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1.6 Ethical Considerations in AI

Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement best defines informed consent in AI evaluations involving images or text?

a)

Participants are told results only after completion

b)

Participants sign a form with no explanation

c)

Participants are selected by experts without notice

d)

Participants agree after full, clear information

2.

Which practice aligns with the ethical principle of voluntary participation in computer vision studies?

a)

Offer incentives conditional on completion only

b)

Require attendance through employer pressure

c)

Allow withdrawal anytime without penalty

d)

Hide the project’s purpose to avoid bias

3.

What distinguishes anonymity from confidentiality in data handling?

a)

Identity known by coordinators only

b)

Identity unknown even to researchers

c)

Identity encrypted but widely accessible

d)

Identity shared with funders securely

4.

Which example illustrates the ethical directive to do no harm in AI deployments?

a)

Use coercion to improve data quality

b)

Share identifiers with analysts routinely

c)

Collect all possible personal attributes

d)

Avoid stress and privacy invasion risks

5.

A model strongly associates the word “nurse” with women. Which issue is this?

a)

Historical bias in language data

b)

Concept drift over deployment

c)

Representation bias in sampling

d)

Algorithmic overfitting to noise

6.

What is the core problem in representation bias for NLP datasets?

a)

Too many features for small samples

b)

Incorrect tokenization of rare words

c)

Training on only clean lab speech

d)

Over‑ or under‑representation of groups

7.

Which challenge commonly reduces NLP assistant accuracy with everyday users?

a)

Limited GPU memory during training

b)

Lack of labeled sentiment datasets

c)

Misspellings, accents, and speech errors

d)

Overuse of transformer attention heads

8.

Why do slang and fast-evolving colloquial phrases pose ethical and practical risks in NLP?

a)

They guarantee fairness across all dialects

b)

They eliminate the need for token embeddings

c)

They increase training batch sizes dramatically

d)

Meanings shift quickly and lack standardization

9.

Which ethical principle requires informing users how data are collected, stored, used, and protected in clear language?

a)

Fair and unbiased testing of training data

b)

Safe, secure and sustainable deployment

c)

Privacy and data protection with encryption

d)

Transparent, explainable communication to users

10.

During data collection for the birthday month activity, which action best upholds privacy and data protection?

a)

Store unencrypted files on personal devices

b)

Record detailed addresses for verification

c)

Share the sheet publicly for transparency

d)

Collect only names and months, not exact dates

11.

A dataset produces skewed outcomes favoring one group. Which ethical standard directly addresses this issue?

a)

Safe, secure and sustainable design

b)

Fair and unbiased evaluation of results

c)

Accountable feedback incorporation

d)

Transparent, explainable user communication

12.

You are organizing the Excel sheet for the birthday month activity. Which initial setup aligns with the instructions?

a)

Create two columns for Names and Birthday Month

b)

Create three columns for name, phone, address

c)

Create four columns for day, month, year, age

d)

Create one column merging name and month

13.

Which practice demonstrates accountability in AI solutions when handling statistical data?

a)

Ignore user feedback to avoid delays

b)

Explain data storage using technical jargon only

c)

Release models without documenting changes

d)

Provide a contact point and address issues promptly

14.

You need at least 15 entries for the birthday month graph. What is the most appropriate next step?

a)

Leave blanks and proceed to visualization

b)

Duplicate entries to reach the minimum

c)

Estimate missing months from common trends

d)

Ask classmates for names and birthday months

15.

A line graph displays Seattle’s daily high and low temperatures across March. What does the line graph primarily help you identify?

a)

Average annual temperature range

b)

Precise humidity at each timestamp

c)

Patterns of rise and fall over days

d)

Exact thermometer calibration values

16.

In the temperature line graph, the largest gap between the high and low lines indicates what?

a)

A day with a wide temperature spread

b)

A day with minimal temperature spread

c)

The month’s overall average trend

d)

Stable weather without fluctuations

17.

A pie chart of fruit sales shows slices for Apple, Mango, Pineapple, Strawberry, Orange, Papaya, and Grapes. Which statement best reflects how to find the most-sold fruit using the pie chart?

a)

Select the label with smallest font size

b)

Identify the slice with the largest area

c)

Read the legend color that appears twice

d)

Pick the flavor listed first in the table

18.

Given the fruit sales data shows Mango 650 units, Papaya 200 units, and Grapes 400 units, which fruit had the least sales?

a)

Mango with 650 units

b)

Papaya with 200 units

c)

Grapes with 400 units

d)

Strawberry with 580 units

19.

A column chart counts classmates by birthday month: March, April, June, October, December. If April’s bar is the tallest, what does that indicate for the class?

a)

April has average birthdays

b)

April has exactly two birthdays

c)

April has the most birthdays

d)

April has the fewest birthdays

20.

You need to choose a chart to show daily temperature changes over time for your city. Which chart type best fits this task?

a)

Pie chart comparing categories

b)

Scatter plot without lines

c)

Histogram of frequency bins

d)

Line graph showing a time series

21.

