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Artificial intelligence is the study of ideas which enable computers to do the things that make people seem intelligence. This commonly used definition of QI is a quote by:

The simulation approach in regard to AI includes all of the following problems EXCEPT: One of the first popular domains for AI research was: Traditional Ai techniques still used today include all of the following EXCEPT Which one of the following is not a programming language in AI? What does the Prolog mean? Where does the Prolog come from? What is the term used for describing the judgmental or commonsense part of problem solving? solving? What is term used for describing the judgmental or commonsense part of problem solving? What was originally called the "imitation game" by its creator? What was originally called the "imitation game" by its creator? What is the name of the computer program that simulates the thought processes of human beings? What is the name of the computer program that simulates the thought processes of human beings? What is the name of the computer program that contains the distilled knowledge of an expert? What is the name of the computer program that contains the distilled knowledge of the expert? Claude Shannon described the operation of electronic switching circuits with a system of mathematic logic called: A computer program that contains expertise in a particular domain is called an: Ambiguity may be caused by: Ambiguity may be caused by: What of the following is considered to be a pivotal event in the history of AI. Natural language processing is divided into the two subfields of: Natural language processing is divided into the two subfields of: High-resolution, bit-mapped displays are useful for displaying: High-resolution, bit-mapped displays are useful for displaying: A bidirectional feedback loop links computer modelling with: Which of the following have people traditionally done better than computers? Research scientists all over the world are taking steps towards building computers with patterned after the complex inter connections existing among the human brain's nerve name is given to such type of computers? Research scientists all over the world are taking steps towards building computers with patterned after the complex inter connections existing among the human brain's nerve name is given to such type of computers? Which type of actuator generates a good deal of power but tends to be messy? Which type of actuator generates a good deal of power but tends to be messy? The explanation facility of an expert system may be used to: A process that is repeated, evaluated, and refined is called: Visual clues that are helpful in computer vision include: In computer vision, visual clues that are helpful include: Who is considered to be the "father" of artificial intelligence? Who is considered to be the "father" of artificial intelligence? of: Natural language processing can be divided into the two subfields of: whole?

circuits cells. What circuits cells. What

is: is: feature: Output segments of AI programming contain(s) LISP was created by: Expert Ease was developed under the direction of: An AI system developed by Terry Winograd to permit an interactive dialogue about a domain he calle blocks-world. MLMenu, a natural language interface for the TI Explorer, is similar to: architecture? Which approach to speech recognition avoids the problem caused by the differences in the way word are pronounced according to context? In AI programming, a list may contain: In AI programming, a list may contain: Special programs that assist programmers are called: If the English Philosopher Thomas Hobbes could be called 'grandfather' of artificial intelligence, then who could be called its father? In his landmark book Cybernetics, Norbert Wiener suggested a way of modeling scientific phenomena using not energy, but: The primary interactive method of communication used by humans is: Elementary linguistic units which are smaller than words are: A mouse device may be: An expert system differs from a database program in that only an expert system: Natural language understanding is used in: Natural language understanding is used in: Which of the following are examples of software development tools? The first AI programming language was called: The conference that launched the AI revolution in 1956 was held at: Texas Instruments Incorporated produces a low-cost LISP machine called: One method of programming a computer to exhibit human intelligence is called modeling or: Graphic interfaces were first used in a Xerox product called: base? A robot's "arm" is also known as its: A robot's "arm" is also known as its: Computers normally solve problem by breaking them down into a series of yes-or-no decisions represented by 1s and 0s. What is the name of the logic that allows computers to assign numerical values that fail somewhere between 0 and 1? The component of an ICAI (Intelligent Computer-Assisted Instruction) presenting information to the student is the: The component of an ICAI (Intelligent Computer-Assisted Instruction) presenting information to the student is the: One definition of AI focuses on problem-solving methods that process: Artificial intelligence is ART (Automatic Reasoning Tool) is designed to be used on: Shaping teaching techniques to fit the learning patterns of individual students is the goal of: People overcome natural language problems by: patterns. GPS stands for:

Intelligence can be defined as : AI can be defined as : The definition of Artificial Intelligence can be as : Knowledge can be defined as : What does a WFF mean? Let the set of definitions : A person has the A group blood B person has the B group blood C person has the AB group blood S A person's blood sample tested positive S How to express propositional logic: If a person test positive S then he/she has the B or AB group blood. Which of the following is an atom? Which of the following is an invalid atom? ?x F(x) is equivalent to : How to interpret the true or false value of one proposition : One proposition is interpreted by : A proposition has the value either . or . The value of one proposition is either . or . Horn clause is a clause having : Expression ( (A => B)) is equivalent to: What does contradiction mean? What does contingent mean? How many rows does the truth table have? How many rows does the truth table have? Which symbol is used for the quantification? Which of the following is correct for this symbol v? This symbol v stands for Which of the following is correct for this symbol ?? Which of the following is correct for this symbol =>? This symbol => stands for: Which of the following is correct for this symbol <=>? This symbol <=> stands for: The propositional logic deals with the statements (propositions) that can be either ____ or _____ The phase that a propositional logic is assigned a logical value of true or false is called How many logic calculus are there? Which of the following is not correct? Which of the following is correct about these symbols  ^ , v ,  , =>, = Which of the following is correct about the symbol ^ ? Which of the following is correct about the symbol v ? Which of the following is correct about the symbol ^ ? Which of the following is correct about the symbol v ? The following expression ( (P^Q) => R) = ? Heuristic methods are used to : The algorithm is said to be complete if:

