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Why Ethics Matters

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why does AI ethics matter in fields like finance, health, and hiring?

a)

Because AI can affect decisions in these fields and harm real people if it is wrong

b)

Because AI is always correct

c)

Because AI does not affect real people

d)

Because AI is only used for entertainment

2.

Fill in the blank: Ethics prevents ______, unsafe, or manipulative AI.

a)

unfair

b)

efficient

c)

creative

d)

expensive

3.

True or False: Technology is the problem, not human choices.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

What are the key components of ethical AI according to the passage?

a)

A) Trust, fairness, safety, responsibility

b)

B) Speed, efficiency, secrecy, power

c)

C) Popularity, entertainment, profit, fame

d)

D) None of the above

5.

Fill in the blank: Ethical AI = trust, ______, safety, responsibility.

a)

fairness

b)

accuracy

c)

profit

d)

speed

6.

AI learns patterns from _____

a)

data

b)

music

c)

colors

d)

weather

7.

If the data is biased, AI becomes _____

a)

biased

b)

accurate

c)

neutral

d)

unaffected

8.

Bias in AI can harm AI.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Bias is the unfair treatment of certain groups.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Bias comes from:

a)

personal experiences and beliefs

b)

random chance

c)

universal truths

d)

objective facts only

11.

What type of AI bias is described as 'Data contains old stereotypes'?

a)

Historical Bias

b)

Measurement Bias

c)

Algorithmic Bias

d)

Selection Bias

12.

Which type of AI bias occurs when some groups are underrepresented?

a)

Representation Bias

b)

Measurement Bias

c)

Algorithmic Bias

d)

Confirmation Bias

13.

What type of AI bias is related to how data is measured?

a)

Measurement Bias

b)

Selection Bias

c)

Algorithmic Bias

d)

Confirmation Bias

14.

What type of AI bias is described as 'Data measured differently for groups'?

a)

Measurement Bias

b)

Selection Bias

c)

Label Bias

d)

Algorithmic Bias

15.

Which type of AI bias is caused when algorithmic design amplifies bias?

a)

Algorithmic Bias

b)

Data Bias

c)

Prejudice Bias

d)

Measurement Bias

16.

Fill in the blank: One real example of bias in AI is hiring AI preferring ______ over women.

a)

men

b)

children

c)

robots

d)

cats

17.

Fill in the blank: Face recognition systems have been known to fail on ______ skin, showing bias.

a)

darker

b)

lighter

c)

oily

d)

dry

18.

Fill in the blank: Loan systems can show bias by ______ unfairly.

a)

rejecting

b)

accepting

c)

reviewing

d)

approving

19.

Fill in the blank: Chatbots can generate ______ content, which is an example of bias.

a)

harmful

b)

educational

c)

neutral

d)

positive

20.

Fill in the blank: Predictive policing can show bias by targeting ______ communities.

a)

specific

b)

random

c)

wealthy

d)

rural

21.

How does bias hurt society? Fill in the blank: Bias can lead to ________ job decisions.

a)

unfair

b)

exciting

c)

random

d)

profitable

22.

How does bias hurt society? Fill in the blank: Bias can result in wrong ________ predictions.

a)

medical

b)

weather

c)

sports

d)

financial

23.

How does bias hurt society? Fill in the blank: Bias can cause financial ________.

a)

disadvantages

b)

advantages

c)

improvements

d)

solutions

24.

How does bias hurt society? Fill in the blank: Bias can reinforce ________.

a)

stereotypes

b)

friendships

c)

creativity

d)

innovation

25.

How does bias hurt society? Fill in the blank: Bias can lead to biased legal ________.

a)

outcomes

b)

buildings

c)

colors

d)

holidays

26.

How does bias hurt society? Fill in the blank: Bias can create future risks in elections, surveillance, and ________ systems.

a)

autonomous

b)

manual

c)

traditional

d)

paper-based

27.

Fill in the blank: AI uses ______ data to learn.

a)

personal

b)

random

c)

irrelevant

d)

outdated

28.

Which of the following is NOT listed as a type of personal data?

a)

A) Identity

b)

B) Photos

c)

C) Biomerics

d)

D) Weather

29.

Fill in the blank: Risks of losing data privacy include identity theft, stalking, profiling, and ______.

a)

deepfakes

b)

encryption

c)

firewalls

d)

passwords

30.

Privacy lost is almost impossible to recover.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

Fill in the blank: You must protect user ______.

a)

trust

b)

passwords

c)

emails

d)

devices

32.

Which of the following is a risk associated with loss of data privacy?

a)

Identity theft

b)

Improved health

c)

Better weather

d)

More friends

33.

Fill in the blank: Reinforced ______ are a consequence of poor data privacy.

a)

stereotypes

b)

habits

c)

passwords

d)

networks

34.

Fill in the blank: One principle of responsible data handling is to ______ only what you need.

a)

collect

b)

share

c)

delete

d)

ignore

35.

Fill in the blank: Responsible data handling suggests using ______ or masked data.

a)

anonymous

b)

public

c)

encrypted

d)

shared

36.

Fill in the blank: To handle data responsibly, you should get real ______ from individuals.

a)

consent

b)

advice

c)

permission slip

d)

feedback

37.

Which of the following is NOT a principle of responsible data handling?

a)

A) Collect only what you need

b)

B) Use anonymous/masked data

c)

C) Get real consent

d)

D) Reinforced stereotypes

38.

Fill in the blank: An example of responsible data handling is to mask ______ and faces.

a)

names

b)

colors

c)

locations

d)

objects

39.