Which statement best defines sustainability in the context of natural resources and energy use?

a)

Meeting needs without depleting future resources

b)

Maximizing profit from resource extraction

c)

Replacing human labor with machine power

d)

Reducing all types of energy consumption

e)

Using only fossil fuels for reliable power

22.

Which item is correctly classified as a natural resource used to provide energy in various forms such as light, heat, motion, and sound?

a)

Urban road networks

b)

Plastic shopping bags

c)

Computer operating systems

d)

Minerals from the earth

e)

Manufactured steel beams

23.

From the visuals, which mode of movement primarily relies on fuel rather than people power?

a)

Unpowered scooter for kids

b)

Baby stroller pushed by hand

c)

Kayak paddled on water

d)

Bicycle on city paths

e)

Passenger car on roads

24.

Which objects in the images are sources of light energy?

a)

Flashlight and candle

b)

Grasshopper and fruit

c)

Water bottle and groceries

d)

Bicycle and stroller

e)

Car and airplane

25.

A city aims to reduce emissions while meeting energy needs. Which strategy aligns with sustainability principles described?

a)

Ban all public transportation services

b)

Increase airplane flights for commuting

c)

Subsidize low-cost coal power

d)

Encourage single-occupancy car travel

e)

Shift transport from cars to bicycles

26.

Which statement best captures the core idea of sustainability?

a)

Prioritizing present needs over future needs

b)

Expanding consumption without limitations

c)

Maintaining the world by acting responsibly

d)

Using resources quickly for modern growth

27.

In the sandwich scenario, what principle of resource responsibility is highlighted?

a)

Consume first to avoid scarcity

b)

Share resources to avoid waste

c)

Replace natural resources immediately

d)

Restrict access to all resources

28.

Which description best defines societal sustainability?

a)

Companies alone manage natural resources

b)

Only governments follow sustainability rules

c)

Citizens ignore collective resource needs

d)

Everyone in society practices responsible use

29.

How many Sustainable Development Goals were established by the United Nations in 2015?

a)

15 goals

b)

17 goals

c)

21 goals

d)

19 goals

30.

What is the target year for achieving the SDGs?

a)

2050

b)

2025

c)

2040

d)

2030

31.

Which purpose aligns with the SDGs?

a)

Privatize environmental responsibilities

b)

Focus solely on economic growth metrics

c)

Address poverty, inequality, and climate change

d)

Increase production without limits

32.

Who is responsible for implementing the SDGs?

a)

Countries, companies, and societies collectively

b)

Only the United Nations leadership

c)

Financial institutions exclusively

d)

Individual activists working alone

33.

In the SDG wedding cake model, which layer forms the foundational base that constrains the other layers?

a)

Society organizing institutions and norms

b)

Governance coordinating international partnerships

c)

Economy providing market incentives

d)

Biosphere supplying planetary resources

34.

Which statement best captures the hierarchical relationship shown by the wedding cake model?

a)

Economy supports society, biosphere supports economy

b)

Society supports economy, biosphere supports society

c)

All layers equally independent without constraints

d)

Biosphere supports society, economy supports biosphere

35.

A policy increases industrial output but depletes freshwater ecosystems. According to the model, which principle is violated?

a)

Economy must serve society within biosphere limits

b)

Society must serve economy beyond biosphere limits

c)

Biosphere must expand to fit economic growth needs

d)

Economy and biosphere operate as separate systems

36.

Which SDG category most directly addresses the biosphere layer in the model?

a)

Goals on life below water and life on land

b)

Goals on industry, innovation, infrastructure

c)

Goals on peace, justice, strong institutions

d)

Goals on decent work and economic growth

37.

A city plans to boost employment while reducing air pollution. How should priorities be set using the wedding cake model?

a)

Ensure biosphere thresholds guide society and economy

b)

Maximize economy, then adjust society and biosphere

c)

Treat goals independently with separate targets

d)

Balance society first, then expand economy regardless

38.

How many Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by the United Nations in 2015?

a)

17

b)

5

c)

15

d)

10

39.

Which SDG aims to "end poverty in all its forms everywhere"?

a)

SDG 10

b)

SDG 8

c)

SDG 5

d)

SDG 1

40.

Which SDG focuses on "ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages"?

a)

SDG 12

b)

SDG 6

c)

SDG 3

d)

SDG 2

41.

Which SDG aims to "ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all"?

a)

SDG 7

b)

SDG 4

c)

SDG 9

d)

SDG 13

42.

What is the target year set for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals?

a)

2030

b)

2050

c)

2025

d)

2040

43.

Which SDG focuses on "sustainable cities and communities"?

a)

SDG 7

b)

SDG 9

c)

SDG 11

d)

SDG 15

44.

Which SDG aims to "take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts"?

a)

SDG 13

b)

SDG 7

c)

SDG 9

d)

SDG 11

45.