An algorithm is optimal if: Which of the following is not a heuristic search? Which of the following is not a heuristic search? 7. Which of the following is not a heuristic search? Which of the following is not a heuristic search algorithm? Which of the following is a heuristic search algorithm? Which of the following is a heuristic search ? Which of the following is a heuristic search ? Which of the following is a heuristic search ? What does DFS mean? DFS stands for: What does BFS mean? How is the BFS organized in opening? How is the DFS organized in opening? What does heuristic mean? What does heuristic mean? Whats for heuristic? Which of the following is a heuristic approach? Which of the following is a heuristic approach? A(KT) stands for: A(KT) stands for: CMS stands for: CMS stands for: Indexing is a method used for : Indexing is a method used for : Which one of the following statements is not a WFF (well-formed formula) ? Which one of the following statements is not a WFF (well-formed formula) ? What does a CNF mean? What does a CNF mean? What does a DNF mean? The clause is defined :

Declarative knowledge is Meta knowledge is Meta knowledge is Which of the following is not knowledge? Which of the following is knowledge? Which of the following is knowledge? __________ is a method to represent knowledge by using a graph with nodes for attributes and arcs for the relation between the attributes __________ is a method to represent knowledge by using a graph with nodes for attributes and arcs for the relation between the attributes Semantic network is a method to represent _________ by using a graph with nodes for attributes an arcs for the relation between the attributes

Semantic network is a method to represent _________ by using a graph with nodes for attributes an arcs for the relation between the attributes Semantic network is a method to represent _________ by using a graph with nodes for attributes an arcs for the relation between the attributes Sematic network is a method to represent knowledge by using a(an)______ with nodes for attributes and arcs for the relation between the attributes Sematic network is a method to represent knowledge by using a(an)______ with nodes for attributes and arcs for the relation between the attributes Sematic network is a method to represent knowledge by using a(an)______ with nodes for attributes and arcs for the relation between the attributes Sematic network is a method to represent knowledge by using a graph with _________ for attributes and _______ for the relation between the attributes Sematic network is a method to represent knowledge by using a graph with _________ for attributes and _______ for the relation between the attributes 15. Let a set of propositions: If the car does not work (A) and the distance from home to the office is far (B) then I will be late (C). Which of the following propositional logic is correct? 15. Let a set of propositions: If the car does not work (A) and the distance from home to the office is far (B) then I will be late (C). Which of the following propositional logic is correct? Let a set of propositions: If the car does not work (A) and the distance from home to the office is far (B) then I will be late (C). Which of the following propositional logic is correct? Let a set of propositions: If the car does not work (A) or the distance from home to the office is far (B) then I will take bus (C). Which of the following propositional logic is correct? Let a set of propositions: If the car does not work (A) or the distance from home to the office is far (B) then I will take bus (C). Which of the following propositional logic is correct? Which of the following is an inference method? Why do we have to make the truth table? Which of the following is correct for ((A -> B )^C) -> D? Which of the following is correct for ((A -> B )^C) -> D? Which of the following is correct for (A -> B)v((C->D)->E)? A knowledge base contains: Which of the following is correct for (C->D)->E)? How to declare a constancy in a predicate logic? How to declare a variable in a predicate logic? How to declare a variable in a predicate logic? An atomic sentence is Which of the following is not correct about reasoning rules? What about unification? What about unification? __________ is an algorithm used to determine the substitution necessary to make two predicate expressions matched. __________ is an algorithm used to determine the substitution necessary to make two predicate expressions matched. __________ is an algorithm used to determine the substitution necessary to make two predicate expressions matched.

Unification is a(n) __________ used to determine the substitution necessary to make two predicate expressions matched. Unification is a(n) __________ used to determine the substitution necessary to make two predicate expressions matched. What is the portability of a variable? The _________ is the basic element of any description of cognition. The _________ is the basic element of any description of cognition. The _________ is the basic element of any description of cognition. A sentence is equivalent to Let a set of the predicates:<BR>nguyenTo(X) : X is a prime number <BR>soLe(X) : X is an odd number <BR>Which of the following is correct for ? X (nguyenTo(X) ^ sole(X)) ? Which of the following is correct about Any person has parents? Which one of the following is not a Prolog program? Which one of the following can run with Unix and Windows OS ? Which one of the following can run with Unix and Windows OS ? Form Logic is composed by : Prolog is called by another word: How many parts are there in a Prolog program ? How many parts are there in a Prolog program ? A proposition is defined by: What is the extension of a SWI-Prolog program ? What is the extension of a SWI-Prolog program ? How can a Prolog program be saved as? How can a Prolog program be saved as? How many extensions can the user give for a Prolog program ? How is the comment symbol in SWI-Prolog ? How is the comment symbol in SWI-Prolog ? Whats for the symbol % in SWI-Prolog ? Whats for the symbol % in SWI-Prolog ? How are the comment symbols in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is a variable in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is a constancy in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is a constancy in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is not a variable in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is not a constancy in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is not a constancy in SWI-Prolog ? How to declare an array in SWI-Prolog ? How to declare an array in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is a rule in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is a rule in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is not a fact in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is not a fact in SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is not a fact in SWI-Prolog ? How to read this rule : ancestor(X, Z) :- parent(X,Y) , ancestor(Y,Z). ? How to read this rule : ancestor(X, Z) :- parent(X,Y) , ancestor(Y,Z). ?

