efficiency
b. Inferential Adequacy
c. Representational Verification
d. Representational Adequacy
Answer: C. Representational Verification
Explanation: Knowledge representation is the part of Artificial Intelligence that

deals with AI agent thinking and how their thinking affects the intelligent behavior of
agents. A good knowledge representation requires the following properties:
o Representational Accuracy
o Inferential Adequacy
o Inferential Efficiency
o Acquisitional efficiency
13) An AI agent perceives and acts upon the environment using___.
a. Sensors
b. Perceiver
c. Actuators
d. Both a and c
Answer: d. Both a and c.

14) Which rule is applied for the Simple reflex agent?
a. Simple-action rule
b. Simple &Condition-action rule
c. Condition-action rule
d. None of the above
Answer: c. Condition-action rule
15) Which agent deals with the happy and unhappy state?
a. Utility-based agent
b. Model-based agent
c. Goal-based Agent
d. Learning Agent
Answer: a. Utility-based agent
16) Rational agent always does the right things.
a. True
b. False
Answer: a. True
17) Which term describes the common-sense of the judgmental part of

problem-solving?
a. Values-based
b. Critical
c. Analytical
d. Heuristic
Answer: d. Heuristic
18) Which AI technique enables the computers to understand the

associations and relationships between objects and events?
a. Heuristic Processing
b. Cognitive Science
c. Relative Symbolism
d. Pattern Matching
Answer: d. Pattern Matching
19) The exploration problem is where______.
a. Agent contains the knowledge of State and actions.
b. Agent does not contain the knowledge of State and actions.
c. Only actions are known to the agent.
Answer: b. Agent does not contain knowledge State and actions
20) In the Wumpus World Problem, the reason for the uncertainty is that the
agent's sensor gives only__
a. Full & Global information
b. Partial & Global Information
c. Full & local information
d. Partial & local Information
Answer: d. Partial & local Information

21) The search algorithm which is similar to the minimax search, but
removes the branches that don't affect the final output is known as__.
a. Depth-first search
b. Breadth-first search
c. Alpha-beta pruning
Answer: c. Alpha-beta pruning
22) The maximum depth to which the alpha-beta pruning can be applied.
a. Eight states
b. Six states
c. Ten states
d. Any depth
Answer: d. Any depth
23) Among the given options, which is also known as inference rule?
a. Reference
b. Reform
c. Resolution
Answer: c. Resolution
24) Which of the following option is used to build complex sentences in

knowledge representation?
a. Symbols
b. Connectives
c. Quantifier
Answer:
Explanation: Complex sentences are built by combining the atomic sentences using
connectives.
25) Automatic Reasoning tool is used in_____.
a. Personal Computers
b. Microcomputers
c. LISP Machines
d. All of the above
Answer: c. LISP Machine
26) If according to the hypothesis, the result should be positive, but in fact it
is negative, then it is known as_______.
a. False Negative Hypothesis
b. False Positive Hypothesis
c. Specialized Hypothesis
d. Consistent Hypothesis
Answer: b. False Positive Hypothesis
27) A hybrid Bayesian Network consist_____.
a. Discrete variables only
b. Discontinuous Variable
c. Both Discrete and Continuous variables
d. Continuous Variable only

Answer: c. Both Discrete and Continuous Variables
28) The process of capturing the inference process as Single Inference Rule
is known as:
a. Clauses
b. Ponens
c. Generalized Modus Ponens
d. Variables
Answer: c. Generalized Modus Ponens
29) Which process makes two different Logical expressions look identical?
a. Unification
b. Lifting
c. Inference Process
Answer: a. Unification
30) Which algorithm takes two sentences as input and returns a Unifier?
a. Inference
b. Hill-Climbing
c. Unify algorithm
d. Depth-first search
Answer: c. Unify Algorithm
31) The PEAS in the task environment is about____________.
a. Peer, Environment, Actuators, Sense
b. Performance, Environment, Actuators, Sensors
c. Perceiving, Environment, Actuators, Sensors
Answer: b. Performance, Environment, Actuators, Sensors
Explanation: PEAS is a representation model on which an AI agent works. It is

made up of four words:
o P: Performance
o E: Environment
o A: Actuators
o S: Sensors
32) In state-space, the set of actions for a given problem is expressed by

the_____.
a. Intermediate States
b. Successor function that takes current action and returns next state
c. Initial States
Answer: b. Successor function that takes current action and returns next state
33) In which search problem, to find the shortest path, each city must be
visited once only?
a. Map coloring Problem
b. Depth-first search traversal on a given map represented as a graph
c. Finding the shortest path between a source and a destination
d. Travelling Salesman problem
Answer: d. Travelling Salesman problem
34) In the TSP problem of n cities, the time taken for traversing all cities,
without having prior knowledge of the length of the minimum tour will
be_______.
a. O(n)
b. O(n2)
c. O(n!)
d. O(n/2)
Answer: c. O(n!)
35) Web Crawler is an example of______.
a. Intelligent Agent
b. Problem-solving agent
c. Simple reflex agent
d. Model-based agent
Answer: Intelligent Agent
36) The main function of problem-solving agent is to________.
a. Solve the given problem and reach the goal
b. Find out which sequence of action will get it to the goal state.
c. Both a & b
Answer: Both a & b
37) In artificial Intelligence, knowledge can be represented as_______.
i. Predicate Logic
ii. Propositional Logic
iii. Compound Logic
iv. Machine Logic
a. Both I and II
b. Only II
c. Both II and III
d. Only IV
Answer: a. Both I and II
38) For propositional Logic, which statement is false?
a. The sentences of Propositional logic can have answers other than True or
False.
b. Each sentence is a declarative sentence.
c. Propositional logic is a knowledge representation technique in AI.
Answer: a. The sentences of Propositional logic can have answers other than True
or False
39) First order logic Statements contains______.
a. Predicate and Preposition
b. Subject and an Object
c. Predicate and Subject
Answer: c. Predicate and Subject
Explanation: The first-order logic is also known as the First-order predicate logic,
which is another way of knowledge representation. The FOL statements contain two
parts that are subject and Predicate.
For e.g., X is an Integer; In this, X is Subject and Is an Integer is Predicate.
40) A knowledge-based agent can be defined with _____ levels.
a. 2 Levels
b. 3 Levels
c. 4 Levels
Answer: b. 3 Levels
Explanation: The knowledge-based agents have the capability of making decisions

