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Magic School AI Prompts Quiz

Total questions: 2

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1-9.
1.

What is the first step in writing a better prompt according to the text?

a)

Being short and concise

b)

Being overly specific

c)

Being repetitive

d)

Being vague and general

2.

What is the second thing you need to do when writing an effective prompt?

a)

Skip defining the task

b)

Add unnecessary details

c)

Be ambiguous

d)

Define the role for the AI

3.

What is the third step in writing an effective prompt?

a)

Add irrelevant information

b)

Be unclear about the task

c)

Add necessary details

d)

Skip defining the role

4.

What is the best way to understand the helpfulness of the framework mentioned in the text?

a)

By guessing its effectiveness

b)

By ignoring the framework

c)

By reading about it in a book

d)

By seeing it in action

5.

What role should you ask the AI to assume when writing a prompt as a ninth grade English teacher?

a)

A chef

b)

A firefighter

c)

A ninth grade English teacher

d)

A pilot

6.

What is the main difference between writing an effective prompt for an AI tool and a search engine?

a)

There is no difference

b)

Being repetitive is key for both

c)

Being vague is better for AI tools

d)

Being specific is better for search engines

7.

What can limit the scope of a search in a search engine?

a)

Being vague and general

b)

Being short and concise

c)

Being repetitive

d)

Being overly specific

8.

What is the benefit of spending more time thinking about what you want your AI tool to produce?

a)

It confuses the AI

b)

It saves time

c)

It wastes time

d)

It has no impact

9.

What is the purpose of the simple framework mentioned in the text for writing effective prompts?

a)

To be unhelpful

b)

To be helpful

c)

To confuse the AI

d)

To complicate the process

10-11.

10.

What is the highest mountain?

a)
Mount Fuji
b)
Mount Kilimanjaro
c)
Mount McKinley
d)
Mount Everest
11.

How far is the moon?

a)
238,855 miles (384,400 kilometers)
b)
100,000 miles (160,934 kilometers)
c)
500,000 miles (804,672 kilometers)
d)
1 million miles (1,609,344 kilometers)