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QUIZ
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Practice Quiz for roll taking. Provide the best answer from those shown.
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1. Mutation occurs: A) often B) rarely C) very rarely D) never
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2. Fitness tests are used in: A) CAs B) GAs C) Discrete math D) Fractals
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3. GA refers to: A) generic algorithms B) genetic algorithms C) general algorithms D) gospel accuracy
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4. Crossover involves: A) genetic recombination B) bad reception C) mutation D) division
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5. Gas involve X generations: A) many B) a huge number C) varies D) few
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6. A class of objects is a: A) generic description B) specific generation C) logical outcome D) students trying to learn
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7. A neural network involves: A) hidden units B) mathematics C) learned behavior D) all of the above.
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8. A bell curve involves: A) probabilities B) exact results C) genetic differences D) induction
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9. Chaos means: A) non-reversible engineerable B) complex C) hard D) reproducible
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10. Darwin wrote: A) Intelligent Design B) Manner of Being C) Origin of the Species D) The Beagle
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11. OOP stands for: A) occult-oriented programming B) object-oriented programming C) omni-occidental predictions D) official object programming
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12. The first computer mouse originated at: A) Apple B) IBM C) Stanford D) PARC
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13. IQ tests indicate: A) IQ B) very little C) how intelligence works D) what intelligence is
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14. Logic and combinatorics belong to: A) calculus B) discrete math C) artificial life D) artificial intelligence
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15. Fuzzy logic deals with: A) single variant problems B) multivariant problems C) intelligent design D) genetics
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16. One definition of intelligence is: A) ability to reason B) perception C) cognition D) emotions
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17. Instances are: A) neural nets B) ELIZA C) OOP D) individual members of classes
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18. Artificial Intelligence has: A) come a long way B) come very slowly C) become impossible to define D) already exists
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19. Algorithms can be found on: A) paper B) computers C) minds D) all of the above.
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20. Good music tends to have: A) overall structure or long lines B) good harmonic progressions C) complex melodies D) good lyrics
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21. Fundamental randomness is: A) everywhere B) nowhere proven C) cosmotic D) atomic
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22. Sonification means to: A) turn numbers into sound B) turn sound into numbers C) opposite of visualization D) broaden our horizons
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23. ROM means: A) really ordinary music B) read oxymoronic music C) read only monotones D) read only memory
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24. Software means: A) code instructions B) programs C) applications D) all of the above
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25. Leonardo of Pisa was also known as: A) Mozart B) John Holland C) Xenakis D) Fibonacci
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