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AI Vocabulary: Ethical Use in School (Hutchison)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Samuel, Aiden, and Anika are curious about technology. They wonder: What exactly is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

a)

A type of computer virus that spreads automatically.


b)

A type of hardware used to increase computer speed.

c)

A programming language used for web development.

d)

Computer systems that can 'think' and make decisions like humans.

2.

Sophia and Ethan are trying to teach Ava how computers solve problems. What is the definition of an Algorithm?

a)

A type of computer hardware.


b)

A programming language.

c)

A computer virus.

d)

A step-by-step set of instructions a computer follows.

3.

Benjamin, David, and Oliver are curious about how computers can get smarter over time. Which of the following best describes Machine Learning?

a)

A type of AI where computers learn from data and improve without direct programming.

b)

A process where computers are programmed with fixed rules only.

c)

A method for storing large amounts of data.

d)

A way to manually code every possible outcome.

4.

Rohan, Luna, and Anika are building their own AI robot! What does "Training Data" mean in their project?

a)

A programming language for developing AI models.


b)

A type of computer hardware used for AI processing.

c)

The information (like pictures, text, or numbers) used to teach an AI system.

d)

The final output produced by an AI system.

5.

Sophia and Liam are chatting online, and suddenly a friendly computer program joins their conversation! What is the definition of a Chatbot?

a)

A computer program (like ChatGPT) that can have conversations with people.

b)

A type of robot that cleans houses automatically.

c)

A device used to store large amounts of data.

d)

A software that only plays music.

6.

Noah, Aria, and Oliver are building an AI robot for their school project. The robot starts making decisions that seem unfair to some students. What is this situation called in the world of AI?

a)

When an AI system makes unfair decisions because the data it learned from was unfair.

b)

When an AI system always gives the correct answer.

c)

When an AI system never makes mistakes.

d)

When an AI system is faster than a human.

7.

Mason and Evelyn are working on a school project. Mason copies someone else's work and pretends it's his own, while Evelyn writes her own ideas. What is the definition of Plagiarism?

a)

Copying someone else's work and pretending it's your own.

b)

Writing your own ideas in your own words.

c)

Citing all sources used in your work.

d)

Creating original content without any references.

8.

Aria, Benjamin, and Oliver are discussing how to succeed at school. Which of the following best describes what it means to show Academic Integrity?

a)

Sharing answers with classmates during a test.

b)

Completing assignments as quickly as possible without checking for errors.

c)

Only studying for exams the night before.

d)

Being honest in schoolwork and giving credit when using others' ideas.


9.

Jackson just wrote a cool song, and Oliver painted an amazing picture. What law protects their original creations from being copied without their permission?

a)

A law that protects original work (writing, art, music) from being copied without permission.

b)

A type of tax paid on creative works.

c)

A license to use any work for free.

d)

A rule about sharing information online.

10.

Emma, Aiden, and Mason are talking about privacy. Who gives the best definition of Privacy?

a)

Keeping personal information safe and not sharing it without permission.

b)

Sharing all your information with everyone.

c)

Posting your details online for everyone to see.

d)

Allowing anyone to access your personal data.

11.

Michael and Hannah are discussing responsible AI use in class. Michael asks, "Hey Hannah, what does Transparency mean when it comes to using AI responsibly?" Can you help them out?

a)

Being clear and honest about when and how AI is used.

b)

Allowing AI to make decisions without any human oversight.

c)

Ensuring AI systems are always faster than humans.

d)

Using AI only for entertainment purposes.

12.

Hannah and Rohan are chatting online when they come across some strange news. What is the definition of Misinformation?

a)

A type of computer virus that damages files.

b)

False or misleading information that can spread quickly online.


c)

A secure method of sharing personal data.

d)

A government-approved news report.

13.

Liam and Luna are having a friendly debate in class: What does Ethics mean when it comes to using technology? Can you help them figure it out?

a)

Rules about right and wrong behavior—using technology in fair and respectful ways.

b)

The process of creating new software applications.

c)

The study of computer hardware components.

d)

A set of laws governing internet access.

14.

Scarlett, Lily, and Nora are working on a group project using AI tools. What does it mean for them to show Accountability in this context?

a)

Taking responsibility for how we use AI tools and their results.

b)

Ignoring the outcomes produced by AI systems.

c)

Allowing AI to make decisions without oversight.

d)

Relying solely on AI for all ethical decisions.

15.

Noah, Ava, and Maya are learning about being good digital citizens. Which of the following best describes what it means to practice Digital Citizenship?

a)

Sharing personal information with strangers online.


b)

Using technology only for entertainment purposes.

c)

Ignoring online safety and privacy rules.

d)

Acting responsibly, safely, and respectfully when using technology.