Which SDG focuses on "gender equality and empowering all women and girls"?

a)

SDG 10

b)

SDG 8

c)

SDG 3

d)

SDG 5

46.

Which SDG aims to "promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all"?

a)

SDG 5

b)

SDG 1

c)

SDG 8

d)

SDG 10

47.

Which statement best describes systems thinking in problem solving?

a)

Focuses on isolated parts to fix issues

b)

Examines how interconnected elements influence outcomes

c)

Uses linear cause-effect chains without feedback

d)

Eliminates complexity by simplifying each component

48.

In the Borneo case, DDT use controlled malaria but led to other problems. What concept does this illustrate?

a)

Balanced reinforcing feedback

b)

Unintended consequences within a system

c)

Accurate short-term predictions in models

d)

Direct proportional relationships

49.

What is a defining feature of a system?

a)

Independent elements with no interaction

b)

Random parts behaving unpredictably alone

c)

A collection of interconnected components

d)

A single dominant component controlling all

50.

On a system map, a “+” between elements X and Y indicates what?

a)

X and Y are unrelated in the diagram

b)

An increase in X leads to an increase in Y

c)

An increase in X reduces Y over time

d)

Y always changes while X remains constant

51.

Which option correctly defines a negative relationship on a system map?

a)

X up causes Y down, inverse relation

b)

X up causes Y up in the next step

c)

X neither affects Y nor receives feedback

d)

X down causes Y down, direct relation

52.

What does a longer arrow in a system map most likely represent?

a)

Greater time delay before effects occur

b)

No relationship between elements shown

c)

Weaker influence with faster change

d)

Stronger influence without delay

53.

Why are feedback loops essential when analyzing systems?

a)

They hide irrelevant details from diagrams

b)

They show direction only, not influence strength

c)

They represent chains of causes and effects

d)

They remove unintended consequences from models

54.

Which approach best avoids narrow fixes that backfire in complex situations?

a)

Ignoring delays to speed decision making

b)

Holistic mapping of elements and relationships

c)

Treating each part as independent of others

d)

Single-variable optimization within components

55.

Which statement best defines a leverage point in a system?

a)

A step for documenting components without change

b)

A place to collect more system data quickly

c)

A point where small changes shift system behavior

d)

A metric used to evaluate outcomes after action

56.

In a systems map activity, which task exemplifies mapping relationships among elements?

a)

Ranking appliances by total energy use

b)

Writing a summary of household energy tips

c)

Drawing a flow of electricity and billing links

d)

Listing components without connections

57.

What material do corals secrete to build reef structures?

a)

Sodium chloride stabilizing colonies

b)

Silicon dioxide for rigid skeletons

c)

Calcium carbonate forming exoskeletons

d)

Magnesium sulfate supporting polyps

58.

Which condition most directly initiates coral bleaching?

a)

Increase in temperature or pollution

b)

Decrease in ocean salinity levels

c)

Reduction in deep-sea currents

d)

Rise in coastal sediment deposition

59.

Why are coral reefs considered critical despite covering less than 1% of ocean floor?

a)

They store majority of oceanic carbon pools

b)

They regulate global wind circulation patterns

c)

They produce most of Earth's oxygen annually

d)

They host more than 25% of marine species

60.

How could AI support strategic action against coral bleaching within a systems map?

a)

Replace coral polyps with synthetic materials

b)

Predict stress events using temperature data

c)

Increase reef area by automated dredging

d)

Eliminate pollution without stakeholder input

61.

Which statement best describes the symbiotic relationship between corals and algae in a reef ecosystem?

a)

Storms protect algae; algae clean pollution

b)

Corals host algae; algae provide nutrients

c)

Algae build reefs; corals reduce water temperature

d)

Algae shelter corals; corals provide nutrients

e)

Corals feed algae; algae increase storm frequency

62.

In a system map of coral bleaching, which component most directly increases coral stress when its level rises?

a)

Reef architecture

b)

Seafloor depth

c)

Fish biodiversity

d)

Water temperature

e)

Ocean salinity

63.

When pollution increases, what is the likely immediate effect on algae in the depicted system map?

a)

Algae decrease due to negative impact

b)

Algae increase through nutrient enrichment

c)

Algae remain unchanged in closed systems

d)

Algae fluctuate only during storms

e)

Algae migrate to deeper waters

64.

Which change would create a positive feedback loop that worsens bleaching in the model?

a)

Added marine life stabilizes algae growth

b)

Higher temperature reduces algae further

c)

Cooler water raises coral disease risk

d)

Lower pollution boosts algae resilience

e)

More storms increase coral recovery rates

65.

To explore factor impacts on coral reefs using the suggested simulator, which simple procedure should you perform first?

a)

Export data to spreadsheet software

b)

Calibrate sensors with salinity probes

c)

Use plus or minus to adjust levels

d)

Enable advanced AI leverage settings

e)

Switch to deep-sea biomes view