In the set of arguments of a fact, what kind of argument should the user declare? How many arities in this query : book(title(Name), author(Author), Year) ? How many arities in this query : book(title(Name), author(Author), Year) ? How many arities in this query : book(title(Name), author(Author), Year) ? What is the arity of the procedure in SWI-Prolog? What is the arity of the procedure in SWI-Prolog? How to interpret this expression (a +b) * (c - 5) in SWI-Prolog ? How to express this formula (a +b) * (c - 5) in SWI-Prolog ? How to express this formula (a +b) * (c - 5) in SWI-Prolog ? How to express this formula (a +b) * (c - 5) in SWI-Prolog ? What does this query ?- grandparent(X, sue) mean ? What does this query ?- grandparent(X, sue) mean ? What does this query ?- grandparent(X, sue) mean ? ?- X = 5 2 1. Which result is correct ? ?- X = 5 2 1. Which result is correct ? ?- X is 5 2 1. Which result is correct ? ?- is(X, 40 + 50). Which result is correct ? ?- is(X, 40 + 50). Which result is correct ? ?- X = 1 + 1 + 1, Y is X. Which result is correct ? ?- Y is X, X = 1 + 3 + 5. Which result is correct ? ?- Z = 2, X = 1 + 1 + Z. Which result is correct ? ?- Z = 2, X = 1 + 1 + Z. Which result is correct ? ?- Z is 2, X is 1 + 1 + Z. Which result is correct ? ?- Z is 3, X = 1 + 1 + Z. Which result is correct ? ?- Z is 3, X = 1 + 1 + Z. Which result is correct ? ?- Z = 4, X is 1 + 1 + Z. Which result is correct ? ?- X = +(+(1,1),1). What does it mean ? ?- X = +(+(1,1),1). What does it mean ? ?- X = +(+(1,1),1). What does it mean ? ?- X is +(+(1,2),3). Which one of the following is valid ? ?- X is +(+(1,2),3). Which one of the following is valid ? ?- X is +(+(1,2),3). Which one of the following is valid ? ?- display(1+3+2). Which one of the following is correct ? ?- display(1+3+2). Which one of the following is correct ? ?- X is display(1+3+2). Which one of the following is correct ? ?- X is display(1+3+2). Which one of the following is correct ? ?- Y = display(1+1+1). Which one of the following is correct ? ?- X is 1 + 3 + Z, Z is 5. Which one of the following is correct ? ?- Y is 2, X is 1 + 3 + Y. Which one of the following is correct ? ?- Y is 2, X is 1 + 3 + Y. Which one of the following is correct ? ?- Z is 1 + 1 + a. What kind of error is displayed? ?- P is 2 + a + 6. What kind of error is displayed? ?- P is 2 + a + 6. What kind of error is displayed?

?- Y is 1 + 2 + X. What kind of error is displayed?

?- Y is 1 + 2 + X. What kind of error is displayed? ?- Y is 1 + 2 + X. What kind of error is displayed? ?- x is 5 * 2 3 / 3. Which one of the following is correct? ?- x is 5 * 2 3 / 3. Which one of the following is correct? ?- y = 10 * 2 + 6 / 3. Which one of the following is correct? ?- Z is 5 * 4 6 / 2. Which one of the following is correct? ?- Z is 5 * 4 6 / 2. Which one of the following is correct? ?- Z is 5 * 4 6 / 2. Which one of the following is correct? ?- Q = 4 * 2 + 3 / 1. Which one of the following is correct? ?- Q = 4 * 2 + 3 / 1. Which one of the following is correct? ?- display(2*a + b*c). Which one of the following is correct ? How many arguments does the function op() have ? How many arguments does the function op() have ? How many arguments does the function op() have ? Which one of the following is valid? Which one of the following is valid? Which one of the following is valid? have ? have ? have ? Which one of the following is not a data-type of SWI-Prolog ? Which one of the following is not a data-type of SWI-Prolog ? When the user executes the following query <BR>?- tinhtong(1,2,30). <BR>ERROR: Undefined procedure: (tinhtong)/3 <BR>What does the symbol (tinhtong)/3 mean ? Let a query : <BR>?- student(Robert, 1975, info, 2, address(6, mal juin, Caen)). <BR>How many arities does this query have? Let a query : <BR>?- student(Robert, 1975, info, 2, address(6, mal juin, Caen)). <BR>How many arities does this query have? Let a query : <BR>?- student(Robert, 1975, info, 2, address(6, mal juin, Caen)). <BR>How many arities does this query have? Let a query : <BR>?- student(Robert, 1975, info, 2, address(6, mal juin, Caen)). <BR>How many arities does this query have? Let a query: <BR>?- student(Robert, 1975, info, 2, 6, mal juin, Caen)). <BR>How many arities does this query have? Let a query: <BR>?- student(Robert, 1975, info, 2, 6, mal juin, Caen)). <BR>How many arities does this query have? have? Let a query: <BR>?- student(Robert, 1975, info, 2, 6, mal juin, Caen)). <BR>How many arities does this query have? 73. When the user executes the following query <BR>?- fac(5,1,R). <BR>ERROR: Undefined procedure: fac/3 <BR>What does this error mean? fac/3 <BR>ERROR: However, there are definitions for: <BR>ERROR: fac/2 <BR>What does this erro mean? fibo/3 <BR>ERROR: However, there are definitions for: <BR>ERROR: fibo/2 <BR>What does this error mean?

