AI theater company grant final report narrative

End-of-lesson check

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1. A theater company has attendance data and survey results from their season. What is the MOST appropriate use of AI in the final grant report?

   1. Invent additional attendance figures to make the report look more impressive
   2. Rewrite the data as a compelling story that connects audience feedback to the programming choices originally proposed
   3. Replace the artistic director's personal reflection on the season with AI-generated artistic statements
   4. Decide independently which outcomes should be highlighted as impact for the foundation

2. Why is it risky for a theater company to use AI that inflates attendance numbers or audience impact in a foundation grant report?

   1. AI systems automatically detect inflated numbers and refuse to generate the report
   2. Foundations often verify reported numbers against other sources, and exaggeration damages credibility for future grant applications
   3. Inflating numbers is acceptable as long as the programming description is accurate
   4. Foundations automatically reject any report that uses AI assistance

3. Which component is NOT typically required in a foundation grant final report?

   1. Detailed personal opinions about which actors performed best
   2. A summary of programming delivered during the grant period
   3. Financial breakdown of how grant funds were spent
   4. A description of audience impact and outcomes

4. An AI tool suggests that a theater's community outreach program was 'transformative' based on 15 survey responses. What should the grant writer do?

   1. Use more moderate language supported by the limited sample size, such as 'noted' or 'appreciated'
   2. Ignore the survey data entirely and write something more impressive
   3. Trust the AI's characterization since it analyzed the data
   4. Ask the AI to generate three different impact claims

5. What is the PRIMARY reason to include 'lessons learned' in a foundation grant final report?

   1. Foundations want to see honest reflection that demonstrates learning and growth for future programming
   2. It is a required section that AI can easily fill with generic content
   3. It makes the report longer and therefore appears more thorough
   4. Foundations primarily fund organizations that never make mistakes

6. Who should make the final decision about what specific outcomes count as 'impact' for a foundation grant report?

   1. The audience members who completed surveys
   2. The foundation (based on their stated priorities and criteria)
   3. The artistic director of the theater company
   4. The AI tool drafting the narrative

7. A theater company wants to use AI to draft their grant report. Which task is AI BEST suited to help with?

   1. Choosing which board members to acknowledge publicly
   2. Compiling financial data, attendance figures, and survey responses into coherent narrative paragraphs
   3. Determining which programming was 'good' or 'successful' based on personal artistic judgment
   4. Deciding whether the foundation deserves continued support

8. What does it mean that the final report narrative should 'tie programming choices back to the original grant proposal'?

   1. Rewrite the original proposal to match what actually happened
   2. Explain how the actual programming delivered matches or differs from what was originally proposed and why
   3. Remove any mention of the original proposal to avoid comparison
   4. Prove that the original proposal was perfect and unchanged

9. A theater company had lower attendance than expected due to unexpected weather. How should this be addressed in the grant report?

   1. Omit any discussion of attendance to avoid highlighting the shortfall
   2. Ask the AI to generate fake attendance numbers that meet the original proposal targets
   3. Blame the foundation for not providing better weather-related funding
   4. Present the actual attendance figures honestly and explain how the weather affected turnout, including any adaptive strategies used

10. Why is it important that the artistic director's voice be reflected in the programming section of the grant report?

    1. The artistic director is legally responsible for the report's content
    2. AI-generated programming descriptions are always inaccurate
    3. Foundations require a signature from the artistic director to validate the report
    4. The artistic director has professional judgment about programming choices that AI cannot replicate

11. Which statement best describes what AI 'cannot do' when drafting a theater grant final report?

    1. AI cannot determine what outcomes the foundation considers meaningful impact
    2. AI cannot be used for nonprofit grant reporting
    3. AI cannot access the internet to verify financial data
    4. AI cannot generate text longer than 500 words

12. When AI translates survey data into impact narrative, what is the most important consideration?

    1. AI should always use direct quotes from survey respondents
    2. The language used must be proportionate to the actual data sample size and response quality
    3. The narrative should use the most impressive-sounding words available
    4. Survey data should be converted entirely to charts rather than narrative

13. A theater company used AI to draft their grant report, and the AI suggested including a claim about 'revolutionizing youth theater in the city.' The actual programming served 50 students. What should the grant writer do?

    1. Remove the section about youth programming entirely
    2. Replace the claim with language that accurately reflects serving 50 students
    3. Keep the claim because the AI generated it
    4. Add more exaggerated claims to match the AI's tone

14. What is the FIRST step a theater company should take before using AI to help draft their grant final report?

    1. Gather all relevant data: programming details, attendance numbers, survey results, and financial records
    2. Hire a professional grant writer to oversee the AI
    3. Train a custom AI model specifically on their previous grant reports
    4. Submit the raw data to the foundation for approval

15. Why should a grant report include both financial outcomes and programming summary?

    1. Foundations need to verify that funds were used appropriately to achieve proposed programming goals
    2. Both sections are required to make the report long enough
    3. Financial information makes the report look more professional
    4. Programming summary is optional but financial details are required by law