AI and Drawing Cool Pictures

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1. If you wanted an AI to draw your dream pet, what should you do?

   1. Ask the AI to guess what pet you want
   2. Draw a picture of it first and show the AI
   3. Type a description of what your dream pet looks like
   4. Upload a photo of a real pet

2. Why does adding more details to your description usually give you a better picture?

   1. The better you describe it, the cooler the picture turns out
   2. More words make the computer faster
   3. The AI reads your mind better with more words
   4. AI ignores details anyway, so it doesn't matter

3. What is an 'image' in the context of AI art tools?

   1. A written story about something
   2. A video game
   3. A sound that the AI makes
   4. A picture or drawing that the AI creates

4. What did the lesson suggest you should add to your animal description to make it sillier?

   1. Just the color
   2. Only the animal's name
   3. Colors, places, and a feeling word
   4. Nothing extra is needed

5. What does it mean to 'describe' something when using an AI picture tool?

   1. To guess what the answer might be
   2. To point at a picture
   3. To say what something looks like in words
   4. To draw something on paper first

6. Why might 'an underwater school for fish' be a fun thing to ask an AI to draw?

   1. Because the AI won't understand
   2. Because it's impossible to draw
   3. Because the lesson gives it as an example for a giggle
   4. Because fish can't actually go to school

7. What kind of birthday card could you make using an AI picture tool, based on the lesson?

   1. A card that talks
   2. A card with a video inside
   3. A card with a smiling cake and sparkly candles
   4. A card that plays music

8. If you only typed one word like 'cat' into an AI picture tool, what would likely happen?

   1. The AI would ask you for more details
   2. The AI would refuse to make anything
   3. The AI would delete the word
   4. The AI would give you a random cat picture

9. What role does imagination play when using AI picture tools?

   1. The AI uses your imagination to make the picture
   2. You imagine what you want, then describe it to the AI
   3. Imagination doesn't help at all
   4. You don't need imagination if you have AI

10. What kind of animal example did the lesson suggest you could ask the AI to draw?

    1. An animal that already exists
    2. A purple dragon eating spaghetti
    3. A cartoon character from a TV show
    4. A real animal from a textbook

11. Based on the lesson, what makes someone an 'art-prompting wizard'?

    1. Someone who uses expensive art supplies
    2. Someone who can describe things with lots of colorful details
    3. Someone who only draws real things
    4. Someone who already knows how to draw well

12. Which statement is most consistent with the material?

    1. Some AI tools turn words into pictures.
    2. Experts agree that no one should think about this issue.
    3. The topic has no bearing on day-to-day decisions.
    4. Every claim about this subject has been proven wrong.

13. Which habit is the biggest pitfall when applying these ideas?

    1. Pausing to verify results before acting on them.
    2. Comparing answers from more than one source.
    3. Asking for examples to make a concept clearer.
    4. Skipping review and trusting the first output without checking it.

14. When is it most appropriate to apply ideas from "AI and Drawing Cool Pictures"?

    1. Only on weekends, never on weekdays.
    2. Only when no one else is around to ask.
    3. When the situation actually calls for it and you have time to think it through.
    4. Only after midnight to avoid distractions.

15. Which of these is a fitting example of the topic in practice?

    1. Type 'a cat astronaut on the moon' and see what shows up.
    2. Copying someone else's work without changes.
    3. Refusing to ever touch the topic and walking away.
    4. Telling everyone the topic is impossible to learn.