Final Book Exam

All chapters together, total 40 marks. Section A tests key words, B is true/false, C is multiple choice, D matches AI to purpose, E asks for short answers, and F invites one longer piece of writing.

A. Fill in the blanks (5 marks)

1. Bhashini supports Indian languages.
2. AI that creates new images and stories is called AI.
3. ISRO landed Chandrayaan-3 near the Moon’s Pole.
4. India’s data protection law of 2023 is the Act.
5. When an AI confidently gives a wrong answer, this is called a .

B. True or False (5 marks)

1. AI truly imagines like a human artist. ( )
2. Niramai uses thermal patterns to spot cancer. ( )
3. Generative AI is changing Indian cinema and advertising. ( )
4. Companies can collect your personal data without asking under DPDP. ( )
5. UPI fraud AI checks every payment in under 1 millisecond. ( )

C. Multiple Choice (10 marks)

1. Bhashini was built by — (a) Google (b) Govt of India (c) Microsoft
2. Sarvam AI is headquartered in — (a) Mumbai (b) Bengaluru (c) Hyderabad
3. Krutrim was founded by — (a) Sundar Pichai (b) Bhavish Aggarwal (c) Sachin Bansal
4. Diffusion models start with — (a) a sketch (b) pure noise (c) a finished image
5. Niramai uses — (a) X-rays (b) thermal/heat patterns (c) MRI
6. ISRO’s AI helped land — (a) Chandrayaan-2 (b) Chandrayaan-3 (c) Mangalyaan
7. The DPDP Act maximum fine is Rs — (a) 1 crore (b) 250 crore (c) 1000 crore
8. DigiYatra uses — (a) iris scan (b) face recognition (c) fingerprint
9. AI hallucination means AI gives — (a) sleep (b) confidently wrong answers (c) creative ideas
10. The best response to a suspected deepfake is — (a) share (b) verify with elders/news (c) forward

D. Match the AI with its purpose (5 marks)

E. Short Answers (10 marks)

1. Explain in your own words: how does AI turn words into numbers (embeddings)?
2. List 3 ways generative AI is changing Indian creative industries.
3. Name 3 of your rights under the DPDP Act 2023.
4. Explain the AI ‘diffusion’ process in 2-3 sentences.
5. Pick any 2 Indian AI products and write 2 lines on each.

F. Long Answer — pick ANY ONE (5 marks)

1. Imagine an Indian AI product you would build in 2035. What problem does it solve? Who does it help? How would you make sure it is fair and trustworthy?
2. Argue: “AI is more friend than enemy to Indian jobs.” Use examples from the book.
3. Tell the stories of any TWO characters from this book and what they taught you.