and reasoning to act efficiently. It can be viewed at three different levels, which are:
o Knowledge Level
o Logical Level
o Implementation Level
41) Ways to achieve AI in real-life are_________.
a. Machine Learning
b. Deep Learning
c. Both a & b
Answer: c. Both a &b
42) The main tasks of an AI agent are_______.
a. Input and Output
b. Moment and Humanly Actions
c. Perceiving, thinking, and acting on the environment
Answer: c. Perceiving, thinking, and acting on the environment
43) The probabilistic reasoning depends upon____________.
a. Estimation
b. Observations
c. Likelihood
d. All of the above
44) The inference engine works on ______.
a. Forward Chaining
b. Backward Chaining
c. Both a and b
Answer: c. Both a and b
Explanation: The inference engine is the component of the intelligent system in

artificial intelligence, which applies logical rules to the knowledge base to infer new
information from known facts. The first inference engine was part of the expert
system. Inference engine commonly proceeds in two modes, which are:
o Forward chaining
o Backward chaining
45) Which of the given statement is true for Conditional Probability?
a. Conditional Probability gives 100% accurate results.
b. Conditional Probability can be applied to a single event.
c. Conditional Probability has no effect or relevance on independent events.
d. None of the above.
Answer: c. Conditional Probability has no effect or relevance on independent

events.
46) After applying conditional Probability to a given problem, we get______
a. 100% accurate result
b. Estimated Values
c. Wrong Values
Answer: b. Estimated Values
47) The best AI agent is one which____________
a. Needs user inputs for solving any problem
b. Can solve a problem on its own without any human intervention
c. Need a similar exemplary problem in its knowledge base
d. All of the above
Answer: b. Can solve a problem on its own without any human intervention
48) The Bayesian Network gives________
a. A complete description of the problem
b. Partial Description of the domain
c. A complete description of the domain
Answer: c. A complete description of the domain
49) In LISP, the addition of 5+8 is entered as_______.

a. 5+8
b. 5 add 8
c. 5+8=
d. (+5 8)
Answer: d. (+5 8)
50) An Algorithm is said as Complete algorithm if_______________
a. It ends with a solution (if any exists).
b. It begins with a solution.
c. It does not end with a solution.
d. It contains a loop
Answer: a. It ends with a solution (if any exists).
51) Which statement is valid for the Heuristic function?
a. The heuristic function is used to solve mathematical problems.
b. The heuristic function takes parameters of type string and returns an integer
value.
c. The heuristic function does not have any return type.
d. The heuristic function calculates the cost of an optimal path between the pair
of states.
Answer: d. The heuristic function calculates the cost of an optimal path between
the pair of states
52) Which of the given element improve the performance of AI agent so that
it can make better decisions?
a. Changing Element
b. Performance Element
c. Learning Element
Answer: c. Learning Element
53) How many types of Machine Learning are there?

a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
Answer: c. 3
Explanation: There are three types of Machine Learning techniques, which are
Supervised Learning, Unsupervised Learning, and Reinforcement Learning.
54) The decision tree algorithm reaches its destination using_____________.
a. Single Test
b. Two Test
c. Sequence of test
d. No test
Answer: c. Sequence of test
55) In LISP programming, the square root is entered as_____.
a. Sqrt(x)
b. (sqrt x)
c. x/2
d. none of the above
Answer: b. (sqrt x)
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A. Long term memory
B. Short term memory
C. Permanent Memory
D. None of these
ANSWER:B
_____________search regresses over goals and validate a plan before returning it.
A.Forward state space
B.Backward state space
C.Goa stack
D.None of these
ANSWER:B
_____________ Procedure selects a flaw in a given plan and looks for a resolver.
A.Goal stack planning
B.The plan space planning
C.Recursive goal stack planning
D.Partial order Planning
ANSWER:B
The relationships between behavioral acts are not defined in the partial order plan until absolutely
necessary.
A.True
B.False
ANSWER:B
A* generates will not generate optimal solution if h(n) is a consistent heuristics and the search space
is graph
A.True
B.False
ANSWER:B
Which of the following combination of labels is not allowed for W joint in scene labelling is not
allowed
A.(+,-,+)
B.(-,+,-)
C.(←,+,←)
D.(←,←,←)
ANSWER:D
If it is possible to extend each pair of consistent variable instantiation to a third variable, a CSP is said
to be _________________
A.Arc Consistent
B.I- Consistent
C.Path consistent.
D.2- consistent
ANSWER:C
The __________algorithm explores the domain in a depth first manner.
A.Backtracking
B.Forward checking
C.Arc consistency
D.Strategic Retreat
ANSWER:A
_________________ are mathematical problems defined as a set of objects whose state must
satisfy a number of constraints or limitations.
A.Constraints Satisfaction Problems
B.Uninformed Search Problems
C.Local Search Problems
D.All of the mentioned
ANSWER:A
Which of the Following problems can be modeled as CSP?
A.8-Puzzle problemB.
B.8-Queen problem
C.Map coloring problem
ANSWER:D
The term ___________ is used for a depth-first search that chooses values for one variable at a time
and returns when a variable has no legal values left to assign.
a) Forward search
b) Backtrack search
c) Hill algorithm
d) Reverse-Down-Hill search
ANSWER:B
Consider a problem of preparing a schedule for a class of student. What type of problem is this?
a) Search Problem
b) Backtrack Problem
c) CSP
d) Planning Problem
ANSWER:C
Constraint satisfaction problems on finite domains are typically solved using a form of ___________
a) Search Algorithms
b) Heuristic Search Algorithms
c) Greedy Search Algorithms
d) All of the mentioned
ANSWER:D
Backtracking is based on ____________
A.Last in first out
B.First in first out
C.Recursion
D.Both Last in first out & Recursion
ANSWER:D
The inference engine goes through which cycle?
A. Match-Resolve-Execute
B. Execute-Resolve-Match
C. Resolve Match Match
D. Resolve Match Execute
ANSWER: A
The output of MATCH routine in Inference Engine is ______________
A. Pattern set
B. Conflict set (CS)
C. Rule set
D. Action set
ANSWER: B
Operator PUTDOWN has which of the following sequence of actions?
A. holding(x),Ontable(x),holding(x)
B. holding(x),armempty, holding(x)
C. holding(x),Ontable(x)
D. holding(x),Ontable(x)^armempty, holding(x)
ANSWER: D
Frame problem in STRIPS Domain can be solved by _____________________
A. Operator
B. Frame Aximoms
C. Precondition
D. Action
ANSWER: B
PDDL stands for_________________________
A. Path data description Language
B. Planning Domain Description Language
C. Planning data Description Language
D. Path data deleted Language
ANSWER: B
In PDDL,the Language is based on _______________________