Which functionality of Prolog is correct ? Which one of the following about the functionalities of Prolog is incorrect ? Which symbol does the rule use? Which symbol does the rule use? Which symbol does the proposition use to be termined ? Which symbol does the proposition use to be termined ? Which symbol does the proposition use to be termined ? What does the symbol ! mean? What does the symbol ! mean? Which symbol does the Prolog program use to make a commit point? Which symbol does the Prolog program use to make a commit point? How many portals, in the backtracking, does the Prolog system use ? How many portals, in the backtracking, does the Prolog system use ? Which one of the following is correct in the backtracking ? ?- eats(fred,Food_item). <BR>How to understand this query ? % Facts <BR>eats(fred,pears).<BR>eats(fred, lemon). <BR>eats(fred,banana). <BR>How to query What food does Fred like to eat ? : % Facts <BR>eats(fred,pears). <BR>eats(fred, lemon). <BR>eats(fred,banana). <BR>How to quer What food does Fred like to eat ? : % Facts <BR>like(marcel, poire). <BR>like (marcel, pomme). <BR>like (marcel,banane). <BR>How to query What fruit does Marcel like ? : Which symbol should the user type in command line to see several results ? Which symbol should the user type in command line to see several results ? Which function should the user type in command line to observe the backtracking ? % Facts <BR>like(marcel, poire). <BR>like (marcel, pomme). <BR>like (marcel,banane). <BR>eats(fred, pomme). <BR>eats(fred, banane). <BR>How many results will there be for the following query ?- eats(marcel,pomme). ? % Facts <BR>like(marcel, poire). <BR>like (marcel, pomme). <BR>like (marcel,banane). <BR>eats(fred, pomme). <BR>eats(fred, banane). <BR>How many results will there be for the following query ?- eats(marcel,pomme). ? % Facts <BR>eats(jean, pomme). <BR>eats(jean, banane). <BR>like(marcel, poire). <BR>like (marcel, pomme). <BR>like (marcel,banane). <BR>What result will there be for the following query ?- eats(X,pomme). ? % Facts <BR>eats(jean, pomme). <BR>eats(jean, banane). <BR>like(marcel, poire). <BR>like (marcel, pomme). <BR>like (marcel,banane). <BR>What result will there be for the following query ?- eats(X,pomme). ? % Facts <BR>take(tom, pomme). <BR>take (tom, banane). <BR>buy(marcel, poire). <BR>buy (marcel, pomme). <BR>buy (marcel,banane). <BR>What result will there be for the following query ?-buy (X,pomme). ? % Facts <BR>bring (marcel, pomme). <BR>bring (marcel, banane). <BR>buy(marcel, poire). <BR>buy (marcel, pomme). <BR>buy (marcel,banane). <BR>What result will there be for the following query ?-bring (marcel, X). ? % Facts <BR>bring (marcel, pomme). <BR>bring (marcel, banane). <BR>buy(marcel, poire). <BR>buy (marcel, pomme). <BR>buy (marcel,banane). <BR>What result will there be for the following query ?-bring (marcel, X). ? The SWI-Prolog can be installed with : Which function should the user use for compile a Prolog program ? What does the function halt mean ?

How to quit a Prolog program ? How to quit a Prolog program ? How to modify a Prolog program ? How to modify a Prolog program ? How to modify a Prolog program ? How to modify a Prolog program ? How to know where a Prolog program is located? How to know where a Prolog program is located? Which of the following is a valid string? Which of the following is a valid string? Which of the following is a valid string? Prolog rule : <BR>grandfather(X,Z) :- parent(X,Y), parent(Y,Z), male(X). <BR>defines condition for Output of following: [Head | Tail] = [tom, sue, joe, mary] Output of following: [Head | Tail] = [tom, sue, joe, mary] The predicate atom(_X) returns : The predicate atom(aabb) returns : The predicate atom(_X) returns : Output of the code: <BR>fac(0,1). <BR>fac(N,F) :- N &gt; 0, M is N-1, fac(M,Fm), F is N * Fm. <BR>Query : ?- fac(0,1). Output of the code: <BR>fac(0,1). <BR>fac(N,F) :- N &gt; 0, M is N-1, fac(M,Fm), F is N * Fm. <BR>Query : ?- fac(0,1). Output of the code: <BR>fac(0,1). <BR>fac(N,F) :- N &gt; 0, M is N-1, fac(M,Fm), F is N * Fm.<BR>Query : ?- fac(0,1). Output of the code: <BR>fac(0,1). <BR>fac(N,F) :- N &gt; 0, M is N-1, fac(M,Fm), F is N * Fm. <BR>Query : ?- fac(5,Result). Output of the code: <BR>fac(0,1). <BR>fac(N,F) :- N &gt; 0, M is N-1, fac(M,Fm), F is N * Fm. <BR>Query : ?- fac(5,120). Output of the code: <BR>fac(0,1). <BR>fac(N,F) :- N &gt; 0, M is N-1, fac(M,Fm), F is N * Fm. <BR>Query : ?- fac(5,120). Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>a(0). <BR>a(X) :- b(X). <BR>b(X) :- X1 is X - 2, write(X), write(' '),a(X1). Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>gcd(X,X,X). <BR>gcd(X,Y,D) :- X &lt; Y , Y1 is Y - X, gcd(X,Y1,D). <BR>Query ; ?- gcd(20, 55 , D). Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>gcd(X,X,X). <BR>gcd(X,Y,D) :- X &lt; Y , Y1 is Y - X, gcd(X,Y1,D). <BR>Query ; ?- gcd(20, 55 , D). Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>gcd(X,X,X). <BR>gcd(X,Y,D) :- X &lt; Y , Y1 is Y - X, gcd(X,Y1,D). <BR>Query ; ?- gcd(20, 55 , D). Prolog is used for: Prolog is NOT&nbsp;used for: 131. NLP stands for NLP stands for Let a list L = [anne, tennis, tom, skier]. The head of this list is : Let a list L = [anne, tennis, tom, skier]. The head of this list is : Let a list L = [anne, tennis, tom, skier]. The head of this list is : Let a list L = [tennis, tom, football, david]. The tail of this list is : Let a list L = [tennis, tom, football, david]. The tail of this list is : Let a list L = [eat, play, football, rain]. The tail of this list is : How to define the head and the tail of a list :

