AI and How Teams of People Build Big Things Together

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1. What does the engineering department do at a company?

   1. Tells people about the product
   2. Builds the product or software
   3. Sells things to customers
   4. Keeps offices clean

2. Which department makes sure a product looks good and is easy to use?

   1. Sales
   2. Operations
   3. Design
   4. Accounting

3. A video game company has artists, programmers, writers, and a marketing team. Why does a game need ALL these different people?

   1. So one person doesn't get bored
   2. Because each person does their part and together they make something none could do alone
   3. Because computers require lots of people to turn on
   4. To make the game more expensive

4. What does the marketing team do?

   1. Fixes bugs in the product
   2. Tells people about the product
   3. Ships boxes to customers
   4. Writes the computer code

5. Mia works at a company and her job is to keep all the other departments working together smoothly. Which department does Mia work in?

   1. Engineering
   2. Design
   3. Sales
   4. Operations

6. Which team turns people who are interested in a product into paying customers?

   1. Operations
   2. Sales
   3. Engineering
   4. Design

7. AI can help a business team by doing what?

   1. Replacing every department so no teams are needed
   2. Helping each department with specific tasks like writing, organizing, and answering questions
   3. Making sure everyone gets paid
   4. Choosing which people get fired

8. Why is specialization useful on a team?

   1. It means everyone does the exact same job
   2. Each person focuses on what they're best at, making the whole team stronger
   3. It lets fewer people do more work by themselves
   4. It keeps people from talking to each other

9. If you asked AI 'List every person involved in making a bag of potato chips,' what would you probably discover?

   1. Only one or two people are needed
   2. Hundreds of people contribute to a single simple product
   3. Machines do all the work with no people at all
   4. Only farmers are involved

10. A company wants to launch a new app. Which departments would ALL need to be involved?

    1. Only engineering, because they build the app
    2. Only marketing, because people need to know about it
    3. Engineering, design, marketing, sales, and operations — all of them
    4. Design and sales only

11. Why might a QA (quality assurance) team play a video game hundreds of times before it's released?

    1. Because they get paid to have fun
    2. To look for bugs and problems before customers find them
    3. To write the game's story
    4. To teach other employees how to play

12. What does it mean that companies 'divide work' into departments?

    1. They split the company into rival groups that compete
    2. Different groups each focus on one part of the work so the whole company runs better
    3. They give everyone the same job to do
    4. They take breaks at different times

13. If an engineering team builds a great product but no one ever hears about it, what probably went wrong?

    1. The product had too many features
    2. The marketing team didn't tell people about it
    3. The engineers worked too fast
    4. The design was too colorful

14. Which word describes people on a team each doing a specific job they're trained for?

    1. Generalization
    2. Specialization
    3. Randomization
    4. Standardization

15. A producer at a game company 'coordinates all the teams.' Why is this role important?

    1. The producer makes sure no one takes breaks
    2. Without coordination, teams might work on conflicting things and the project would fall apart
    3. The producer does the most work of anyone
    4. Coordination is just a fancy word for babysitting