Navigating AI in Education Quiz

Using AI to complete your homework without understanding the material is an example of academic dishonesty.

• True

• False

Which of the following best describes a "hallucination" in AI-generated content?

• When AI provides accurate and well-researched information

• When AI generates information that is false or not based on real data

• When AI repeats the same answer multiple times

• When AI refuses to answer a question

It is always ethical to submit AI-generated work as your own without any modifications or citations.

• True

• False

Which of the following is NOT a good strategy for checking the reliability of an AI tool?

• Checking user reviews and expert opinions

• Using the tool’s output without verification

• Comparing its answers with trusted sources

• Understanding the tool’s data sources

AI can help you become a better learner if you use it to:

• Copy answers directly

• Understand concepts and practice skills

• Avoid doing any research

• Skip reading textbooks

Which of the following is a sign that an AI tool may be biased?

• It always provides the same answer regardless of the question

• It gives answers that favor one perspective without evidence

• It refuses to answer certain questions

• It provides sources for every answer

When writing a prompt for an AI tool, you should:

• Be vague to see what happens

• Be specific and clear about what you need

• Use only one word

• Ask multiple unrelated questions at once

AI platforms can sometimes generate information that sounds correct but is actually incorrect.

• True

• False

Which IB learner profile trait is most closely related to using AI responsibly?

• Inquirer

• Risk-taker

• Principled

• Balanced

If you use AI to help with a group project, you should:

• Hide it from your group members

• Discuss and agree on how to use it together

• Let AI do all the work

• Ignore your teacher’s guidelines