How to define the head and the tail of a list : How to define the head and the tail of a list : Let a list L = [surf]. The head and the tail of this list are : Let a list L = [surf]. The head and the tail of this list are : The split | is used for The split | is used for The split | is used for Let a list L = [tennis, music | [] ]. The head and the tail of this list are : Let a list L = [tennis, music | [] ]. The head and the tail of this list are : Let a list L = [tennis, music | [] ]. The head and the tail of this list are : Let a list L = [a | [b, c] ]. The head and the tail of this list are : Let a list L = [a | [b, c] ]. The head and the tail of this list are : eating ]. <BR>?- L = [anne, Leisure1, tom, Leisure2 ]. <BR>Which of the following result of this list is correct ? eating ]. <BR>?- L = [anne, Leisure1, tom, Leisure2 ]. <BR>Which of the following result of this list is correct ? Which symbol is used for splitting the head and the tail of a list ? Which symbol is used for splitting the head and the tail of a list ? Which symbol is used for splitting the head and the tail of a list ? How can we define a list in Prolog ? How can we define a list in Prolog ? Which predicate is used to check if an element exits in a list ? Which predicate is used to permute a list ? Which predicate is used to add a new list into another list ? Which predicate is used to add a new list into another list ? Which predicate is used to add a new list into another list ? Which result is the output of the predicate append(L1,L2,L3) ? Which result is the output of the predicate append(L1,L2,L3) ? What does the predicate append(L1,L2,L3) mean? Which predicate is used to calculate the sum of a list ? Which predicate is used to calculate the sum of a list ? Let a query : ?- append([a, b, c], [1, 2, 3] , L). Which is the result of L ? Let a query : ?- append([a, b, c], [1, 2, 3] , L). Which is the result of L ? Let a query : ?- append([a, b, c], [1, 2, 3] , L). Which is the result of L ? Let a query : <BR>?- L1 = [a, b, z, z, c, z, z, z, d, e], append(L2, [z, z, z | _] , L1). <BR>Which is th result of L2 ? Let a query : <BR>?- L1 = [a, b, z, z, c, z, z, z, d, e], append(L2, [z, z, z | _] , L1). <BR>Which is th result of L2 ? Let a query : <BR>?- L1 = [a, b, z, z, c, z, z, z, d, e], append(L2, [z, z, z | _] , L1). <BR>Which is th result of L2 ? Let a query : <BR>?- append(L1, [b | L2] , [a, b, c]). <BR>Which are the results of L1 and L2 ? Let a query : <BR>?- append(L1, [b | L2] , [a, b, c]). <BR>Which are the results of L1 and L2 ? Let a query : <BR>?- append(L1, [b | L2] , [a, b, c]). <BR>Which are the results of L1 and L2 ? Let a query : <BR>?- permutation( [a, b, c], P). <BR>How many combinations are there here ? Let a query : <BR>?- permutation( [a, b, c], P). <BR>How many combinations are there here ? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>length([], 0). <BR>length([_ | Tail], N) :- length(Tail, N1), N is 1 + N1.

N1), N is 1 + N1. <BR>Query : ?- length([a, b, c, d, e], N). <BR>Which is the result of the variable N? N1), N is 1 + N1. <BR>Query : ?- length([a, b, c, d, e], N). <BR>Which is the result of the variable N? N1), N is 1 + N1. <BR>Query : ?- length([a, b, c, d, e], N). <BR>Which is the result of the variable N? N1), N is 1 + N1. <BR>Query : ?- length([a, [b, c], d, e], N). <BR>Which is the result of the variabl N? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>length([], 0). <BR>length([_ | Tail], N) :- length(Tail, N1), N is 1 + N1. <BR>Query : ?- length([a, [b, c, d], e], N). Which is the result of the variable N? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>f(X, 0) :- X &lt; 3. <BR>f(X, 2) :- X &lt; 6. <BR>f(X, 4) . <BR>Query : ?- f(1, Y). <BR>Which is the result of the variable Y? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>f(X, 0) :- X &lt; 3. <BR>f(X, 2) :- X &lt; 6. <BR>f(X, 4) . <BR>Query : ?- f(1, Y). <BR>Which is the result of the variable Y? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>f(X, 0) :- X &lt; 3, !. <BR>f(X, 2) :- X &lt; 6, !. <BR>f(X, 4) . <BR>Query : ?- f(1, Y). <BR>Which is the result of the variable Y? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>f(X, 0) :- X &lt; 3, !. <BR>f(X, 2) :- X &lt; 6, !. <BR>f(X, 4) . <BR>Query : ?- f(1, Y). <BR>Which is the result of the variable Y? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>p(1). <BR>p(2) :- !. <BR>p(3). <BR>Query : ?- p(X) <BR>Which is the result of the variable X? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>p(1). <BR>p(2) :- !. <BR>p(3). <BR>Query : ?- p(X) <BR>Which is the result of the variable X? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>p(1). <BR>p(2) :- !. <BR>p(3). <BR>Query : ?- p(X) <BR>Which is the result of the variable X? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>p(1). <BR>p(2) :- !. <BR>p(3). <BR>Query : ?- p(X) <BR>Which is the result of the variable X? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>p(1). <BR>p(2) . <BR>p(3). <BR>Query : ?- p(Z). <BR>Which is the result of the variable Z? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>p(1). <BR>p(2) . <BR>p(3). <BR>Query : ?- p(Z). <BR>Which is the result of the variable Z? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>p(1). <BR>p(2) . <BR>p(3). <BR>Query : ?- p(Z). <BR>Which is the result of the variable Z? Output of following code in SWI-Prolog : <BR>p(1). <BR>p(2) . <BR>p(3). <BR>Query : ?- p(Z). <BR>Which is the result of the variable Z? The main outcome of the early automatic language translation efforts was the realization that: The main outcome of the early automatic language translation efforts was the realization that: Which of the following statements is true? Which of the following statements is true? The 8 Queens problem is proposed by: The 8 Queens problem is proposed by: The 8 Queens problem is proposed by: Which of the following functions is correct in Prolog ? Which of the following functions is not correct in Prolog ? How to make a new line in a Prolog program ? How to make a new line in a Prolog program ?

