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Artificial Intelligence, Digital Citizenship

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main goal of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

a)

To replace all human jobs

b)

To make machines think exactly like humans

c)

To help humans solve problems more efficiently

d)

To control the internet

2.

Which of the following best describes AI?

a)

A robot with human emotions

b)

A system that can learn from data and make decisions

c)

A computer game

d)

A social media platform

3.

Which is an example of AI used in daily life?

a)

Calculator

b)

Voice assistant (e.g., Siri, Google Assistant)

c)

Keyboard

d)

Flash drive

4.

AI is most useful for tasks that are:

a)

Completely random

b)

Repetitive and data-based

c)

Based on feelings

d)

Impossible for computers

5.

Which field commonly uses AI applications?

a)

Healthcare

b)

Education

c)

Transportation

d)

All of the above

6.

What is a limitation of AI?

a)

AI can learn by itself without data

b)

AI understands human emotions perfectly

c)

AI depends on the data given to it

d)

AI never makes mistakes

7.

Why can AI sometimes give biased results?

a)

AI has personal opinions

b)

AI copies human emotions

c)

AI learns from biased data

d)

AI chooses answers randomly

8.

Which task is AI NOT good at?

a)

Recognizing patterns

b)

Analyzing large amounts of data

c)

Making moral and ethical decisions independently

d)

Translating languages

9.

What should students remember when using AI for classwork?

a)

AI answers should always be copied

b)

AI replaces learning

c)

AI should support learning, not replace thinking

d)

AI is always correct

10.

Which action shows good digital citizenship when using AI?

a)

Sharing private data with AI tools

b)

Using AI to cheat

c)

Checking AI information before using it

d)

Letting AI do all assignments

11.

Which is an example of an AI tool?

a)

Microsoft Word

b)

Chatbots

c)

Printer

d)

Monitor

12.

AI tools can help students by:

a)

Doing all homework automatically

b)

Explaining difficult concepts

c)

Replacing teachers

d)

Making decisions for students

13.

When using AI tools, what information should NOT be shared?

a)

Homework questions

b)

Public facts

c)

Personal data (address, passwords)

d)

Study topics

14.

Which of the following is a responsible use of AI?

a)

Copying AI answers word for word

b)

Asking AI for help and rewriting in your own words

c)

Using AI during exams

d)

Letting AI submit assignments

15.

How does AI help in problem-solving?

a)

By guessing answers

b)

By analyzing data and suggesting solutions

c)

By replacing human judgment

d)

By making problems harder

16.

What should you do if AI gives incorrect information?

a)

Believe it anyway

b)

Ignore the mistake

c)

Verify with reliable sources

d)

Share it online

17.

AI systems learn mainly through:

a)

Emotions

b)

Magic

c)

Data and patterns

d)

Human feelings

18.

Which statement about AI is TRUE?

a)

AI can think independently like humans

b)

AI has consciousness

c)

AI follows programmed rules and data

d)

AI controls humans

19.

Why is AI considered a tool and not a decision-maker?

a)

It cannot process data

b)

It needs humans to guide and evaluate results

c)

It refuses to work alone

d)

It has emotions

20.

What is the best role of AI in education?

a)

Replacing teachers

b)

Doing all student work

c)

Supporting learning and critical thinking

d)

Giving grades automatically

21.

What does “training data” mean in AI systems?

a)

Data AI creates by itself

b)

Data used to teach AI patterns and rules

c)

Data collected after AI is finished

d)

Random information from the internet

22.

Which type of AI learns by finding patterns in large datasets?

a)

Rule-based AI

b)

Machine Learning AI

c)

Mechanical AI

d)

Manual AI

23.

Why is data quality important in AI systems?

a)

It makes AI run faster

b)

It reduces electricity usage

c)

It affects accuracy and fairness of results

d)

It changes the AI interface

24.

What happens if AI is trained with incorrect or incomplete data?

a)

AI becomes more creative

b)

AI produces unreliable outputs

c)

AI stops working

d)

AI fixes the data automatically

25.