A. Propositional logic notation
B. Second Order Logic Notation
C. First Order Logic Notation
D. All of these
ANSWER: C
STRIPS operators are made up of which three components:
A. P: Precondition List , A: Add List , D:Delete List
B. P: Postcondition List , A: Add List , D:Delete List
C. P: Precondition List , S: Sub List , D:Delete List
D. P: Postcondition List , S: Sub List , D:Delete List
ANSWER: A
Which search algorithm imposes a fixed depth limit on nodes?
A. Depth-limited search
B. Depth-first search
C. Iterative deepening search
D. Bidirectional search
ANSWER: A
In a rule-based system, procedural domain knowledge is in the form of:___________
A. production rules
B. rule interpreters
C. meta-rules
D. control rules
ANSWER: A
_____________ is a state that is better than all its neighboring states but is not better than some
other states further away
A. Plateau
B. Local Maximum
C. Global Maximum
D. All of the above
ANSWER: B
___________ algorithm keeps track of k states rather than just one.
A. Hill-Climbing search
B. Local Beam search
C. Stochastic hill-climbing search
D. Random restart hill-climbing search
ANSWER: B
Which is the most straightforward approach for planning algorithm?
A. Best-first search
B. State-space search
C. Depth-first search
D. Hill-climbing search
ANSWER: B
_______ is/are the well known Expert System/s for medical diagnosis systems
A. MYSIN
B. CADUCEUS
C. DENDRAL
D. SMH.PAL
ANSWER: A
Which of the following statement(s) is true for Sparse-Memory Graph Search (SMGS)?
A. The boundary is defined as those nodes in CLOSED that have at least one successor still in OPEN
B. The nodes in CLOSED that are not on the boundary are in the kernel
C. The number of relay nodes on each path is exactly one.
D. Both A & B
ANSWER: D
Is the below statement true for the domain of positive integers
∀p ∃q ( p + q = 7)
A. Yes
B. No
ANSWER:A
Which of the following is a sound rule of inference?
A. Q ∧ (P → Q) → P
B. P → (P ∨ Q)
C. Q ∨ (P → Q) → P
D. All of above
ANSWER:B
Is the following Sentence valid?
∀x ∃ y P(x,y) ≡ ∃ y ∀ x P(x,y)
A. Yes
B. No
ANSWER:B
Is ∀z S(x,y) a well-formed formula?

A. Yes
B. No
ANSWER:A
The statement comprising the limitations of FOL is/are ____________
A.Expressiveness
B.Formalizing Natural Languages
C.Many-sorted Logic
ANSWER:D
The adjective “first-order” distinguishes first-order logic from ___________ in which there are
predicates having predicates or functions as arguments, or in which one or both of predicate
quantifiers or function quantifiers are permitted.
A.presentational Verification
B.Representational Adequacy
C.Higher Order Logic
D.Inferential Efficiency
ANSWE:C
"In AI systems, Knowledge can be represented in two ways. What are these two ways?
i.Machine Logic
ii.Predicate Logic
iii.Propositional Logic
iv. Compound Logic"
A. i. and ii.
B. i. and iii.
C. ii. and iii.

D. iii. and iv.
ANSWER:C
Not only do formal logics allow representation of knowledge, but they also allow representation of
knowledge Mechanisms for reasoning using a collection of well-defined manipulation rules Of
Representations.
A. True
B. False
ANSWER:A
If a logic produces only true statements and does not produce any false statement it shows which of
the following property
A. Completeness
B. Soundness
C. Consistency
D. None of these
ANSWER:B
Is the following rule of inference valid one
A. No
B. Yes
ANSWER:B
_________Graph is used to represent semantic network
A. Undirected
B. Directed
C. Undirected
D. Any one of the above
ANSWER:B
What is the nature of the sentence: ∀x ∀y (TeacherOf(x,y) ⊃ StudentOf(y,x))
A. Symmetry
B. Exhaustiveness
C. Inverse
D. None of the above
ANSWER:C
The formula or sentences that can be maid true by certain valuation function are called
A. Valid formula
B. Satisfiable formula
C. Unsatisfiable formula
D. Invalid Formula
ANSWER:B
A _________ is used to demonstrate, on a purely syntactic basis, that one formula is a logical
consequence of another formula.
A.Deductive Systems
B.Inductive Systems
C.Reasoning with Knowledge Based Systems
D.Search Based Systems
ANSWER:A
A common convention is:

• is evaluated first
• and are evaluated next
• Quantifiers are evaluated next
• is evaluated last.
A.True
B.False
ANSWER:A
A Term is either an individual constant (a 0-ary function), or a variable, or an n-ary function applied
to n terms: F(t1 t2 ..tn).
A.True
B.False
ANSWER:A
First Order Logic is also known as ___________
A.First Order Predicate Calculus
B.Quantification Theory
C.Lower Order Calculus
ANSWER:D
Which is created by using single propositional symbol?
A.Complex sentences
B.Atomic sentences
C.Composition sentences
D.None of the mentioned
ANSWER:B
Which is used to construct the complex sentences?
A.Symbols
B.Connectives
C.Logical connectives
ANSWER:C
How many proposition symbols are there in artificial intelligence?
A.1
B.2
C.3
D.4
ANSWER:B
Which is used to compute the truth of any sentence?
A.Semantics of propositional logic
B.Alpha-beta pruning
C.First-order logic
D.Both Semantics of propositional logic & Alpha-beta pruning
ANSWER:A
Which are needed to compute the logical inference algorithm?
A.Logical equivalence
B.Validity
C.Satisfiability

