AI and Jobs People Do with It

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1. Who makes the big decisions when AI is used at work?

   1. The human worker
   2. No one decides
   3. The company boss only
   4. The AI computer

2. A doctor uses AI to help spot something on an X-ray. What is the doctor's main job?

   1. Let the AI look at every patient
   2. Ask the patient what they see
   3. Look at the X-ray and decide what to do
   4. Turn on the computer

3. If a teacher uses AI to make a fun worksheet, what is the teacher still responsible for?

   1. Deciding if the worksheet helps students learn
   2. Typing the questions into the computer
   3. Writing every word on the worksheet
   4. Grading the worksheet without looking at it

4. Why might a chef use AI at work?

   1. To cook the meal
   2. To taste the food
   3. To serve customers
   4. To think of new recipe ideas

5. A reporter uses AI to summarize a long news article. What does the reporter do with the summary?

   1. Publishes it without reading
   2. Throws it away
   3. Reads it and decides if it's accurate
   4. Gives it to another AI

6. What happens to a worker's job when AI helps them?

   1. The job disappears completely
   2. The worker does less work
   3. The worker can do their job faster in some parts
   4. The worker gets fired

7. Can AI completely replace a teacher in a classroom?

   1. Yes, if the school has enough computers
   2. Only if the teacher wants to leave
   3. No, the teacher still makes important decisions
   4. Yes, AI can teach by itself

8. If you asked a grown-up if they use AI at work and they said yes, what should you ask next?

   1. How does AI help you?
   2. When will AI replace you?
   3. Can AI do your whole job?
   4. Do you like your computer?

9. Why is it good that humans still make the big decisions with AI?

   1. Because humans can think about what matters to people
   2. Because the computer might break
   3. Because computers are too fast
   4. Because AI doesn't like making decisions

10. A chef uses AI to think of new recipes. Where do the recipe ideas really come from?

    1. Only from the AI
    2. From the chef's cooking knowledge combined with AI help
    3. From the kitchen
    4. From the customers

11. Which best captures the focus of "AI and Jobs People Do with It"?

    1. It is mainly about marketing strategies for retail stores.
    2. It centers on jobs, tools, work.
    3. It explains how to bake bread and pastries at home.
    4. It focuses on hardware repair and soldering circuits.

12. Which statement is most consistent with the material?

    1. Just like grown-ups use computers, calculators, and phones at work, many use AI too.
    2. The topic has no bearing on day-to-day decisions.
    3. Experts agree that no one should think about this issue.
    4. Every claim about this subject has been proven wrong.

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

    1. Copying someone else's work without changes.
    2. Refusing to ever touch the topic and walking away.
    3. Telling everyone the topic is impossible to learn.
    4. A doctor uses AI to help spot something on an X-ray.

14. Who is the intended audience for this material?

    1. It is intended only for graduate researchers in physics.
    2. It is written for younger learners just starting out working on careers.
    3. It is written exclusively for licensed pilots in training.
    4. It targets professional chefs working in commercial kitchens.

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

    1. Skip every safeguard so things move faster.
    2. Treat AI output as flawless and never review it.
    3. AI is a tool that helps grown-ups work — but humans still do the thinking.
    4. Always agree with the first answer the model gives, no matter what.