Final Book Questions

All chapters together, worth 30 marks. Section A tests key words, B is true/false, C is multiple choice, D matches cities to friends, E asks for short answers, and F invites one longer piece of writing.

A. Fill in the blanks (5 marks)

1. A step-by-step recipe for a computer is called an .
2. The fuel that powers all AI is .
3. AI makes new pictures, stories, and music.
4. A small flying AI machine with a camera is called a .
5. AI in our mother tongue is called AI (Indian language).

B. True or False (5 marks)

1. A robot ALWAYS has AI inside it. ( )
2. AI can learn from photos, voice, and words — all kinds of data. ( )
3. It is safe to share my UPI PIN with my best friend. ( )
4. AI in India already helps farmers, doctors, and shopkeepers. ( )
5. AI is always 100% correct. ( )

C. Multiple Choice (5 marks)

1. AI’s three big types are — (a) Slow, fast, medium (b) Vision, Voice, Creative (c) Big, small, tiny
2. Aaradhya’s beach helper in Goa was a — (a) cow (b) robotic arm (c) drone
3. Kavya used AI in Mysuru to make — (a) biryani (b) art (c) chappals
4. The Pattern Detective from Pune is — (a) Saanvi (b) Lalita (c) Aditi
5. AI can be wrong because — (a) it is sleepy (b) its data may be bad (c) it does not care

D. Match the city with the friend (5 marks)

E. Short Answers (5 marks)

1. Write your own algorithm for getting ready for school. Use 5 steps.
2. Explain in your own words: ‘AI learns from data and finds patterns.’
3. Name 3 ways AI helps farmers in India.
4. Why must we ALWAYS check AI’s answers?
5. List any 3 of the 7 Golden Rules and explain one.

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

1. Imagine you build an AI to solve ONE problem in India. Write a short paragraph: what is the problem? How does your AI solve it?
2. Tell the story of any TWO friends from this book and what they learned about AI.
3. Write a letter to a friend explaining what AI is, in simple words. Use examples from the book.