Which term describes AI making predictions based on past data?

a)

Automation

b)

Simulation

c)

Pattern recognition

d)

Guessing

26.

What is a chatbot an example of?

a)

Hardware-based AI

b)

Natural Language Processing (NLP) AI

c)

Image processing AI

d)

Gaming AI

27.

Why should AI-generated content be reviewed by humans?

a)

AI is slow

b)

AI may produce incorrect or biased results

c)

AI refuses responsibility

d)

AI uses too much memory

28.

Which task best demonstrates AI problem-solving?

a)

Turning on a computer

b)

Sorting files alphabetically

c)

Recommending solutions based on data analysis

d)

Displaying stored text

29.

What is an ethical risk of using AI in education?

a)

Faster learning

b)

Overdependence and reduced critical thinking

c)

Improved accessibility

d)

Better feedback

30.

Which principle of digital citizenship applies when using AI tools?

a)

Ignore data privacy

b)

Respect privacy and intellectual property

c)

Trust AI blindly

d)

Share all information

31.

What does “algorithm” mean in AI systems?

a)

A hardware component

b)

A step-by-step process used to solve problems

c)

A database

d)

A user interface

32.

Which AI limitation affects decision-making in real-world situations?

a)

AI cannot store data

b)

AI lacks human judgment and context awareness

c)

AI cannot process numbers

d)

AI works too slowly

33.

When students use AI for research, what is the BEST practice?

a)

Copy results directly

b)

Verify information using multiple sources

c)

Use AI as the only source

d)

Skip citations

34.

Which AI tool feature helps summarize large texts?

a)

Data storage

b)

Natural language generation

c)

File compression

d)

Encryption

35.

What role does human feedback play in AI systems?

a)

No role

b)

It helps improve accuracy and performance

c)

It slows learning

d)

It replaces data

36.

Why is AI NOT suitable for making final legal or moral decisions?

a)

AI cannot process data

b)

AI lacks ethical reasoning and accountability

c)

AI refuses responsibility

d)

AI is too expensive

37.

What does “AI hallucination” refer to?

a)

AI displaying images

b)

AI generating incorrect or fabricated information

c)

AI shutting down

d)

AI learning faster

38.

Which scenario shows misuse of AI in classwork?

a)

Using AI to explain a concept

b)

Asking AI for study tips

c)

Submitting AI-generated work as your own

d)

Reviewing AI feedback

39.

How does AI assist in decision support systems?

a)

By replacing decision-makers

b)

By providing analyzed data and suggestions

c)

By enforcing rules

d)

By controlling outcomes

40.

What is the BEST definition of responsible AI use?

a)

Using AI for speed only

b)

Using AI without supervision

c)

Using AI ethically, safely, and critically

d)

Using AI for automation only

41.

Which situation BEST demonstrates algorithmic bias in an AI system?

a)

An AI model processes data slower during peak hours

b)

An AI system gives different results when using different devices

c)

An AI hiring tool favors applicants from one demographic due to biased training data

d)

An AI chatbot answers questions in multiple languages

42.

Why is “explainability” important in AI systems used in education or law?

a)

It reduces system cost

b)

It allows users to understand how decisions are made

c)

It increases processing speed

d)

It improves user interface design

43.

Which statement BEST explains why AI cannot be fully autonomous in ethical decision-making?

a)

AI systems require electricity

b)

AI cannot store moral rules

c)

Ethical judgments depend on human values, context, and accountability

d)

AI algorithms are too slow

44.

A student uses an AI tool trained mainly on Western academic sources. What is the MOST likely limitation?

a)

Faster response time

b)

Increased creativity

c)

Cultural and contextual bias in answers

d)

Improved accuracy in all subjects

45.

Which practice MOST effectively promotes responsible AI use in schools?

a)

Banning all AI tools

b)

Allowing unrestricted AI use

c)

Teaching students to evaluate, cite, and reflect on AI-generated outputs

d)

Using AI only for grading