AI and meal planning for medical needs

End-of-lesson check

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1. Why does the lesson describe meal planning for someone with a medical condition as a 'math problem'?

   1. Because recipes use mathematical formulas
   2. Because you need to calculate restaurant tips
   3. Because you need to count utensils and plates
   4. Because meals must meet specific nutritional numbers and restrictions

2. A student wants to use AI to find snacks they can eat at school. Which request matches an example from the lesson?

   1. Ask AI for the most delicious snacks
   2. Ask AI for snacks that look cool
   3. Ask AI for diabetic-friendly snacks for school
   4. Ask AI for snacks that are on sale

3. What safety step does the lesson recommend before cooking an AI-suggested recipe?

   1. Share it with friends first
   2. Check one recipe with a parent before cooking
   3. Post the recipe on social media
   4. Start cooking immediately without checking

4. Which three terms does the lesson list as key terms?

   1. Algorithms, data, machine learning
   2. Nutrition, conditions, planning
   3. Recipes, cooking, eating
   4. Budget, shopping, grocery stores

5. Why might someone with diabetes benefit from using AI for meal planning?

   1. Because AI can calculate carbohydrate intake and plan balanced meals
   2. Because AI can automatically inject insulin
   3. Because AI will cook the food for them
   4. Because AI can diagnose diabetes

6. What does the lesson mean when it says you 'outsourced the hardest part of eating with a condition'?

   1. You used AI to do the complex meal planning that was previously difficult
   2. You asked friends to plan your meals
   3. You paid a restaurant to cook for you
   4. You hired a personal chef

7. If someone has celiac disease and needs to avoid gluten, what could they ask AI to do, based on the examples in the lesson?

   1. Ask AI to find the cheapest restaurant
   2. Ask AI to swap one ingredient for an allergy-safe one
   3. Ask AI to recommend fast food
   4. Ask AI to make gluten taste good

8. The lesson describes scrolling through recipe blogs as a problem. How does AI solve this problem?

   1. By printing recipes from blogs
   2. By providing planned meals directly without searching through blogs
   3. By blocking recipe websites
   4. By showing ads for recipe blogs

9. A parent asks their child why they're using AI to plan meals. What would be a response consistent with the lesson?

   1. Because it helps figure out what to eat without spending hours looking up recipes that work for my condition
   2. Because it's fun to chat with AI
   3. Because it's required by school
   4. Because my friends all do it

10. What information did the lesson provide about the cost of meal planning with AI?

    1. You can ask AI for a gluten-free week with budget under $80
    2. AI is always free
    3. AI always costs $100 per month
    4. AI costs more than hiring a nutritionist

11. Why does the lesson emphasize checking a recipe with a parent?

    1. Because it's a rule from the government
    2. Because the recipe might contain ingredients that are unsafe for the person's condition and an adult should verify it
    3. Because parents like to be in control
    4. Because AI requires parental permission

12. What would be an unsafe way to use AI for meal planning with a medical condition?

    1. Asking AI for ideas and then verifying with a doctor
    2. Checking recipes with a parent before cooking
    3. Using AI to find recipes that match dietary restrictions
    4. Following an AI meal plan without ever checking with a doctor

13. The lesson mentions using AI to read a label and tell you if it's safe. What does this suggest about AI's capability?

    1. AI can taste food
    2. AI can magically know if food is safe
    3. AI can process text about ingredients and identify problem ones
    4. AI can see physical objects through a camera

14. What is the relationship between nutrition and medical conditions described in the lesson?

    1. People with certain conditions must carefully manage their nutrition to stay healthy
    2. Only professional athletes need to worry about nutrition
    3. Nutrition is unrelated to medical conditions
    4. Nutrition only matters for people who are sick

15. A student with a peanut allergy wants to use AI to help with lunch planning. Based on the lesson, what should they do next?

    1. Ask AI to recommend food from any restaurant
    2. Eat whatever AI suggests immediately
    3. Only ask AI about breakfast
    4. Ask AI for meal ideas, then verify safety with a doctor or parent before eating