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Practice Paper

8 mixed-difficulty practice questions in the style of real Kramizo papers — answers, mark-scheme-style explanations, and the official exam structure all on one page.

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What the real Kramizo AI Literacy paper looks like

Paper 1
Objective and short-answer questions covering the breadth of the specification.
Paper 2
Structured and extended-response questions testing depth of understanding.
Total exam time varies by board and tier — typically 2.5 to 3.5 hours.
Grading: See the official board specification for the current grading scale.

Mini practice paper: 8 questions

Mixed-difficulty questions from across the AI Literacy syllabus. Tap "Show answer" after each to check yourself.

Q1 · Difficulty 1/3

What does copyright protect?

  1. The particular expression a creator produced
  2. Any idea a creator thought of first
  3. Any work a creator has registered
  4. Any work a creator still owns a copy of
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✓ Answer: A — The particular expression a creator produced
Award 1 mark. Copyright covers the actual arrangement of words, notes, lines or pixels, rather than the idea, the facts or the method behind it.
Q2 · Difficulty 1/3

What does a trained model actually contain?

  1. A searchable copy of every example it was trained on
  2. A list of rules written by its developers
  3. A large set of adjustable numbers, together with the structure for combining them
  4. A record of every question it has been asked
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✓ Answer: C — A large set of adjustable numbers, together with the structure for combining them
Award 1 mark. The training examples shaped those numbers and were then left behind, so the finished model holds no copy of them.
Q3 · Difficulty 1/3

What is an algorithm?

  1. A model trained on a large quantity of data
  2. A system that improves itself over time
  3. A type of neural network
  4. Any set of step-by-step instructions for solving a problem
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✓ Answer: D — Any set of step-by-step instructions for solving a problem
Award 1 mark. A recipe and a method for sorting a list are both algorithms, and neither involves AI. Most algorithms have nothing to do with intelligence, which is why the two words are not interchangeable.
Q4 · Difficulty 1/3

In this context, what is a task?

  1. One component activity within a job
  2. A target set for a worker each week
  3. A job that can be done entirely by software
  4. An instruction given to an AI system
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✓ Answer: A — One component activity within a job
Award 1 mark. Thinking at the level of tasks rather than whole jobs is what makes questions about automation answerable.
Q5 · Difficulty 1/3

What is a feature in machine learning?

  1. A function the software offers its users
  2. A section of the training code
  3. An error found during testing
  4. A measurable property of an example that the model uses
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✓ Answer: D — A measurable property of an example that the model uses
Award 1 mark. The number of links in an email and the values of the pixels in a photograph are both features. A model cannot use information that was never supplied as one.
Q6 · Difficulty 1/3

Which statement best defines artificial intelligence?

  1. Any computer program that runs without a person operating it
  2. A robot built to look and move like a human being
  3. A computer system that performs tasks normally thought to need human intelligence
  4. A computer with more memory and processing power than an ordinary one
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✓ Answer: C — A computer system that performs tasks normally thought to need human intelligence
Award 1 mark. Recognising speech, translating languages and predicting what someone wants next were all once things only people could do. Physical form has nothing to do with it, and raw processing power alone is not intelligence.
Q7 · Difficulty 1/3

What does generative AI produce?

  1. A score showing how confident the system is
  2. A category label for something it has been shown
  3. New content such as text, images, audio or code
  4. A ranked list of search results
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✓ Answer: C — New content such as text, images, audio or code
Award 1 mark. Generative systems produce something that was not in their input, which is what separates them from systems that only classify, score or rank.
Q8 · Difficulty 1/3

Which task is made harder by the fact that a model works in tokens rather than letters?

  1. Summarising a long passage of prose
  2. Counting how many times a particular letter appears in a word
  3. Writing in a formal register
  4. Continuing a paragraph in the same style
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✓ Answer: B — Counting how many times a particular letter appears in a word
Award 1 mark. The word arrives as a few token identifiers rather than as individual characters, so letter-level tasks are much weaker than the general writing quality suggests.
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Kramizo AI Literacy FAQ

What does the Kramizo AI Literacy exam look like?
The Kramizo AI Literacy exam is structured across 2 components. Paper 1: Objective and short-answer questions covering the breadth of the specification. Paper 2: Structured and extended-response questions testing depth of understanding. Total exam time varies by board and tier — typically 2.5 to 3.5 hours.
Can I download a free Kramizo AI Literacy past paper?
Real Kramizo past papers are published directly by Kramizo on their official website. Kramizo doesn't redistribute copyrighted past papers, but we do generate free AI-written practice papers in the exact same style — same command words, same difficulty tier, same mark conventions. Use this practice paper as warm-up, then time yourself on official past papers before exam day.
How is Kramizo AI Literacy graded?
See the official board specification for the current grading scale. Kramizo's practice questions are tagged with difficulty 1-3 mapping roughly to the lower, middle, and top grade boundaries you'll encounter in the real exam.