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Artificial Intelligence-10th Questions

Browse 294 Artificial Intelligence questions with expert-verified, step-by-step solutions — NCERT, exemplar and previous-year questions, organised by chapter.

  1. Q101 CBSE Board 2025
    In ​a quality ​control system for ​manufacturing, ​which ​scenario ​represents a false negative ​?
    1. (a)When a defective product is correctly identified as defective.
    2. (b)When a non-defective product is inaccurately identified as defective.
    3. (c)When a non-defective product is correctly identified as non-defective.
    4. (d)When a defective product is mistakenly identified as non-defective.
  2. Q102 CBSE Board 2025
    Which ​condition of ​evaluation does the following ​diagram ​indicate ​?
    Prediction : No Reality : Yes
    1. (a)False Positive
    2. (b)False Negative
    3. (c)True Positive
    4. (d)True Negative
  3. Q103 CBSE Board 2025
    Statement 1 : Overfitting is not recommended for evaluation of a model. Statement 2 : This is because the ​model will ​simply remember the whole ​training set, and will therefore always ​predict ​the correct label for any point ​in the ​training set.
    1. (a)Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 are correct.
    2. (b)Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 are incorrect.
    3. (c)Statement 1 is correct but Statement 2 is incorrect.
    4. (d)Statement 2 is correct but Statement 1 is incorrect.
  4. Q104 CBSE Board 2025
    It is one of the ​parameters for evaluating a model’s performance and is ​defined as the percentage of ​true positive cases ​versus ​all the cases where the prediction is true. Which of the ​following evaluation parameter ​is ​this ?
    1. (a)Precision
    2. (b)Recall
    3. (c)F1 score
    4. (d)Accuracy
  5. Q105 CBSE Board 2025
    When a model is evaluated on the training ​data it ​always predicts ​correctly. This ​is known ​as ___________.
  6. Q106 CBSE Board 2025
    Which ​of ​the ​following is ​not true about ​Confusion ​Matrix ​?
    1. (a)It allows us to understand prediction results.
    2. (b)It is a Model Training Matrix.
    3. (c)It helps in evaluation of machine learning models.
    4. (d)It is used to record comparison between prediction and reality.
  7. Q107 CBSE Board 2025
    With ​respect to evaluation, for ​which of ​the following ​does the prediction and reality ​match ​?
    1. (a)True positive and False positive
    2. (b)True positive and True negative
    3. (c)False positive and False negative
    4. (d)True positive and False negative
  8. Q108 CBSE Board 2025
    Which ​of ​the ​following scenarios ​might have a ​high False Negative (FN) ​cost ?
    1. (a)Viral Disease Outbreak
    2. (b)Spam
    3. (c)Mining
    4. (d)Image Search
  9. Q109 CBSE Board 2025
    In ​a medical ​screening test ​for a specific disease, which scenario ​represents ​a True ​Negative ?
    1. (a)A person without the disease tests positive for the disease.
    2. (b)A person with the disease tests positive for the disease.
    3. (c)A person with the disease tests negative for the disease.
    4. (d)A person without the disease tests negative for the disease.
  10. Q110 CBSE Board 2025
    Draw the confusion ​matrix ​for the following data :
    1. (a)​The number ​of true positive
    2. (b)​The number ​of true negative
    3. (c)The number of false positive
    4. (d)The ​number of false negative
  11. Q111 CBSE Board 2025
    Suppose ​you are developing ​an AI model to detect ​fraudulent financial transaction risk. Describe False ​Positives ​and ​False Negatives ​in this context.
  12. Q112 CBSE Board 2025
    An AI model has ​been developed to test specimens of blood/urine/cough etc. ​to diagnose ailments (diabetes/liver ​infection ​etc.). The model was tested on a data-set of about 630 tests and ​the ​resulting confusion matrix is as ​follows ​:
  13. Q113 CBSE Board 2025
    A sentiment analysis ​model was built ​to classify ​movie reviews as either ‘Positive’ or ‘Negative’. The model was tested on a ​dataset ​of 500 reviews, resulting in the ​following ​confusion matrix ​:
  14. Q114 CBSE Board 2024
    _________ is one of the parameter ​for evaluating ​a model’s performance and ​is defined as the fraction ​of positive cases ​that are ​correctly ​identified.
    1. (a)Precision
    2. (b)Accuracy
    3. (c)Recall
    4. (d)F1
  15. Q115 CBSE Board 2024
    In spam email ​detection, ​which ​of ​the ​following will be ​considered ​as “False Negative” ?
    1. (a)When a legitimate email is accurately identified as not spam.
    2. (b)When a spam email is mistakenly identified as legitimate.
    3. (c)When an email is accurately recognised as spam.
    4. (d)When an email is inaccurately labelled as important.
  16. Q116 CBSE Board 2024
    Statement ​1 : Confusion matrix is an evaluation metric. Statement 2 : Confusion ​Matrix is ​a record ​which ​helps in evaluation.
    1. (a)Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 are correct.
    2. (b)Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 are incorrect.
    3. (c)Statement 1 is correct and Statement 2 is incorrect.
    4. (d)Statement 2 is correct and Statement 1 is incorrect.
  17. Q117 CBSE Board 2024
    What is ​the primary ​need for evaluating an ​AI model’s ​performance in the ​AI Model Development ​process ?
    1. (a)To increase the complexity of the model.
    2. (b)To visualize the data.
    3. (c)To assess how well the chosen model will work in future.
    4. (d)To reduce the amount of data used for training.
  18. Q118 CBSE Board 2024
    Statement 1 : ​To ​evaluate a models’ performance, we need either precision or recall. Statement 2 : When the ​value of both Precision and Recall ​is ​1, the F1 ​score is ​0.
    1. (a)Both statement 1 and statement 2 are correct.
    2. (b)Both statement 1 and statement 2 are incorrect.
    3. (c)Statement 1 is correct, but statement 2 is incorrect.
    4. (d)Statement 1 is incorrect, but statement 2 is correct.
  19. Q119 CBSE Board 2024
    What ​do ​you mean by Evaluation ​of ​an AI ​model ? Also explain ​the concept of overfitting with ​respect to ​AI model Evaluation.
  20. Q120 CBSE Board 2024
    A ​binary classification model has been developed to classify news articles as ​either “Fake News” or ​“Real News”. The model ​was tested on ​a dataset of 500 news articles, and the resulting confusion ​matrix ​is as ​follows :