QUIZ

Practice Quiz for roll taking. Provide the best answer from those shown.

1. 1. The father of computer algorithmic music: A) Tom Johnson B) John Holland C) Iannis Xenakis D) David Cope

1. 2. Discrete math refers to: A) secret math B) sequences C) primer numbers D) discontinuous numbers

1. 3. A number sequence is: A) a number series B) Fibonacci C) any generated progression of nymbers D) Primer numbers

1. 4. a fractal is: A) self similar at all scales B) Mandelbrot’s signature C) a number sequence D) an example of discrete math

1. 5. Magic of 9s means: A) multiplying by 9 always equals 9 B) multiplying by 9 always equals 91 C) square root of 9 always equals 3 D) 9 * anything will equal 9 when resulting digits added together

1. 6. An example of a palendromic number: A) B) C) D) 34565

1. 7. which of these is an example of the Fibonacci sequence: A) 1,2,3,5,7,9 B) 0,1,2,3,5,8,13 C) 2,3,5,8,11 D) 0,1,2,3,4,5

1. 8. The golden ratio is approximately A) 1.65 B).62 C) 1.62 D) 9.5

1. 9. Pascal’s Triangle begins: A) 0,1,0 B) 1,2,1 C) 0,0,0 D) 1,2,3

Examples of prime numbers: A) 2,3,5,7 B) 2,4,5,7 C) 1,13,19,20 D) 5,4,3

1. 11 A magic square’s ranks and columns: A) all add to the same number B) all add to different numbers C) add to numbers different than diagonals D) meet in the middle

Musikalisches Würfelspiele are: A) compositions by Mozart B) musical instruments C) French parlor game D) musical dice games

Tom Johnson wrote: A) The Rite of Spring B) Formulas for String Quartet C) Symphony No. 1 D) Dracula score

Iannis Xenakis composed using: A) Magic Squares B) Cope’s formula C) stochastics D) electronic sounds

Virtual Creatures created by: A) Mozart B) Cope C) Johnson D) Simms

L-Systems created by: A) Aristad Lindenmayer B) Aaron Lincoln C) Laurie Spiegle D) Linden Mayer

Solresol is an: A) an artificial life program B) artificial language without sound C) artificial language with sound D) part of do re mi

Can chess be creative?: A) yes B) no C) maybe D) huh?

P-creativity means: A) something new to the person B) something new to the wardon C) something new to the world D) something new to your neighbor

Ada Lovelace was the first person to consider the possibility of computers being: A) intelligent B) creative C) personal D) perceptive

The Turing Test tests for: A) creativity B) novelty C) intelligence D) digitalis

Creativity is: A) a process B) a result of a process C) a thing D) a remembrance

Scott French: A) created first computer-created novel B) created HAL C) developed L-Systems D) ELIZA

differential calculus concerns: A) discrete mathematics B) areas of squares C) areas of circles D) rates of change

Originality requires: A) originality B) perceptiveness C) intelligence D) novel connections between things