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Q1921.What is an AI hallucination?

Easy
A A slow response
B A false or fabricated answer presented confidently as a fact
C A virus attack
D A saved file
Computer Terminology PPSC

Correct Answer: B

Hallucination is a major LLM limitation where the model generates completely incorrect, fabricated, or unrealistic facts with high confidence.

Q1922.What should you do after receiving an important factual answer from an LLM?

Easy
A Trust it blindly
B Verify it independently using authoritative sources
C Delete it immediately
D Ignore it
Computer Basics PPSC

Correct Answer: B

Due to the risk of hallucinations, any critical or factual claim made by an LLM must be verified against primary sources before being relied upon.

Q1923.“Summarize this paragraph in five bullet points” is an example of?

Easy
A Image generation
B Text summarization
C Data backup
D File compression
Computer History PPSC

Correct Answer: B

Condensing large paragraphs or documents into key highlights is an example of text summarization.

Q1924.What does prompt engineering mean?

Easy
A Building AI hardware
B Encrypting files
C Deleting data
D Designing and writing effective instructions to guide AI
Computer Terminology PPSC

Correct Answer: D

Prompt engineering is the practice of structuring text inputs to ensure that a generative AI model returns the most accurate and useful output.

Q1925.What does WWW stand for?

Easy
A World Whole Web
B Wide World Web
C Web World Wild
D World Wide Web
General MCQs PPSC

Correct Answer: D

WWW stands for the World Wide Web, an information system created by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989.

Q1926.What does URL stand for?

Easy
A Uniform Resource Locator
B Universal Resource Link
C Uniform Reference Link
D None of these
Internet & Web PPSC

Correct Answer: A

URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator, which is the specific web address used to locate a resource on the internet.

Q1927.Which of the following acts as temporary storage for content copied or cut?

Easy
A Header
B Sidebar
C Clipboard
D Toolbar
General MCQs PPSC

Correct Answer: C

The clipboard is a temporary operating system buffer that stores copied or cut text, images, or files until they are pasted.

Q1928.Which of the following is an example of a permanent storage device?

Easy
A RAM
B Hard disk
C DRAM
D None of these
Computer Basics PPSC

Correct Answer: B

Hard disks (and SSDs) are non-volatile permanent storage devices, whereas RAM and DRAM are volatile temporary memories.

Q1929.Which of the following refers to electronic spam where unsolicited messages are sent by email?

Easy
A Trash mail
B Cram mail
C Draft mail
D Spam mail
Internet Services & Communication PPSC

Correct Answer: D

Spam mail (or junk email) refers to unsolicited, unwanted messages sent in bulk over the internet.

Q1930.Which symbol is mandatory in every valid email address?

Easy
A &
B #
C @
D None of these
Internet Services & Communication PPSC

Correct Answer: C

Every email address must contain the '@' symbol to separate the local username from the domain name.

Q1931.In MS Word and Excel, what is the shortcut key Ctrl + F2 used for?

Easy
A Opening the Save As dialog
B Opening the Print Preview window
C Finding text in the document
D Opening the Format menu
Miscellaneous Computer MCQs PPSC

Correct Answer: B

Ctrl + F2 is the standard keyboard shortcut used to instantly switch to the Print Preview screen.

Q1932.In MS Word, which shortcut key on the numeric keypad is used to select an entire table?

Easy
A Alt + 5
B Alt + F5
C Ctrl + 5
D None of these
MS Word Shortcut Keys PPSC

Correct Answer: A

Pressing Alt + 5 (with Num Lock turned off) on the numeric keypad selects the entire table in MS Word.

Q1933.A printer is an example of what type of device?

Easy
A Hard copy output device
B Soft copy output device
C Photocopy input device
D None of these
Computer Basics PPSC

Correct Answer: A

Printers and plotters produce permanent physical output on paper, which is classified as a hard copy.

Q1934.Who developed the theoretical foundation of universal Turing machines which became the basis for modern computers?

Easy
A Bill Gates
B Alan Turing
C Charles Babbage
D None of these
Computer Networks PPSC

Correct Answer: B

Alan Turing proposed the universal Turing machine model in 1936, forming the theoretical basis of computer science.

Q1935.What is the default file name of a newly created MS PowerPoint file?

Easy
A Document 1
B Book1
C Presentation1
D All of these
MS PowerPoint PPSC

Correct Answer: C

New presentations in PowerPoint are automatically named 'Presentation1' by default.

Q1936.What is the default file name of a newly created MS Excel file?

Easy
A Book1
B Document 1
C File 1
D All of these
MS Excel PPSC

Correct Answer: A

New spreadsheets in Microsoft Excel are automatically named 'Book1' by default.

Q1937.What is the default file name of a newly created MS Word file?

Easy
A Document1
B Untitled 1
C File 1
D None of these
MS Word PPSC

Correct Answer: A

New documents in Microsoft Word are automatically named 'Document1' by default.

Q1938.The Turing Test is used to evaluate a machine's ability to?

Easy
A Translate languages
B Compute fast
C Exhibit human-like intelligence
D Store data
Computer Networks PPSC

Correct Answer: C

Developed by Alan Turing in 1950, the Turing Test evaluates if a machine can exhibit intelligent behavior indistinguishable from a human.

Q1939.Which of the following is an example of Narrow AI?

Easy
A Artificial General Intelligence
B A spam email filter
C A self-aware robot
D A conscious machine
Internet Services & Communication PPSC

Correct Answer: B

Narrow (or Weak) AI is designed to perform a single specific task, such as email filtering or playing chess.

Q1940.What is a 'neuron' in an artificial neural network?

Easy
A A database
B A type of CPU
C A basic computational unit
D A storage device
Computer Terminology PPSC

Correct Answer: C

An artificial neuron is the core mathematical block of a neural network that receives inputs, applies weights, and produces an output.