AI and All the Different Jobs Grown-Ups Do at Work

End-of-lesson check

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1. About how many different jobs exist in the world?

   1. About 10 main jobs
   2. About 50 jobs
   3. Thousands of different jobs
   4. Exactly 100 jobs

2. If you love animals, which is a job you might NOT have heard of?

   1. Veterinarian
   2. Zoo nutritionist
   3. Teacher
   4. Firefighter

3. What is a 'quality assurance tester' in the video game industry?

   1. A person who sells quality games
   2. A person who plays games extensively to find bugs before release
   3. A person who tests whether games are too violent
   4. A person who designs the game's story

4. What is the best prompt to give AI to explore jobs related to your interests?

   1. 'What jobs exist?'
   2. 'List my top 3 interests: [X, Y, Z]. Give me 5 jobs that connect to each of them.'
   3. 'Am I good enough for a good job?'
   4. 'Tell me one job'

5. Why is it useful to ask AI for a 'day in the life' description of a job?

   1. Because AI has visited every workplace
   2. Because it helps you understand what the actual daily experience of that job feels like
   3. Because you need to prepare for a job interview
   4. Because it's a required school assignment

6. What is a 'narrative designer' in the video game industry?

   1. Someone who designs the physical controller
   2. Someone who writes the story, dialogue, and characters in a game
   3. Someone who makes the game load faster
   4. Someone who prices the game for sale

7. Why is it important to know that many exciting jobs today didn't exist 10 years ago?

   1. So you know those jobs aren't real
   2. So you understand that new jobs will keep appearing — your future career might not exist yet
   3. So you know to study only traditional subjects
   4. So you can tell your parents they're wrong about careers

8. What is a 'wildlife biologist'?

   1. Someone who hunts wild animals
   2. A scientist who studies animals in their natural environments
   3. A biologist who works only in labs
   4. An artist who draws animals

9. What is the best starting point for exploring careers with AI?

   1. Ask AI what job pays the most
   2. Start with what you already love and ask AI to find jobs that match
   3. Pick a job your parents have
   4. Pick whichever job AI lists first

10. What is a 'UX designer'?

    1. Someone who designs uniforms
    2. A designer who focuses on how easy and enjoyable an app or website is to use
    3. A person who fixes broken computers
    4. An artist who paints for tech companies

11. If you like sports AND data, what job might AI suggest?

    1. Coach only
    2. Sports performance analyst
    3. Stadium food vendor
    4. Sports journalist

12. What is the smartest thing to do after AI gives you a list of jobs related to your interests?

    1. Pick the one at the top of the list
    2. Ask AI for a 'day in the life' of your top 2 choices and compare them
    3. Ignore the list and decide later
    4. Ask your parents which one they prefer

13. What does 'exploring possibilities' mean when thinking about careers?

    1. Picking a career in space exploration
    2. Learning about many different jobs before committing to any particular path
    3. Exploring jobs in only your local area
    4. Following exactly what your favorite teacher suggests

14. Why might someone who loves WRITING end up in a job at a tech company?

    1. Writers are required to work at tech companies
    2. Tech companies need writers for narrative design, marketing, product documentation, and content strategy
    3. Writing is a tech skill
    4. Tech companies hire writers only to type code

15. What should you do after exploring several job descriptions with AI?

    1. Immediately decide your career forever
    2. Notice which jobs made you feel excited vs. bored and follow up on the exciting ones
    3. Share all the job descriptions with your class
    4. Ask AI which job you'd be best at