ANSWER:D
From which rule does the modus ponens are derived?
A.Inference rule
B.Module rule
C.Both Inference & Module rule
C.None of the mentioned
ANSWER:A
Which is also called single inference rule?
A.Reference
B.Resolution
C.Reform
ANSWER:B
Which form is called as a conjunction of disjunction of literals?
A.Conjunctive normal form
B.Disjunctive normal form
C.Normal form
ANSWER:A
What can be viewed as a single lateral of disjunction?
A.Multiple clause
B.Combine clause
C.Unit clause
ANSWER:C
A) Knowledge base (KB) is consists of set of statements.
B) Inference is deriving a new sentence from the KB.
Choose the correct option.
A. A is true, B is true
B. A is false, B is false
C. A is true, B is false
D. A is false, B is true
ANSWER:A
What among the following constitutes the representation of the knowledge in different forms?
A. Relational method where each fact is set out systematically in columns
B. Inheritable knowledge where relational knowledge is made up of objects
C. Inferential knowledge
D. All of the mentioned
ANSWER:D
What are Semantic Networks?
A. A way of representing knowledge
B. Data Structure
C. Data Type
D. None of the mentioned
ANSWER:A
Graph used to represent semantic network is _____________
A. Undirected graph
B. Directed graph
C. Directed Acyclic graph (DAG)
D. Directed complete graph
ANSWER:B
The basic inference mechanism in semantic network is to follow the links between the nodes.
A. True
B. False
ANSWER:A
Which of the following elements constitutes the frame structure?
A. Facts or Data
B. Procedures and default values
C. Frame names
D. Frame reference in hierarchy
ANSWER:A
There exists two way to infer using semantic networks in which knowledge is represented as Frames.
A. Intersection Search
B. Inheritance Search
ANSWER:A
Which problem can frequently occur in backward chaining algorithm?
A. Repeated states
B. Incompleteness
C. Complexity
D. Both Repeated states & Incompleteness
ANSWER:D
How to eliminate the redundant rule matching attempts in the forward chaining?
A. Decremental forward chaining
B. Incremental forward chaining
C. Data complexity
D. None of the mentioned
ANSWER:B
Which of the following is an extension of the semantic network?
A. Expert Systems
B. Rule Based Expert Systems
C. Decision Tree Based networks
D. Partitioned Networks
ANSWER:D
what is the issue of Forward State Space Planning?
A. low banching factor.
B. large branching factor.
C. work in forward fashion
D. work in backward fashion
ANSWER: B
Goal Stack Planning breaks up a ______________________________
A. initial state
B. stack in different part
C. set of goal predicates into individual subgoals
D. All of the above
ANSWER: C
What is true about Linear Planning?
A. It refers to the fact that the subgoals are attempted and solved in a linear order.
B. attempts to solve subgoals individually one after another.
C. attempts to solve subgoal individually in non linear fashion
D. Both A & B
ANSWER: D
Agent interacts with the world via _______________ and ______________
A. decision , effect
B. Perception, decision
C. Perception, Action
D. Perception, effect
ANSWER: C
The start node for search in plan space planning is_______________
A. BFS
B. DFS
C. Both DFS and BFS
D. A*
ANSWER: C
In which chaining, the Left-Hand side is used to match the rules and Right-Hand side is used to check
the effect of using the rule.
A. Forward Chaining
B. Backward Chaining
C. Reverse Chaining
D. Both B & C
ANSWER: A
The components of Expert system are?
A. A Set of Rules, The Inference Engine (IE), Forward Chaining
B. A Set of Rules, Backward Chaining, A Working Memory (WM)
C. A Set of Rules, The Inference Engine (IE), A Working Memory (WM)
D. A Set of Rules, Forward Chaining, Backward Chaining
ANSWER: C
What is true about Artificial Intelligence?
A. The ability to solve problems”.
B. The ability to act rationally.
C. The ability to act like humans
D. All of the above
ANSWER: D
Which of the following are Informed search algorithms?
A. Best First Search
B. A* Search
C. Iterative Deeping Search
D. Both a & b
ANSWER: D
If there is a solution, breadth first search is _______________to find it
A. Difficult
B. Guaranteed
C. Not able to find
ANSWER: B
Which search strategy is combining the benefits of both BFS and DFS?
A. Depth Limited Search
B. A*
C. Iterative Deepening Depth first search
D. Best first search
ANSWER: C
Admissibility of the heuristic function is given as:
A. h(n)>= h*(n)
B. h(n)< h*(n)
C. h(n)== h*(n)
D. h(n)<= h*(n)
ANSWER: D
The efficiency of A* algorithm depends on __________________________
A. depth
B. the quality of heuristic
C. unknown nodes
D. d. None of the above
ANSWER: B
What is the termination criteria in Hill climbing?
A. when no successor of the node has better heuristic value.
B. when successor of the node has better heuristic value.
C. when no ancestor of the node has better heuristic value.
D. when ancestor of the node has better heuristic value.
ANSWER: A
What is true about variable neighborhood function?
A. Neighbourhood functions that are sparse lead to quicker movement during search
B. algorithm has to inspect very fewer neighbours
C. VDN stars searching with sparse Neighbourhood functions, when it reaches an optimum, it
switches to denser function.
D. All of the above
ANSWER: D
_______________________requires Linear Space but uses backtracking
A. Breadth First Search
B. Recursive Best First Search (RBFS)
C. A*
D. IDA*
ANSWER: B
Which property asks that the algorithm is locally admissible?
A. Admissibility
B. Monotonicity
C. Informedness
ANSWER: B
A* Search Algorithm _______________
A. does not expand the node which have the lowest value of f(n),
B. finds the shortest path through the search space using the heuristic function i.e f(n)=g(n) + h(n)
C. terminates when the goal node is not found.
D. All of the above
ANSWER: B
Which is not problem in Hill climing?
A. Plateau
B. Ridges
C. Local Maximum
D. landscape
ANSWER: D
Tabu search is designed __________________________
A. as it does not follow aspiration criteria
B. to escape the trap of local optimality.
C. to unrecord forbidden moves, which are referred to as tabu moves .
D. All of the above
ANSWER: B
Production/Rule looks like________________
A. Pattern-->Data
B. Action-->Data
C. Pattern-->Action
ANSWER: C
How can we convert AO graph with mixed nodes into graph with pure AND and OR nodes?
A. By traversing multiple node
B. By deleting one of the node
C. By addition of extra node
ANSWER: C
Arc consistency in AO graph is concernd with ____________________________________
A. Nodes
B. finding consistent values for pairs of variables.
C. unary constraint
D. All of the above
ANSWER: B
A planning problem P in BSSP is defined as a _____________
A. triple (S, G, O)
B. triple (S1, S2, O)
C. triple (G1, G, O)
ANSWER: A
Plan representation in Plan Space Planning is done with__ -----------links