How to make a new line in a Prolog program ? How to make a new line in a Prolog program ? Let a rule: <BR>cube(N, C) :- C is N* N* N. <BR>Which of the following is the output of the query: ?- cube(2, Result) Let a rule: <BR>cube(N, C) :- C is N* N* N. <BR>Which of the following is the output of the query: ?- cube(2, Result) Let a rule: <BR>cube(N, C) :- C is N* N* N. <BR>Which of the following is the output of the query: ?- cube(2, Result) Let a rule: <BR>cube(N, C) :- C = N* N* N. <BR>Which of the following is the output of the query: <BR>?- cube(2, Result) Let a rule: <BR>cube(N, C) :- C = N* N* N. <BR>Which of the following is the output of the query: <BR>?- cube(2, Result) Let a rule: <BR>cube(N, C) :- C = N* N* N. <BR>Which of the following is the output of the query: <BR>?- cube(2, Result) Let a rule: <BR>cube(N, C) :- C = N* N* N. <BR>Which of the following is the output of the query: <BR>?- cube(2, Result) Let a query: <BR>?- consult(myexp.pl). <BR>What does this predicate mean ? Let a query: <BR>?- consult(myexp.pl). <BR>What does this predicate mean ? Which predicate is used to view the content of a Prolog program ? Which predicate is used to view the content of a Prolog program ? Which predicate is used to view the content of a repertory in Prolog ? Which predicate is used to view the content of a repertory in Prolog ? Which predicate is used to view the content of a repertory in Prolog ? Which predicate is used to view the content of a repertory in Prolog ? Let a rule: <BR>P :- Q, R ; S , T , U. <BR>Which of the following is equivalent to ? Let a rule: <BR>P :- Q, R ; S , T , U. <BR>Which of the following is equivalent to ? Let a rule: <BR>P :- Q, R ; S , T , U. <BR>Which of the following is equivalent to ? Let a rule: <BR>P :- Q, R. <BR>How to read this rule ? Let a rule: <BR>P :- Q, R. <BR>How to read this rule ? Let a rule: <BR>P :- Q, R. <BR>How to read this rule ? Let a rule: <BR>P :- Q, R. <BR>How to read this rule ? Let a rule: <BR>P :- Q ; R. <BR>How to read this rule ? Let a rule: <BR>P :- Q ; R. <BR>How to read this rule ? Which phase of decision making finds or recognizes a problem, need or opportunity ? Which phase of decision making finds or recognizes a problem, need or opportunity ? Which phase of decision making finds or recognizes a problem, need or opportunity ? Which phase of decision making considers possible ways of solving problems, filling needs and taking advantage of opportunities ? Which phase of decision making considers possible ways of solving problems, filling needs and taking advantage of opportunities ? Which type of AI system is an adaptive system that works independently, carrying out specific, repetitive, or predictable tasks ? Artificial Intelligence is the science of making machines : Which of the following statements describes a robot ? recommendation? recommendation? recommendation? Which AI system can be trained to recognize patterns?

Which AI system can be trained to recognize patterns? What is another name for an expert system? What is another name for an expert system? What is another name for an expert system? Which AI system mimics the evolutionary, survival-of-the-fittest process to generate increasingly better solutions to a problem? Which AI system mimics the evolutionary, survival-of-the-fittest process to generate increasingly better solutions to a problem? Which AI system mimics the evolutionary, survival-of-the-fittest process to generate increasingly better solutions to a problem? Which AI system mimics the evolutionary, survival-of-the-fittest process to generate increasingly better solutions to a problem? All of the following are genetic algorithm concepts of evolution, except: All of the following are genetic algorithm concepts of evolution, except: All of the following are genetic algorithm concepts of evolution, except: All of the following are genetic algorithm concepts of evolution, except: What is the genetic algorithm concept of evolution that refers to the survival of the fittest? What is the genetic algorithm concept of evolution that refers to the survival of the fittest? What is the genetic algorithm concept of evolution that refers to the survival of the fittest? What is the genetic algorithm concept of evolution that refers to the survival of the fittest? What are the three layers of a neural network? What are the three layers of a neural network? What are the three layers of a neural network? Which of the following is a disadvantage of a neural network? Which of the following is a disadvantage of a neural network? Which of the following is a disadvantage of a neural network? What is the biggest problem with neural network? What is the biggest problem with neural network? What is the biggest problem with neural network? Which of the following describes a genetic algorithm?

