AI and Being a Future Game Maker

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1. Who typically works together to make a video game?

   1. Only professional game players
   2. Only computer programmers
   3. Just people who own game consoles
   4. Artists, writers, and coders

2. What is one way AI helps game makers?

   1. AI creates the final game without any human help
   2. AI helps dream up ideas for characters, levels, and stories
   3. AI decides which stores will sell the game
   4. AI plays the game to find bugs

3. What happens after AI gives game makers some ideas?

   1. Humans choose the best ideas and turn them into a playable game
   2. The AI immediately finishes making the whole game
   3. The ideas are stored but never used again
   4. The game is complete as soon as AI generates ideas

4. A game artist needs help creating a brand new dragon character. What could they ask AI to help with?

   1. How much money the dragon should cost in the game
   2. Which game rating the dragon character should get
   3. How to write the computer code for the dragon
   4. Ideas for what the dragon could look like and what powers it has

5. A game writer needs to create dialogue for a boss villain. How could AI help?

   1. Writing the final code that makes the game work
   2. Choosing which game console the game will be played on
   3. Brainstorming scary things the boss might say
   4. Deciding how many copies of the game to sell

6. A level designer is stuck on a new puzzle. What could they ask AI to suggest?

   1. Ideas for tricky puzzle challenges
   2. The exact price of the game
   3. What music should play in the puzzle
   4. How to market the game to players

7. Which of these is NOT something AI could help a game maker with, based on the lesson?

   1. Brainstorming dialogue
   2. Generating level challenges
   3. Deciding the game's price in stores
   4. Creating character ideas

8. If a game developer only used AI to make a game, what would likely be missing?

   1. A name for the game
   2. Any graphics or pictures in the game
   3. Any words or dialogue
   4. The human creativity and judgment that shapes ideas into a great game

9. What do the key terms from the lesson include?

   1. Game, design, and characters
   2. Player, score, and level
   3. Algorithm, neural network, and dataset
   4. Controller, console, and graphics

10. Why might a game team choose NOT to use every idea that AI suggests?

    1. Not all AI ideas fit the game's story or style
    2. AI always gives wrong ideas
    3. Ideas from AI are too expensive to use
    4. AI ideas cannot be used in video games

11. Which statement best summarizes "AI and Being a Future Game Maker"?

    1. It claims the subject can be safely ignored by everyday users.
    2. It says the topic is too dangerous to discuss with beginners.
    3. Game makers use AI to create characters, levels, and stories.
    4. It argues that the topic is irrelevant outside academic settings.

12. Which guidance is highlighted as 'The rule'?

    1. Skip every safeguard so things move faster.
    2. Always agree with the first answer the model gives, no matter what.
    3. AI sparks ideas, but humans turn them into games people love.
    4. Treat AI output as flawless and never review it.

13. Which captures a genuine tradeoff to weigh when applying these ideas?

    1. There is never any tradeoff between speed and learning.
    2. Speed and convenience can come at the cost of depth, ownership, or skill-building.
    3. Speed always damages a project beyond repair.
    4. Convenience and depth are guaranteed to grow together.

14. What is the responsible stance toward disclosing AI help?

    1. Claim full credit without mentioning any tools used.
    2. Be honest about how AI was used so others can judge the work fairly.
    3. Hide any AI use so the work looks more impressive.
    4. Refuse to answer if anyone asks how the work was made.

15. Which view of "AI and Being a Future Game Maker" is most consistent with a balanced take?

    1. Only people with PhDs can apply the ideas correctly.
    2. It is a real, useful skill worth learning carefully.
    3. The ideas only matter for one specific industry.
    4. It is impossible to do anything useful with the topic.