A. binding links
B. ordering links and casual link
C. Contigent link
D. head step
ANSWER: B
What is true aboout Iterative Deepening DFS?
A. It does not perform DFS in a BFS fashion.
B. It is the preferred informed search method
C. It’s a Depth First Search, but it does it one level at a time, gradually increasing the limit, until a
goal is found.
D. Is a depth-first search with a fixed depth limit l
ANSWER: C
What is the main advantage of backward state-space search?
A. Cost
B. Actions
C. Relevant actions
D. All of the mentioned
ANSWER: C
Backward State Space Planning (BSSP)_______________________________
A. simply explores the set of all future states in possible order
B. Start searching backwards from the goal
C. leads to huge search space
D. has no sense of direction
ANSWER: B
In Backward State Space Planning ,regress(A,G) that returns ______________________________
A. the regressed goal over action A when applied to goal G.
B. the goal state over action A when applied to goal G.
C. the initial state over action A when applied to goal G.
D. Both A & B
ANSWER: A
What is true about Backward State Space Planning?
A. goal states are often incompletely specified.
B. expresses only what is desired in the final state, rather than a complete description of the final
state.
C. It uses regression
D. All of the above
ANSWER: D
effects⁺ (a) in Forward State Space Planning denotes ___________________
A. denotes the set of negative effects of action a
B. denotes the set of neutral effects of action a
C. denotes the set of positive effects of action a
ANSWER: C
In Forward State Space Planning , Progress ( A, S) function returns ___________________
A. the successor state S when action A is applied to state S.
B. the predecessor state S when action A is applied to state S.
C. Both A & B
ANSWER: A
What are the drawbacks of Forward State Space Planning?
A. FSSP has very huge search space
B. It includes the actions that have nothing go do with achieving the goal
C. Regression is used in Forward State Space Planning
D. Both A & B
ANSWER: D
What arcs represents in AO Graph?
A. subproblem to be solved individually
B. solution
C. Path
D. Sequence of actions
ANSWER: A
Which are the first AI applications of AO graph?
A. SAINT
B. XCON
C. DENDRAL
D. Both A and C
ANSWER: D
What is Hyper-Edge in AO Graph?
A. Many edges together can be Hyber edge
B. Those are AND Edges only
C. Both 1 and 2

ANSWER: C
What cost is assumed for arc while solving AO* progress example?
A. 0
B. 1
C. 2
D. 3
ANSWER: B
What is the heuristic cost of SOLVED nodes in AO* example?
A. 0
B. 1
C. 2
D. 3
ANSWER: A
What is used to lable primitive problems in AO problem?
A. Unvisited
B. UNSOLVED
C. SOLVED
D. visited
ANSWER: C
When do we call the states are safely explored?
A.A goal state is unreachable from any state
B.A goal state is denied access
C.A goal state is reachable from every state

C.None of the mentioned
ANSWER:C
Which of the following algorithm is generally used CSP search algorithm?
A.Breadth-first search algorithm
B.Depth-first search algorithm
C.Hill-climbing search algorithm
ANSWER:B
Which of the following conditions must hold for a solution to a CSP?
A.All relations in all constraints must hold
B.At least one relation in all constraints must hold.
C.More than one relation in all constraints must hold.
D.All relations in at least one constraint must hold.
ANSWER:B
Which of the following are true for the algorithms Beam Stack Search (BSS)and Divide-and-Conquer
Beam Stack Search (DCBSS).
A. BSS finds the optimal path while DCBSS does not.
B. DCBSS finds the optimal path while BSS does not.
C. Both BSS and DCBSS find the optimal path
D. Neither BSS and DCBSS find the optimal path
ANSWER: C
The performance of an agent can be improved by __________
A. Learning
B. Observing
C. Perceiving
D. Sensing
ANSWER: A
__________ Is an algorithm, a loop that continually moves in the direction of increasing value – that
is uphill.
A. Up-Hill Search
B. Hill-Climbing
C. Hill algorithm
D. Reverse-Down-Hill search
ANSWER: B
Q1. An Artificial Intelligence system developed by Terry A. Winograd to

