Adversarial Search Quiz

It always provides the fastest solution

It requires special computer hardware

It only works with board games

It involves an opponent who is actively working against you

Maximize the number of moves

Maximize the time the opponent takes to decide

Maximize the number of pieces on the board

Maximize the score or utility value

To increase the difficulty level of the game

To eliminate branches of the game tree that won't affect the final decision

To ensure the computer always wins

To make the computer play more like a human

The first moves of the game

The hardest positions to evaluate

Final game states (win, lose, or draw)

Positions where the computer gets confused

Because the game tree is too large to explore completely

Because evaluation functions are more accurate than full searches

Because chess has no definite winning strategy

Because computers don't have enough memory for chess rules