Fill in the blank: Responsible data handling requires secure ______ of information.

a)

storage

b)

deletion

c)

sharing

d)

printing

40.

Which of the following is an example of responsible data handling?

a)

Uploading private info into unsafe AI tools

b)

Masking names and faces

c)

Sharing passwords

d)

Ignoring consent

41.

Fill in the blank: One way AI can make you dumber is by ________ without thinking.

a)

Copy-pasting

b)

Reading books

c)

Solving puzzles

d)

Exercising

42.

Fill in the blank: Avoiding ________ is a way AI can negatively impact your intelligence.

a)

learning

b)

exercise

c)

sleep

d)

communication

43.

Fill in the blank: Letting AI do tasks you should ________ can make you dumber.

a)

practice

b)

ignore

c)

forget

d)

avoid

44.

Fill in the blank: Losing ________ is a potential downside of overusing AI.

a)

creativity

b)

speed

c)

accuracy

d)

memory

45.

Fill in the blank: Becoming overly ________ on AI can reduce your intelligence.

a)

dependent

b)

creative

c)

independent

d)

curious

46.

Fill in the blank: Reduced ________ thinking is a risk of relying too much on AI.

a)

critical

b)

creative

c)

logical

d)

emotional

47.

What is the main message of the text?

a)

AI is smarter than your brain

b)

AI is a tool, not your brain

c)

AI should replace all human thinking

d)

AI is always correct

48.

Fill in the blank: One way AI can make you smarter is by using AI as a ______, not a shortcut.

a)

tutor

b)

distraction

c)

obstacle

d)

toy

49.

Fill in the blank: Asking for ______ and breakdowns is a way AI can help you learn better.

a)

explanations

b)

predictions

c)

guesses

d)

opinions

50.

Avoiding learning is a way AI can make you smarter.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

Fill in the blank: Practicing ______, writing, and coding with AI can help you become smarter.

a)

logic

b)

music

c)

drawing

d)

dancing

52.

Fill in the blank: Asking for ______ can help you improve when using AI.

a)

critique

b)

silence

c)

delay

d)

confusion

53.

Fill in the blank: AI can help you learn new ______ faster.

a)

fields

b)

colors

c)

animals

d)

songs

54.

Fill in the blank: Combining human ______ and AI speed can make you smarter.

a)

creativity

b)

strength

c)

height

d)

memory

55.

What is the main message of the slide?

a)

AI is a shortcut to avoid learning

b)

AI is a tool, not to escape

c)

AI replaces human creativity

d)

AI cannot help you learn

56.

Fill in the blank: One way AI can make you weaker is by encouraging ______ trust.

a)

blind

b)

critical

c)

limited

d)

conditional

57.

Fill in the blank: Asking for explanations and ______ can make you weaker when using AI.

a)

breakdowns

b)

solutions

c)

examples

d)

opinions

58.

Fill in the blank: Letting AI ______ tasks can make you weaker.

a)

think

b)

run

c)

draw

d)

sing

59.

Fill in the blank: Avoiding ______ is a way AI can make you weaker.

a)

learning

b)

exercise

c)

rest

d)

communication

60.

Fill in the blank: Laziness and ______ can result from overusing AI.

a)

dependency

b)

creativity

c)

motivation

d)

efficiency

61.

Fill in the blank: Zero ______ is a consequence of relying too much on AI.

a)

discipline

b)

knowledge

c)

creativity

d)

effort

62.

Fill in the blank: No skill ______ is a risk of using AI as an escape.

a)

development

b)

loss

c)

increase

d)

creation

63.

What is the main message of the slide?

a)

AI should be used as an escape

b)

AI is a tool, not to escape

c)

AI replaces all human skills

d)

AI is always right

64.

Fill in the blank: One way AI makes you stronger is by enabling ______ decision-making.

a)

smarter

b)

slower

c)

random

d)

confused

65.

Fill in the blank: AI helps you achieve faster ______ cycles.

a)

learning

b)

sleeping

c)

eating

d)

walking

66.

Fill in the blank: AI can lead to more ______ with AI assistance.

a)

creativity

b)

confusion

c)

delay

d)

restriction

67.

Fill in the blank: AI can sometimes result in ______ learning.

a)

avoiding

b)

active

c)

passive

d)

collaborative

68.

Fill in the blank: AI supports better research and ______ thinking.

a)

critical

b)

casual

c)

random

d)

emotional

69.

Fill in the blank: Combining human judgment and ______ power makes you stronger with AI.

a)

AI

b)

physical

c)

political

d)

financial

e)

emotional

70.

Fill in the blank: No ______ development is a possible downside of relying on AI.

a)

skill

b)

team

c)

market

d)

product

71.

Fill in the blank: The main message is: AI is a ______, not to escape.

a)

tool

b)

game

c)

problem

d)

enemy

72.

One technology you use daily can make you smarter by providing access to information and learning tools, but it can also make you weaker by reducing your reliance on memory and critical thinking. What is a possible effect of using such technology daily?

a)

It can improve your knowledge but may weaken your memory skills.

b)

It always makes you smarter without any drawbacks.

c)

It only makes you weaker and has no benefits.

d)

It has no impact on intelligence or memory.

73.

Fill in the blank: Ethics matters because AI affects _______.

a)

real lives

b)

fictional stories

c)

imaginary places

d)

virtual pets

74.

Fill in the blank: Bias is ________, not random.

a)

data-driven

b)

predictable

c)

intentional

d)

systematic

75.

Fill in the blank: Privacy can ______ your mind — or break it.

a)

mould

b)

freeze

c)

cloud

d)

block