permit an
interactive dialogue about a domain he called blocks-world.
A. SIMD
B. STUDENT
C. SHRDLU
D. BACON
Q2. What is Artificial intelligence?
A. Programming with your own intelligence
B. Putting your intelligence into Computer
C. Making a Machine intelligent
D. Playing a Game
Q3. DARPA, the agency that has funded a great deal of American Artificial
Intelligence
research, is part of the Department of:
A. Education
B. Defense
C. Energy
D. Justice
Q4. Who is the “father” of artificial intelligence?
A. John McCarthy
B. Fisher Ada
C. Allen Newell
D. Alan Turning
Q5. KEE is a product of:
A. IntelliCorpn
B. Teknowledge
C. Texas Instruments
D. Tech knowledge
Q6. Default reasoning is another type of -
A. Analogical reasoning
B. Bitonic reasoning
C. Non-monotonic reasoning
D. Monotonic reasoning
Q7. Weak AI is
A. a set of computer programs that produce output that would be considered to reflect
intelligence if it
were generated by humans.
B. the study of mental faculties through the use of mental models implemented on a
computer.
C. the embodiment of human intellectual capabilities within a computer.
D. All of the above
Q8. If a robot can alter its own trajectory in response to external
conditions, it is
considered to be:
A. mobile
B. open loop
C. intelligent
D. non-servo
Q9. One of the leading American robotics centers is the Robotics Institute
located at
A. RAND
B. MIT
C. CMU
D. SRI
Q10. What is the name of the computer program that contains the distilled
knowledge of
an expert?
A. Management information System
B. Expert system
C. Data base management system
D. Artificial intelligence
Q11. In LISP, the function evaluates both <variable> and <object> is
-
A. setq
B. add
C. set
D. eva
Q12. What is Artificial intelligence?
A. Making a Machine intelligent
B. Putting your intelligence into Computer
C. Programming with your own intelligence
D. putting more memory into Computer
Q13. Which is not the commonly used programming language for AI?
A. PROLOG
B. LISP
C. Perl
D. Java script
Q14. Which is not a property of representation of knowledge?
A. Inferential Adequacy
B. Representational Adequacy
C. Representational Verification
D. Inferential Efficiency
Q15. A Hybrid Bayesian network contains
A. Both discrete and continuous variables
B. Only Discontinuous variable
C. Both Discrete and Discontinuous variable
D. Continous variable only.
Q16. Computational learning theory analyzes the sample complexity and
computational
complexity of -
A. Forced based learning
B. Weak learning
C. Inductive learning
D. Knowledge based learning.
Q17. Which is true?
A. All formal languages are like natural language
B. Not all formal languages are context-free
Q18. What stage of the manufacturing process has been described as "the
mapping of
function onto form"?
A. Distribution
B. project management
C. Design
D. field service
Q19. Programming a robot by physically moving it through the trajectory
you want it to
follow is called:
A. continuous-path control
B. robot vision control
C. contact sensing control
D. pick-and-place control
Q20. In LISP, the addition 3 + 2 is entered as -
A. 3 add 2
B. 3 + 2
C. 3 + 2 =
D. (+ 3 2)
Q21. Knowledge engineering is a field of Artificial intelligence.
A. True
B. False
Q22. The first ai programming language was called
A. Python
B. IPL
C. LISP
D. Machine Language
Q1. How will you explain machine learning to a layperson?

Basically, machine learning is pattern recognition. Like Youtube’s video recommendations,
Facebook’s News
Feeds, etc. are a perfect example of pattern recognition. Machines observe patterns and learn
from the examples.
The type of videos you see on YouTube, you get video recommendations of similar type. The
outcome of the
machine learning program keeps improving with every attempt and trials.
Q2. What is Breath-First Search Algorithm?
Breath-First search involves traversing a binary search tree one level at a time. Starting with
the root node,
proceeding through neighboring nodes moving towards the next level of nodes. As this
process can be
performed utilizing FIFO (First in First Out) data structure. This strategy gives the shortest
path to the solution.
BFS assigns two values to each node: distance and predecessor.
A distance is calculated by giving the minimum number of edges in any path from the source
node to
node “v”.
The predecessor node of “v” along with some shortest path from the source node. The source
node's
predecessor is some special value, such as null, indicating that it has no predecessor.
If there is no path from the source node to node “v”, then v's distance is infinite, and it is
assumed that
predecessor has the same special value as the source's predecessor.
Q3. What is the difference between inductive machine learning and
deductive machine
learning?
Few differences between inductive machine learning and deductive machine learning are
Inductive Machine Learning Deductive Machine Learning
Observe and learn from the set of instances and then draw the
conclusion
Derives conclusion and then work on it based
on the previous decision
It is Statistical machine learning like KNN (K-nearest
neighbor) or SVM (Support Vector Machine)
Machine learning algorithm to deductive
reasoning using a decision tree
A ? B ? A ? B (Induction) A ? (A ? B) ? B (Deduction)
Q4. When will you use classification over regression?
Classification is used when the output variable is a category such as “red” or “blue”, “spam”
or “not spam”. It is
used to draw a conclusion from observed values. Differently from, regression which is used
when the output
variable is a real or continuous value like “age”, “salary”, etc. When we must identify the
class, the data belongs
to we use classification over regression. Like when you must identify whether a name is male
or female instead
of finding out how they are correlated with the person.
Q5. What is the Depth-First Search Algorithm?
The Depth-First Search (DFS) algorithm is a recursive algorithm that uses the method of
backtracking. It
involves extensive traversing through all the nodes by going ahead, if possible, else by
backtracking.
When you are moving forward and there are no more nodes left along the current path, you
go back on the same
path to find new nodes to traverse. The next path will only be selected if all the nodes on the
current path will be
visited. DFS is performed using the stack and it goes as follows:
Pick a source/starting node and push all the adjacent nodes into a stack. Now pick a node
from the stack to
select the next node to visit and push all its adjacent nodes into a stack.
Repeat the process until the stack is empty. To ensure that all the visited nodes are marked, as
this will prevent
you from re-visiting the same node. If you do not mark the visited nodes and you may visit
the same node more
than once and end up in an infinite loop.
Q6. How Game theory and AI related?
A game is the most visible area of progress in the AI system. AI systems could be improved
using game theory,
which requires more than one participant to narrows the field quite a bit. It serves two
fundamental roles:
?
Participant Design: Game theory is used to improve the decision of the participant to get
maximum utility.
?
Mechanism Design: Inverse game theory, works at designing a game for a group of
intelligent
participants. Ex. Auctions.
Q7. What is model accuracy and model performance?
Model accuracy is a subset of model performance. Model performance operates on the
datasets feed as input to
the algorithm and Model accuracy is based on the algorithm of model performance.
Q8. What is a hash table?
A hash table is a data structure that is used to create an associative array of arbitrary size
which is mainly used
for database indexing.
Q9. What is Tensorflow?
TensorFlow is an open source machine learning framework. It is fast, flexible and a low-level
toolkit meant for
doing a complex algorithm and offers customizability to build experimental learning
architectures. AlphaGo and
Google Cloud Vision are built on Tensorflow framework.
Q10. List the different Algorithm techniques in Machine Learning
Supervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
Semi-supervised Learning
Reinforcement Learning
Learning to Learn
Transduction
Q11. What is regularization in Machine learning?
Regularization is a technique used to solve the overfitting or underfitting issues in any
statistical model. It is
basically used to reduce fitting error in the dataset. A new piece of information is fit in the
data set to minimize
or reduce fitting issues.
Q12. What is the importance of gradient checking?
Gradient checking is done to detect hidden bugs in complicated software that manifest
themselves under very
specific conditions. It is a debugging process done on the back prop algorithm, it also
performs a derivative
checking procedure, and ensure that the implementation is correct.
Q13. List the extraction techniques used for dimensionality reduction.
Principal Component Analysis
Independent Component Analysis
Kernel-Based Principal Component Analysis
Linear Discriminant Analysis
Generalized Discriminant Analysis
Q14. Differentiate parametric and non-parametric models
Parametric Model Non-parametric Model
Use a finite number of parameters to predict new
data
Use the unbounded number of parameters
Simple, Quick, and Less data Powerful, Flexible, and unlimited data
Data prediction depends on just parameters
Data prediction depends upon parameters and a current
state of data
1. An AI agent perceives and acts upon the environment using___.

