Write a Poem From a Photo

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1. What do you give an AI to help it write a poem about your photo?

   1. You upload the photo directly into the poem
   2. You describe what you see and feel in the photo
   3. You let the AI guess what is in the photo
   4. You draw a copy of the photo first

2. Mia describes her photo to an AI and gets a poem back. She changes two of the lines to sound more like her. This is called:

   1. Copying
   2. Deleting
   3. Iterating
   4. Translating

3. Which description would help an AI write the BEST poem about a photo?

   1. It is a photo
   2. A photo of stuff outside
   3. A bright red kite flying above green trees on a windy afternoon
   4. Something in the sky

4. When you ask AI to write a poem, who decides if the poem is actually good?

   1. The AI always knows best
   2. Your teacher decides
   3. You do — it is your creative work
   4. The computer that runs the AI

5. Leo describes a photo of his grandma's garden. The AI writes a poem that is good but uses a word Leo doesn't understand. What should he do?

   1. Keep the word because the AI must know better
   2. Delete the whole poem and start over
   3. Ask the AI to replace the word with a simpler one, or change it himself
   4. Give up on poetry

6. Which part of a photo description helps an AI understand the MOOD of your poem?

   1. The date the photo was taken
   2. The feelings the photo gives you
   3. The size of the photo file
   4. Who took the photo

7. Zara asks an AI for a poem, and the first version is just okay. She asks for a new version with more rhymes. This shows that:

   1. The AI failed
   2. You can give follow-up instructions to improve AI output
   3. Rhyming poems are always better
   4. Zara does not like the AI

8. Which poetry style does NOT need to rhyme?

   1. Free verse
   2. Limerick
   3. Couplet
   4. AABB rhyme scheme

9. A haiku poem has three lines with a specific syllable pattern. What is that pattern?

   1. 7-5-7
   2. 5-7-5
   3. 5-5-7
   4. 7-7-5

10. What does it mean to observe something carefully before describing it to an AI?

    1. To take a photo of it
    2. To look closely and notice details like colors, shapes, and feelings
    3. To measure how big it is
    4. To ask someone else what they think of it

11. Jin wants AI to write a spooky poem about a photo of a stormy sky. He says 'dark clouds, rumbling sound, feeling scared.' What is Jin doing well?

    1. Nothing — he should let the AI decide the mood
    2. Including visual details, sound, and his feeling to guide the AI
    3. Keeping the description too short
    4. Telling the AI what NOT to write

12. Why is it important to add YOUR own words to an AI-generated poem before calling it finished?

    1. Because AI poetry is always wrong
    2. To make the poem feel personal and truly yours
    3. Because teachers require it
    4. AI poems are too long and need cutting

13. Sofia describes a photo of her birthday cake and gets a great poem. Now she wants a silly version. What should she do?

    1. Start over with a completely new description
    2. Ask the AI to rewrite the poem in a silly or funny style
    3. Delete all the work and try a different AI
    4. Add the word 'silly' to the photo description only

14. Which of these is NOT something you would normally include when describing a photo to an AI for poetry?

    1. The colors you can see
    2. The mood or feeling the photo gives you
    3. The file size of the image in megabytes
    4. Who or what is in the photo

15. Using AI to help write a poem from a photo is most like:

    1. Having the AI do all your homework for you
    2. Working with a creative partner who suggests ideas while you make the final choices
    3. Copying someone else's poem
    4. Using a calculator to solve a math problem