Which of the following describes a genetic algorithm? Which situation is good for a genetic algorithm? A(n)_______ is an artificial intelligence system that is capable of finding and differentiating patterns. A(n)_______ is an artificial intelligence system that is capable of finding and differentiating patterns. A(n)_______ is an artificial intelligence system that is capable of finding and differentiating patterns. Machine learning involves: A primary outcome of the automatic language translation program was the realization that: A primary outcome of the automatic language translation program was the realization that: A typical problem of natural language communication is: A typical problem of natural language communication is: A typical problem of natural language communication is:

Syntax, a problem with natural language communication, is: Syntax, a problem with natural language communication, is: Syntax, a problem with natural language communication, is: Semantics, a problem with natural language communication, refers to:

Semantics, a problem with natural language communication, refers to: The most successful natural language applications The most successful natural language applications The most successful natural language applications When it comes to the areas of data and knowledge computers are much better at handling: A typical database contains: A typical database contains: A typical database contains: A typical database contains: Semantics, a problem with natural language communication, refers to: When a computer can correctly recognize faces of users with a high degree of reliability, it is using: When a computer can correctly recognize faces of users with a high degree of reliability, it is using: When a computer can correctly recognize faces of users with a high degree of reliability, it is using: When a computer can correctly recognize faces of users with a high degree of reliability, it is using: What aspect of AI represents half of the industry? What aspect of AI represents half of the industry? When a computers speech sounds like the speech of a human, it is using: What aspect of AI represents half of the industry? A computer-controlled machine designed to perform specific manual tasks is known as a(n)________ A computer-controlled machine designed to perform specific manual tasks is known as a(n)________ Robots are quite effective in all of the following EXCEPT A network of a few thousand simple processors is called a________network: A network of a few thousand simple processors is called a________network: What is the biggest problem with neural network? Which of the following describes a genetic algorithm?

Patrick Henry Winston We know how the brain functions and can simulate that in a computer The checkerboard Parallel processing Java Programmation en logique France Heuristic Heuristic Heuristic The Turing Test The Turing Test Expert system Expert system Expert system Expert system Boolean algebra Expert system All of the above All of the above 1956, Dartmouth University Conference Organized by John McCarthy understanding and generation understanding and generation All of the above All of the above cognitive science All of the above Neural network computers Neural network computers hydraulic hydraulic both (b) and (c) iterative a and b above All of the above Alan Turning Alan Turning Defense generation and understanding project management

natural language processing natural language processing speaker independence All of the above John McCarthy Donald Michie SHRDLU NaturalLink one isolated word recognition All of the above All of the above intelligent programming tools A.M. Turning information speaking All of the above both b and c contains procedural knowledge All of the above All of the above All of the above IPL Dartmouth The Explorer simulation Smalltalk All of the above manipulator manipulator Fuzzy logic tutoring module tutoring module symbols All of the above LISP machines intelligent computer-assisted instruction both (b) and (c) ask questions Generalized Problem Solver

Ability to acquire, understand and apply knowledge A branch of computer science concerned with creating computer systems exhibiting intelligence A branch of computer science concerned with creating computer systems exhibiting intelligence Possession of facts and principles gathered for a specific task Well Formed Formula S -&gt; B ? C var All of the above ?x (F(x)) Truth table Truth table True, false True, false Both a and c A?B The expression is always false The expression is either false or true 2^n with n is the number of variables 2^n with n is the number of variables All of the above A disjunction A disjunction A conjunction An involvement An involvement An equivalent An equivalent True, false To interpret a propositional logic 2 Sentence logic Connectors intersection All of the above All of the above union P&nbsp;v Q v R Reduce the search space If it is guaranteed to return an optimal solution

If it returns optimal solution WFF WFF None of above Cut and paste Minimax All of the above Hill climbing DFS Depth First Search Depth First Search Breadth First Search FIFO LIFO Knowledge extracted from many experiments Knowledge extracted from many experiments In the problem of space searches Greedy approach None of the above search None of the above Cost Minimization Search Cost Minimization Search Knowledge organization Knowledge organization (P v Q (R ^ T) (P v Q (R ^ T) Conjunctive Normal Form None of the above None of the above a WFF in CNF form without the presence of the connector And (^). Passive knowledge represented as statements or facts expressed Knowledge about knowledge Knowledge about knowledge None of the above super knowledge super knowledge Semantic network Semantic network knowledge

knowledge knowledge graph graph None of the above Nodes, arcs Nodes, arcs A&nbsp;^ B =&gt; C A&nbsp;^ B =&gt; C A&nbsp;^ B =&gt; C A v B =&gt; C A v B =&gt; C Both a and b All of the above (A ^ B) v C v D (A ^ B) v C v D (A v B) v (C ^ D) v E Rules, facts and relationships (C ^ D) v E Start with a minus letter Start with a capital letter Start with a capital letter A predicate constancy with n order followed by n elements Modus Total It is an algorithm used to determine the substitution necessary to make two predicate expressions matched It is an algorithm used to determine the substitution necessary to make two predicate expressions matched Unification Unification Unification

Algorithm Algorithm A sentence Inference Inference Inference A proposition There exists a number which is a prime number and an odd number ?X ( person(X) =&gt; ?Y parent(Y,X)) None of the above SWI Prolog SWI Prolog representation + reasoning All of the above 3 None of the above All of the above .pl None of the above All of the above .pl 2 % None of the above To make a comment in line To make a comment in line None of the above Result a None of the above None of the above Jerry None of the above [] [] flies(X) :- bird(X). flies(X) :- bird(X). homme(Franck). homme(Franck). homme(Franck). X is an ancestor of Z if theres Y, X is a parent of Y and Y is an ancestor of Z. X is an ancestor of Z if theres Y, X is a parent of Y and Y is an ancestor of Z.