a. Sensors
b. Perceiver
c. Actuators
d. Both a and c
Ans- d
2. Which search method takes less memory?

a. Depth-First Search
b. Breadth-First search
c. Optimal search
d. Linear Search
Ans- a
3. Which is used to improve the agents performance?

a. Perceiving
b. Learning
c. Observing
d. None of the mentioned
Ans-b
4. How many types of agents are there in artificial intelligence?

a. One
b. Two
c. Three
d. Four
Ans-c
5. An agent is composed of ________

a. Architecture
b. Agent Function
c. Perception Sequence
d. Architecture and Program
Ans-d
6. What is state space?

a. The whole problem
b. Your Definition to a problem
c. Problem you design
d. Representing your problem with variable and parameter
Ans-d
7. A problem in a search space is defined by one of these state

a. Initial state
b. Last state
c. Intermediate state
d. Successor state
Ans-a
8. The process of removing detail from a given state representation is

called ______
a. Extraction
b. Abstraction
c. Information Retrieval
d. Mining of data
Ans-b
9. A production rule consists of ____________

a. A set of Rule
b. A sequence of steps
c. Set of Rule & sequence of steps
d. Arbitrary representation to problem
Ans-c
10. Which search method takes less memory?

a. Depth-First SearchCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH 3
b. Breadth-First search
c. Linear Search
d. Optimal search
Ans-a
11. Which search strategy is also called as blind search?

a. Uninformed search
b. Informed search
c. Simple reflex search
d. Depth-limited search
Ans-a
12. Which search is implemented with an empty first-in-first-out queue?

a. Depth-first search
b. Breadth-first search
c. Unidirectional search
d. Bidirectional search
Ans-b
13. Which search algorithm imposes a fixed depth limit on nodes?

a. Depth-limited search
b. Depth-first search
c. Iterative deepening search
d. Bidirectional search
Ans-a
14. When will Hill-Climbing algorithm terminate?

a. Stopping criterion met
b. Global Min/Max is achieved
c. Local Min/Max is achieved
d. No neighbour has higher valueZEAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH 4
Ans-d
15. ___________ algorithm keeps track of k states rather than just one.
a. Hill-Climbing search
b. Local Beam search
c. Stochastic hill-climbing search
d. Random restart hill-climbing search
Ans-b
16. A* algorithm is based on ___________

a. Breadth-First-Search
b. Depth-First –Search
c. Best-First-Search
d. Hill climbing
Ans-c
17. To overcome the need to backtrack in constraint satisfaction problem

can be eliminated by ____________
a. Forward Searching
b. Constraint Propagation
c. Backtrack after a forward search
d. Omitting the constraints and focusing only on goals
Ans- a
18. What is the evaluation function in greedy approach?

a. Heuristic function
b. Path cost from start node to current node
c. Path cost from start node to current node + Heuristic cost
d. Average of Path cost from start node to current node and Heuristic cost
Ans-1
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19. What is the general term of Blind searching?
a. Informed Search
b. Uninformed Search
c. Informed & Unformed Search
d. Informed & Unformed Search
Ans-b
20. Optimality of BFS is ___________

a. When there is less number of nodes
b. When there is more number of nodes
c. When all step costs are equal
d. When all step costs are unequal
Ans-c
21. A heuristic is a way of trying

(a) To discover something or an idea embedded in a program
(b) To search and measure how far a node in a search tree seems to be
from a goal
(c) To compare two nodes in a search tree to see if one is better than the
other
(d) Only (a), (b) and (c).
Ans- d
22. Which statement is valid for the Heuristic function?

a. The heuristic function is used to solve mathematical problems.
b. The heuristic function takes parameters of type string and returns an
integer value.
c. The heuristic function does not have any return type.
d. The heuristic function calculates the cost of an optimal path between
the pair of states.ZEAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH 6
Ans-d
ZEAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH UNIT-II
1. An AI agent perceives and acts upon the environment using___.
a. Sensors
b. Perceiver
c. Actuators
d. Both a and c
Ans- d
2. How do you represent “All dogs have tails”.

(a) ۷x: dog(x)->hastail(x)
(b) ۷x: dog(x) ->hastail(y)
(c) ۷x: dog(y) ->hastail(x)
(d) ۷x: dog(x) ->hasàtail(x)
Ans- a
3. Which is not a property of representation of knowledge?

(a) Representational Verification
(b) Representational Adequacy
(c) Inferential Adequacy
(d) Inferential Efficiency
Ans-a
4. Which is not a Goal-based agent?

(a) Inference
(b) Search
(c) Planning
(d) Conclusion
Ans-d
5. Uncertainty arises in the wumpus world because the agent’s sensors

give only
(a) Full & Global information
(b) Partial & Global Information
(c) Partial & local Information
(d) Full & local information
Ans- c
6. What is true about rule based system?ZEAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH 2
A. The definitions of rule-based system depend almost entirely on expert
systems.
B. A rule based system uses rules as the knowledge representation for
knowledge coded into the system.
C. A rule-based system is a way of encoding a human expert's knowledge
in a fair-ly narrow area into an automated system.
D. All of the above
Ans-D
7. Backward chaining rule is?

A. Goal driven
B. Data driven
C. Both A and B
Ans- A
8. In a backward chaining system, we begin with some hypotheses, we

are trying to prove the hypothesis, and try to find the rules that would
allow us to determine that hypothesis, perhaps setting new sub-goals to
prove as you go.
(A). True
(B). False
(C). Partially correct
(D). Incorrect
Ans-A
9. State space is…

a) Representing your problem with variable and parameterZEAL COLLEGE OF ENGI
b) Problem you design
c) Your Definition to a problem
d) The whole problem
ans- A
10. What will be returned by backward chaining AI Algorithm?

