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Annual Examination
Sample Paper
(Chapters 4, 6, 7 and 8)
Max. Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 40
1. Fill in the blanks. 5×1=5
a. A ........................ cloud is owned by a single company and is used within its firewall.
b. Cloud computing provides services and resources over the ........................ .
c. SDG 01 aims to eradicate extreme poverty and reduce it by at least ........................ percent.
d. ........................ is a technology designed with the intention to overtake humans in narrowly
defined tasks.
e. Python uses the ........................ operator to combine two or more strings into one.
2. Application-based questions. 4×1=4
a. You need to combine the strings “Hello” and “World” into “Hello World”. Name the operator
that is used to combine strings.
b. Your team needs to collaborate on a presentation. Which cloud service would allow you to
work together at the same time on the document?
c. You are part of a team working on a project to improve clean water access in a developing
region. The local water treatment plant has been struggling to ensure that the water is safe and
clean for the community.
How can AI improve the monitoring and management of water quality at the treatment
plant? Describe two distinct methods AI can employ to maintain the water’s cleanliness and
compliance with safety regulations.
d. You have a smart assistant at home that can control lights, play music, and provide weather
updates. Identify which category of AI this assistant falls into and explain its specific functions.
3. Define the following terms. 4×1.5=6
a. Hybrid Cloud
b. Indexing in the context of strings and lists
c. Computer Vision
d. Narrow AI
4. Short answer type questions. 3×2=6
a. What are the main challenges associated with the high cost of creating AI systems?
b. Explain how cloud computing helps in reducing the need for hardware on your local device.
c. What is the difference between positive and negative indexing in Python? Give examples
for both.
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