AI and telling a grown-up about weird asks

End-of-lesson check

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1. A chatbot you use asks you to send a photo of yourself. What should you do?

   1. Stop talking to it and tell a grown-up right away
   2. Share a photo of your pet instead
   3. Ask it why it needs the photo first
   4. Send a blurry photo instead so they can't see your face

2. Which of these is a sign that a chatbot might not be safe?

   1. It uses proper grammar
   2. It says it can't help with homework
   3. It asks you to share something private
   4. It remembers your name from a previous chat

3. Why do safe AIs never ask kids for selfies or photos?

   1. They are designed to protect children's privacy and safety
   2. Photos take up too much storage space
   3. Kids never take good photos
   4. They don't know how to process photos

4. Taylor tells their mom that a chatbot asked for their phone number. Taylor's mom gets upset. Why might this happen?

   1. Taylor should have kept it secret instead
   2. The mom is upset the chatbot asked, not that Taylor told her
   3. Taylor should not have told anyone
   4. Taylor did something wrong by talking to the chatbot

5. What does the phrase 'weird ask' mean when talking about chatbots?

   1. A request that takes a long time to process
   2. A question that is confusing or hard to answer
   3. A question you don't know the answer to
   4. A request from a chatbot that feels wrong or inappropriate

6. Someone says telling a grown-up about a weird chatbot request is 'tattling.' What is the truth?

   1. You should only tell if it happens twice
   2. They are right—it's better to handle it yourself
   3. You should tell a friend instead
   4. It's actually smart and safe, not tattling

7. A chatbot you like asks you to not tell anyone about your conversation. What should you do?

   1. Only tell if it asks for something worse
   2. Tell a grown-up anyway—this is a red flag
   3. Ask it to explain why first
   4. Keep it secret because the chatbot said so

8. Which person would be a good 'trusted adult' to tell about a weird chatbot ask?

   1. Someone who also uses that chatbot
   2. A parent, teacher, or school counselor
   3. A teenager who lives nearby
   4. A stranger you met online

9. What should you do if you're not sure whether a chatbot asked for something weird?

   1. Ignore it and hope it doesn't happen again
   2. Ask the chatbot if it's weird
   3. Tell a grown-up anyway to be safe
   4. Assume it's fine and keep chatting

10. Why does the lesson say you won't get in trouble for being safe?

    1. Grown-ups understand that weird asks are the chatbot's fault, not yours
    2. There are no rules about chatbot safety
    3. Chatbots are never monitored
    4. You are allowed to break the rules

11. A chatbot asks for your home address because it wants to 'send you a prize.' What is this?

    1. A test to see if you are paying attention
    2. A weird ask that you should report
    3. A fun game the chatbot is playing
    4. A normal question chatbots ask

12. What is the main reason to tell a grown-up 'fast' when a chatbot asks for something weird?

    1. To get help before things get worse
    2. To get it off your mind
    3. So you don't forget the details
    4. So you can go back to chatting faster

13. Which of these is a 'red flag' when chatting with an AI?

    1. It uses words you don't understand
    2. It doesn't remember your previous messages
    3. It asks you to share personal information
    4. It says it can't help with something

14. If you practice saying 'A chatbot asked me something weird' in your head, what is the purpose?

    1. To scare yourself
    2. To remember all the chatbot's words
    3. To prepare for a real situation so you can act quickly
    4. To learn how to use chatbots better

15. What should you look for in a 'trusted adult' you might tell about chatbot weirdness?

    1. Someone who never gets upset
    2. Someone who lives far away
    3. Someone who uses the same chatbot
    4. Someone who will listen and help, not yell