(A). Additional statements
(B). Logical statement
(C). Substitutes matching the query
(D). All of the mentioned
Answer: C
11. Which of the following is exact backward chaining algorithm

(A). Hill-climbing search AI Algorithm
(B). Breadth-first search AI Algorithm
(C). Depth-first search AI Algorithm
(D). All of the mentioned Answer: C
12. which of the following can occur in backward chaining

(A). Repeated states
(B). Incompleteness
(C). Both A and B
(D). Complexity
Answer: C
13. What is the condition of variables in first-order literals?

(A). Universally quantified
(B). Existentially quantified
(C). Both A & BAND RESEARCH 4
(D). None of these
Answer: A
14. Which condition will stop the growth of the forwarding chaining approach?
(A). Atomic sentences
(B). No further inference
(C). Complex sentences
(D). All of these
Answer: B
15. Skolmization is the process of a. bringing all the quantifiers in the beginning of
a formula in FDL
b. removing all the universal quantifiers
c. removing all the existential quantifiers
d. all of the above
Ans- c
16. A cryptarithmetic problem of the type SEND + MORE --------------- MONEY --------
------- Can be solved efficiently using
a. depth first technique
b. breadth first technique
c. constraint satisfaction technique
d. bidirectional technique
ans- c
17. The objective of______ procedure is to discover at least one______that causes
two literals to match.
a. unification, validation
b. unification, substitution
c. substitution, unification
d. minimax, maximum
ans- b
18. Match the following:

a. Script
i. Directed graph with labelled nodes for graphical representation of
knowledge
b. Conceptual
ii. Knowledge about objects and events is stored in record-like structures
consisting of slots and slot values.
c. Frames
iii. Primitive concepts and rules to represent natural language statements
d. Associative Network
iv. Frame like structures used to represent stereotypical patterns for
commonly occurring events in terms of actors, roles, props and scenes
code:
a=?,b=?,c=?,d=?
a. iv ii i iii
b. iv iii ii i
c. ii iii iv i ZEAL COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH 6
d. i iii iv ii
ans- c
19. Match the following components of an expert system:

a. I/O interface
i. Accepts user's queries and responds to question through I/O interface
b. Explanation module
ii. Contains facts and rules about the domain
c. Inference engine
iii. Gives the user, the ability to follow inferencing steps at any time
during consultation
d. Knowledge base
iv. Permits the user to communicate with the system in a natural way
code:
a=?,b=?,c=?,d=?
a. i iii iv ii
b. iv iii i ii
c. i iii ii iv
d. iv i iii ii
ans- d
20. STRIPS address the problem of _______

a. representation
b. implementation
c. navigationCOLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH 7
d. a and b
ans- d
21. STRIPS is not related to ____

a. SHAKEY
b. SRI
c. NLP
d. None of these
ans- c
22. Each alphabet have a value between 0 to 9 in a cryptoarithmetic
problem
CROSS+ROADS
--------------
DANGER
--------------
Which of the following statement is true ?
(i) No two alphabets can have the same numeric value.
(ii) Any two alphabets may have the same numeric value.
(iii) D = 0
(iv) D = 1
a. (i) and (iii)
b. (i) and (iv)
c. (ii) and (iii)
d. (ii) and (iv)
Ans- b
23. The map colouring problem can be solved using which of the following
technique?
a. Means-end analysis
b. Constraint satisfaction
c. AO* search
d. Breadth first search
ans- b
24. _________________ are mathematical problems defined as a set of objects whose

state must satisfy a number of constraints or limitations.
a) Constraints Satisfaction Problems
b) Uninformed Search Problems
c) Local Search Problems
d) All of the mentioned
Ans- a
25. To get rid of backtracking in constraint satisfaction problem ____________ is used

a) Forward Searching
b) Constraint Propagation
c) Backtrack after a forward search
d) Omitting the constraints and focusing only on goals
Ans- a

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Q.no 1.

Classification of data points is a technique of

Q.no 1. Which of the following sensor work based on sound navigation

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3. What is a state space

4. What is goal Test?

5. What is path cost?

7. Types of Hill Climbing Algorithm are

8. Termination criteria for Hill Climbing algorithm is

10. DB-DFS stands for

12. unstack (x,y) means

13. For representation of STRIPS language we require

14. STRIPS Language Representation, we need to use

5. FSSP starts with

6. Stack (x,y) means

7. In order to solve a problem represented by AND node,

8. In order to solve a problem represented by OR node,

9. In Rule based system, rules represented in the form of

10. OPS5 stands for

2. Landmark Classes are

4. What is Delivery Robots?

6. Mapping Techniques are

8. Topological maps also known as

9. What is Space Robotics?

10. What is Domestic Robots?

11. Robotics deals with

12. Components of robotics are

13. Path Planning algorithm

15. Range Sensors returns infinity if ..................... exists in that direction.

16. Contact sensors mostly

17. Sonar sensor stands for

18. Laser rangefinders are based on methodologies like

Correct answer Triangulation Time of flight (TOF) Phase-based

19. Radar stands for

20. Sensory-based behavior divided into two basic classes

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2. Inputs for Inference engine are

3. Compound Proposition means

4. We can use quantifiers in ..........

5. Types of quantifiers are

6. Unification algorithm used to find

7. In unification algorithm, if two predicate expressions having same..................then only

9. FOL Stands for

10. In ontology, we need to consider

12. NLP stands for

13. Pragmatic analysis means

14. The .............is the basic information processing unit of a NN.

15. Back propagation used to

16. Calculation of error in backpropagation

17. Disadvantage of backpropagation is

18. Types of Machine learning are

19. In supervised Learning,......................will be used

20. In unsupervised Learning,......................will be used

1. An Artificial Intelligence system developed by Terry A. Winograd to

2. What is Artificial intelligence?

 Programming with your own intelligence

3. DARPA, the agency that has funded a great deal of American

5. KEE is a product of:

11. In LISP, the function evaluates both <variable> and <object>