How to Set Up an AI Tutor for Your Younger Sibling (Earn Tons of Trust)

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1. A middle school student wants to set up an AI tutoring tool for their 7-year-old sibling. Which tool is specifically designed for children that young?

   1. Khan Academy Kids, because it was built for ages 2-8
   2. Khanmigo, because it offers a dedicated kids interface
   3. Claude, because it has strong safety filters
   4. ChatGPT, because it can answer any question

2. What must a parent provide in order to set up Khanmigo for a teenager?

   1. A phone number for two-factor authentication
   2. Their email address to create the account
   3. Their government-issued ID for verification
   4. Their credit card number for the premium subscription

3. A student wants their parent to be able to check what their younger sibling is discussing with the AI tutor. Which feature should they set up?

   1. The chat history backup
   2. The sibling monitoring extension
   3. The conversation export button
   4. The parent dashboard

4. Why does the lesson describe Khanmigo as a 'safe' AI tutor compared to other AI chatbots?

   1. It won't go off the rails and is specifically designed for kids
   2. It only works on desktop computers
   3. It has colorful graphics and animations
   4. It requires a subscription to use

5. Which AI chatbot was mentioned as having stricter rules about use by children under 13?

   1. None of them — all allow young children
   2. ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini
   3. Khanmigo and Khan Academy Kids
   4. Only ChatGPT

6. What benefit does the lesson say the student gets from being the one to set up the AI tutor for their sibling?

   1. They become the family AI hero and earn trust
   2. They earn money from Khan Academy
   3. They receive a free Khanmigo premium account
   4. They get early access to new AI features

7. A student tells their parent that Khanmigo is free for their younger sibling. Is this accurate?

   1. No — it's only free for students ages 13-17 with parent permission
   2. Yes — but only if the sibling passes a placement test
   3. No — there's a monthly subscription fee
   4. Yes — Khanmigo is free for all users under 18

8. Why does the lesson recommend setting up the AI tutor WITH the parent watching?

   1. So the student becomes the family AI guide and the parent learns to monitor it
   2. So the sibling sees that the parent is in charge
   3. So the student doesn't make mistakes during setup
   4. So the parent can take over and do it themselves

9. What does the lesson say is the result of successfully setting up an AI tutor for a sibling?

   1. The sibling becomes addicted to technology
   2. The parent takes away the student's phone
   3. The student goes from being seen as an 'AI risk' to an 'AI helper'
   4. The sibling stops needing help with homework

10. What distinguishes Khanmigo from general AI chatbots like ChatGPT?

    1. Khanmigo is an AI tutor specifically designed and approved for children
    2. Khanmigo can generate images, while ChatGPT cannot
    3. Khanmigo only works on mobile devices
    4. Khanmigo requires a paid subscription

11. What is the recommended activity to try during the setup session?

    1. Writing a story together
    2. Creating a custom lesson plan
    3. Setting up multiple sibling accounts
    4. Testing Khanmigo on a math problem

12. A parent asks why they should allow their teenager to set up Khanmigo for their younger child. What's the best response based on the lesson?

    1. It will keep the younger child occupied for hours
    2. It teaches the teenager how to code
    3. It demonstrates responsible AI use and gives the younger child a free tutor
    4. It replaces the need for tutoring centers

13. What rating does the lesson mention for Khan Academy Kids?

    1. 5.0 stars
    2. 2.5 stars
    3. 4.8 stars
    4. 3.2 stars

14. Why does the lesson recommend Khanmigo over other AI tools for younger siblings?

    1. It includes video games
    2. It requires less internet bandwidth
    3. It doesn't have under-13 restrictions like other AI chatbots
    4. It has more features than ChatGPT

15. What does the lesson identify as the 'big idea' behind setting up Khanmigo for a sibling?

    1. Replacing human tutoring entirely
    2. Earning trust by providing a safe AI tutor that won't go off the rails
    3. Getting more screen time for yourself
    4. Making money through Khan Academy's referral program