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Artificial Intelligence (AI) MCQs - Unit-1



1. What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

A . A branch of computer science dealing with hardware

B . A field focused on creating machines that can perform tasks requiring human intelligence

C . A type of software used for graphic design

D . A programming language

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2. An intelligent agent is:

A . A robot that can walk

B . A system that perceives its environment and takes actions to achieve goals

C . A type of database

D . A computer virus

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3. Problem-solving agents are designed to:

A . Play games only

B . Solve specific problems by searching for solutions

C . Manage computer networks

D . Create animations

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4. Which of the following is an uninformed search strategy?

A . Greedy best-first search

B . A* search

C . Breadth-first search

D . Hill-climbing search

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5. Breadth-first search (BFS) explores:

A . The deepest node first

B . The shallowest node first

C . Nodes randomly

D . Nodes based on a heuristic

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6. Uniform cost search (UCS) is optimal when:

A . All step costs are equal

B . All step costs are non-negative

C . The search space is small

D . The heuristic is admissible

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7. Depth-first search (DFS) explores:

A . The shallowest node first

B . The deepest node first

C . Nodes based on a heuristic

D . Nodes randomly

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8. Iterative deepening depth-first search (IDDFS) combines:

A . BFS and DFS

B . UCS and A* search

C . Greedy search and hill-climbing

D . Simulated annealing and local search

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9. Bidirectional search is efficient when:

A . The search space is small

B . The goal state is known

C . The heuristic is inadmissible

D . The step costs are zero

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10. Greedy best-first search uses:

A . A heuristic to estimate the cost to the goal

B . The total path cost from the start node

C . Random exploration

D . Depth-limited search

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11. A search is optimal if the heuristic is:*

A . Inadmissible

B . Consistent and admissible

C . Random

D . Not used

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12. A heuristic function is:

A . A function that calculates the exact cost to the goal

B . A function that estimates the cost to the goal

C . A function that generates random numbers

D . A function used only in uninformed search

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13. Hill-climbing search is a type of:

A . Uninformed search

B . Local search

C . Global search

D . Adversarial search

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14. Simulated annealing search is inspired by:

A . Biological evolution

B . The process of heating and cooling metals

C . Random walks

D . Depth-first search

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15. Local search in continuous spaces deals with:

A . Discrete states only

B . Continuous variables

C . Only binary variables

D . None of the above

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16. Which search strategy is complete but not optimal?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . Uniform cost search

D . A* search

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17. Which search strategy uses a priority queue based on path cost?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . Uniform cost search

D . Greedy best-first search

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18. Which search strategy is prone to getting stuck in local maxima?

A . Hill-climbing search

B . A* search

C . Breadth-first search

D . Uniform cost search

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19. Which search strategy is guaranteed to find the shortest path in a graph?

A . Depth-first search

B . Breadth-first search

C . Greedy best-first search

D . Hill-climbing search

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20. Which search strategy is both complete and optimal?

A . Depth-first search

B . Breadth-first search

C . A* search

D . Greedy best-first search

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21. Which of the following is NOT an uninformed search strategy?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . Uniform cost search

D . Greedy best-first search

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22. Which search strategy uses a stack for node exploration?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . Uniform cost search

D . A* search

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23. Which search strategy uses a queue for node exploration?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . Uniform cost search

D . Greedy best-first search

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24. Which search strategy is most likely to get stuck in an infinite loop?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . Uniform cost search

D . A* search

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25. Which search strategy is best suited for large search spaces with a known goal state?

A . Bidirectional search

B . Depth-first search

C . Hill-climbing search

D . Simulated annealing search

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26. Which search strategy is inspired by the natural process of metal cooling?

A . Hill-climbing search

B . Simulated annealing search

C . A* search

D . Greedy best-first search

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27. Which search strategy is NOT guaranteed to find a solution?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . Hill-climbing search

D . Uniform cost search

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28. Which search strategy uses a heuristic to prioritize nodes?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . Greedy best-first search

D . Uniform cost search

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29. Which search strategy is used to solve optimization problems?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . Hill-climbing search

D . Uniform cost search

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30. Which search strategy is both complete and optimal for graphs with non-negative edge costs?

A . Breadth-first search

B . Depth-first search

C . A* search

D . Greedy best-first search

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31. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the field of creating machines that can perform tasks requiring __________ intelligence.

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32. An intelligent agent perceives its environment through __________ and takes actions to achieve its goals.

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33. Problem-solving agents use __________ to find solutions to specific problems.

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34. Breadth-first search (BFS) explores the __________ nodes first.

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35. Depth-first search (DFS) explores the __________ nodes first.

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36. Uniform cost search (UCS) prioritizes nodes based on __________.

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37. Iterative deepening depth-first search (IDDFS) combines the benefits of __________ and __________.

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38. Bidirectional search performs two simultaneous searches: one from the start node and one from the __________ node.

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39. Greedy best-first search uses a __________ function to estimate the cost to the goal.

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40. A search is optimal if the heuristic is __________ and __________.*

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41. A heuristic function provides an __________ of the cost to reach the goal.

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42. Hill-climbing search is a __________ search algorithm that moves toward the highest-valued neighbor.

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43. Simulated annealing search is inspired by the process of __________ and __________ metals.

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44. Local search in continuous spaces deals with __________ variables.

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45. Breadth-first search is __________ but not always __________.

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46. Depth-first search is not guaranteed to find the __________ path.

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47. Uniform cost search is optimal for graphs with __________ edge costs.

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48. A search uses the formula __________ to evaluate nodes.*

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49. Hill-climbing search can get stuck in __________ maxima.

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50. Simulated annealing search allows __________ moves to escape local optima.

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51. Bidirectional search reduces the __________ of the search space.

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52. Greedy best-first search is not __________ because it does not consider the total path cost.

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53. A heuristic function is __________ if it never overestimates the cost to the goal.

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54. Depth-first search uses a __________ data structure for node exploration.

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55. Breadth-first search uses a __________ data structure for node exploration.

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56. Iterative deepening depth-first search is a combination of __________ and __________.

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57. Local search algorithms are useful for solving __________ problems.

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58. Simulated annealing search is a __________ search algorithm.

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59. A search is both __________ and __________ if the heuristic is admissible and consistent.*

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60. In continuous spaces, local search algorithms deal with __________ variables instead of discrete states.

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