Constancy 3 None of the above 3 Number of argument Number of argument * (+ (a,b),-(c,5)) display

None of the above 2 X = 90 X = 90 X = 1 + 1 + 1, Y = 3 Error Z = 2, X = 1 + 1 + 2 Z = 2, X = 1 + 1 + 2 None of the above Z = 3, X = 1 + 1 + 3 None of the above Z = 4, X = 6 X=1+1+1 None of the above X=1+1+1 X=6 X=6 X=6 +(+(1,3),2) +(+(1,3),2) None of the above None of the above Y = display(1+1+1) Error X = 6, Y = 2. X = 6, Y = 2. ERROR: is/2 : Arithmetic : a/0 is not a function ERROR: is/2 : Arithmetic : a/0 is not a function ERROR: is/2 : Arithmetic : a/0 is not a function

ERROR: is/2 : Arguments are not sufficiently instantiated ERROR: is/2 : Arguments are not sufficiently instantiated None of the above None of the above None of the above FALSE 17 17 None of the above Q = 4 * 2 + 3 /1 None of the above +(*(2,a), *(b,c)) 3 None of the above 3 op(arg1, arg2, arg3) op(arg1, arg2, arg3) None of the above 3 None of the above 3 Char Char The arity of the procedure tinhtong() is equal to 3 5 5 None of the above 5 7 7 7 None of the above All of the above All of the above The procedure fibo () exists with two arities

Backtracking Replace ::. None of the above . Cut Cut ! ! 4 None of the above Both a and b None of the above eat(fred,Food). None of the above like(marcel, Fruit). ; ; trace 0 None of the above Jean Jean Marcel Pomme, banane Pomme, banane All of the above Consult Quit

Halt Halt edit None of the above edit edit pwd pwd abcde#@ abcde#@ None of the above X is grandfather of Z mary] mary] FALSE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE None of the above Result = 120 TRUE TRUE The program displays the even numbers D=5 D=5 D=5 All of the above None&nbsp;of the above Natural Language Processing Natural Language Processing None of the above anne anne None of the above tom, football, david None of the above Head is an element, Tail is a list

Head is an element, Tail is a list None of the above Head = surf, Tail = [] None of the above Separate the head and the tail of a list Separate the head and the tail of a list Separate the head and the tail of a list Head = tennis, music and Tail = [] Head = tennis, music and Tail = [] None of the above Head = a and Tail = b, c None of the above L = [anne, [tennis, music] , tom, [skier, eating ]] L = [anne, [tennis, music] , tom, [skier, eating ]] | | None of the above Both a and b None of the above None of the above permutation(List1, List2) append(List1, List2, List3) append(List1, List2, List3) append(List1, List2, List3) L3 = L1 + L2 None of the above None of the above sumlist(List, Result) sumlist(List, Result) L = [a, b, c, 1, 2, 3] L = [a, b, c, 1, 2, 3] L = [a, b, c, 1, 2, 3] L2 = [a, b, z, z, c] L2 = [a, b, z, z, c] None of the above L1 = [a] and L2 = [b, c] L1 = [a] and L2 = [b, c] None of the above 6 6 The program displays the length of a list

N=5 N=5 None of the above None of the above None of the above Y = 0, 2, 4 None of the above Y=0 None of the above X = 1, 2 X = 1, 2 X = 1, 2 None of the above Z = 1, 2, 3 Z = 1, 2, 3 Z = 1, 2, 3 None of the above accurate. accurate. Psychological research has shown that people do not behave rational in the sense of AI. Psychological research has shown that people do not behave rational in the sense of AI. Call Friedrich Gauss Call Friedrich Gauss None of the above All of the above None of the above nl nl

nl None of the above Result = 8 Result = 8 None of the above Result = 2 * 2 * 2 Result = 2 * 2 * 2 Result = 2 * 2 * 2 Result = 2 * 2 * 2 file file listing None of the above ls ls ls None of the above P :- (Q, R) ; (S , T , U). P :- (Q, R) ; (S , T , U). None of the above If Q is true and R is true then P is true If Q is true and R is true then P is true If Q is true and R is true then P is true None of the above If Q is true or R is true then P is true If Q is true or R is true then P is true Intelligence Intelligence Intelligence Design None of the above None of the above Imitate human thinking and behavior All of the above Expert system Expert system Expert system

Genetic algorithm None of the above multiplication None of the above multiplication multiplication Selection Selection Selection None of the above Input, output and hidden Input, output and hidden None of the above Function with only complete or wellstructured information Function with only complete or wellstructured information Function with only complete or wellstructured information The way the hidden layer functions The way the hidden layer functions The way the hidden layer functions Finds the combination of inputs that give the best outputs Finds the combination of inputs that give the best outputs All of the above Neural network Neural network None of the above Learning from a successful move Humans are faster and more accurate Humans are faster and more accurate The enormous vocabulary of natural language None of the above The enormous vocabulary of natural language

A set of rules for constructing sentences from words None of the above A set of rules for constructing sentences from words The underlying meaning of words and phrases The underlying meaning of words and phrases Limit the scope of their field Limit the scope of their field Limit the scope of their field Data than knowledge Rules, facts and relationships Rules, facts and relationships Rules, facts and relationships None of the above None of the above Image analysis None of the above Image analysis Image analysis Pattern recognition Pattern recognition Speech synthesis None of the above Robot None of the above skills Neural Neural None&nbsp;of the above None of the above