AI and citing AI itself: how to credit ChatGPT in your paper

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the primary reason most teachers expect students to disclose when they have used AI in their schoolwork?

   1. To track which students are using new technology
   2. To help students improve their writing skills over time
   3. To ensure academic honesty and prevent plagiarism
   4. To compare AI outputs with student work for grading purposes

2. Which THREE citation formats are mentioned in this lesson as being used for citing AI tools?

   1. MLA, Chicago, and Oxford
   2. APA, Chicago, and IEEE
   3. Harvard, MLA, and Vancouver
   4. MLA, APA, and Chicago

3. Why does the lesson advise students to save their AI prompts as evidence?

   1. So they can reuse the same prompt for future assignments
   2. To improve their own writing skills by reviewing their queries
   3. In case a teacher or reviewer questions the originality of their work
   4. Because AI systems automatically delete prompts after 24 hours

4. What does the lesson warn about the consequences of getting caught hiding AI use?

   1. The AI detector will flag all your future work
   2. The AI will be banned from your school
   3. It is worse than simply disclosing it upfront
   4. Your parents will be contacted automatically

5. Which citation style is most commonly used in middle school English classes?

   1. IEEE
   2. Chicago
   3. MLA
   4. APA

6. What is a 'transparency line' in the context of academic work involving AI?

   1. A feature in AI software that shows who created it
   2. The line in a bibliography that shows the AI tool was used
   3. A setting in AI that makes all outputs public
   4. A statement disclosing AI assistance that appears in the paper

7. What advice does the lesson give about how much to disclose regarding AI use?

   1. Disclose only the final AI-generated content
   2. Disclose more than you think you need to
   3. Disclose less to seem more independent
   4. Only disclose if directly asked by the teacher

8. In the abbreviation MLA, what does the 'M' stand for?

   1. Modern
   2. Medical
   3. Main
   4. Management

9. What does APA stand for?

   1. American Paper Association
   2. Academic Publishing Authority
   3. Applied Psychological Analysis
   4. American Psychological Association

10. Besides the bibliography or works cited page, where might a student need to disclose AI use in their paper?

    1. In the paper's footer or a footnote
    2. In the table of contents
    3. In the title of the paper
    4. Only in an email to the teacher

11. What is the main purpose of using proper citation formats when citing AI tools?

    1. To ensure the AI will work correctly
    2. To make the paper look longer
    3. To give credit where it's due and follow academic rules
    4. To confuse other students

12. Why might asking an AI directly for citation formats be a good strategy?

    1. AI always gives perfect answers without any errors
    2. Teachers prefer when students use AI to find citations
    3. AI can provide current formatting information and examples tailored to your needs
    4. AI is required by law to provide citations

13. What is the relationship between AI detectors and the advice to disclose AI use?

    1. AI detectors replace the need for citations
    2. AI detectors can identify undisclosed AI use, so disclosure protects you from accusations
    3. AI detectors only work on handwritten papers
    4. AI detectors make citations unnecessary

14. What does 'academic integrity' mean in the context of using AI for schoolwork?

    1. Being honest about what is your own work versus what AI helped create
    2. Using AI to complete assignments as quickly as possible
    3. Using AI only for math and science classes
    4. Copying text from AI without any changes

15. If you're uncertain about exactly how much to disclose about your AI use, what does the lesson recommend?

    1. Only disclose major AI contributions, not minor ones
    2. Don't mention it unless you're certain
    3. Disclose more rather than less
    4. Disclose nothing and hope you don't get caught