Artificial Intelligence MCQs with Answers
Practice important Artificial Intelligence MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q861: Which sentence is most likely if a person commits multiple crimes of the same type?
- A: One-time punishment
- B: Separate punishment for each crime
- C: No punishment
- D: Delay in punishment
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B
Q862: If a person is found guilty of fraud and tax evasion, how will expert system respond?
- A: Assign minimum sentence
- B: Ignore fraud
- C: Combine penalties for total sentence
- D: Choose punishment randomly
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C
Q863: Sentence = years_of_crime * base_penalty; If years_of_crime = 3 and base_penalty = 5, what is the sentence?
- A: 5
- B: 8
- C: 15
- D: 3
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C
Q864: In expert system logic, what happens if multiple rules apply at once?
- A: Only one rule runs
- B: All matching rules are evaluated
- C: Error occurs
- D: Program stops
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B
Q865: Which logic method is most used in legal expert systems?
- A: Backward chaining
- B: Recursive chaining
- C: Sorting
- D: Branching
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A
Q866: An expert system rule might look like: if age < 18 and crime = minor, then _______.
- A: jail sentence
- B: community service
- C: death penalty
- D: no action
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B
Q867: What does fuzzy logic help to represent?
- A: Binary decisions
- B: Partial truth
- C: Hard boundaries
- D: Only false statements
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B
Q868: Which of the following best describes a classical set?
- A: It allows partial membership
- B: It defines fuzzy groups
- C: It wholly includes or excludes elements
- D: It operates on probabilities
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C
Q869: Who introduced fuzzy logic in the 1960s?
- A: Alan Turing
- B: John McCarthy
- C: Dr. Lotfi Zadeh
- D: Dennis Ritchie
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C
Q870: A classical set obeys which law?
- A: Law of Gravity
- B: Law of Inertia
- C: Law of the Excluded Middle
- D: Law of Certainty
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C