AI and the Off Button: Knowing When to Stop Using It

End-of-lesson check

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1. Why is knowing when to turn AI off described as a superpower in this context?

   1. It lets you keep AI running all the time without stopping
   2. It allows you to use AI faster than other people
   3. It gives you special powers to control computers
   4. It means you have the wisdom to balance screen time with other important activities

2. What does the lesson suggest you do after using AI for 15 minutes?

   1. Do something fun without any screens
   2. Keep using AI until you feel tired
   3. Immediately start another AI task
   4. Set up another 15-minute timer

3. The lesson mentions that 'off time is just as important as on time.' What does this mean?

   1. Taking breaks from AI is equally valuable as using AI
   2. You should only use AI during the day
   3. AI is more important than sleeping
   4. You should never turn off your computer

4. Which of these activities does the lesson recommend as an alternative to using AI?

   1. Drawing on paper with crayons
   2. Playing video games on a tablet
   3. Reading the same book again
   4. Watching more videos

5. Why does the lesson suggest talking to a real person when you have feelings to share?

   1. AI will share your secrets with others
   2. AI cannot understand or respond to emotions
   3. Talking to people is against the rules
   4. Real people can give you a hug

6. How often does the lesson recommend taking screen breaks?

   1. Every hour
   2. Only on weekends
   3. Once a day
   4. Every 20 minutes

7. What is the main reason the lesson gives for why real life matters more than AI?

   1. AI always makes mistakes
   2. Real life activities like playing outside and drawing help you grow and connect with others
   3. AI is too expensive to use
   4. Real life is boring

8. What should you do when you finish your task using AI?

   1. Close AI and move on to something else
   2. Leave AI open just in case
   3. Ask AI what to do next
   4. Start a new task immediately

9. Why might someone be called 'balanced' when using AI?

   1. They only use AI on weekends
   2. They never use AI at all
   3. They use AI all day every day
   4. They divide their time wisely between AI and other activities

10. What does the lesson say makes someone 'brilliant' at using AI?

    1. Using AI as much as possible
    2. Using AI for everything
    3. Being balanced and knowing when to stop
    4. Being the fastest at typing to AI

11. The lesson compares AI to something that does NOT need your time. What is being compared?

    1. A robot
    2. A pet
    3. A book
    4. A friend

12. What is the purpose of setting a timer for AI use in the Try It activity?

    1. To help you remember to take a break and do something else
    2. To keep track of how many words you type
    3. To make sure you never use AI
    4. To make AI work faster

13. What would happen if someone used AI constantly without ever taking breaks or doing other activities?

    1. They would miss out on important real life experiences and connections
    2. They would become an AI expert
    3. They would be happier than everyone else
    4. They would never learn anything new

14. The lesson describes AI as fun and useful, but what does it say AI is NOT?

    1. A friend who needs your time
    2. A tool
    3. A computer program
    4. A way to get answers

15. What is the relationship between AI being 'useful' and knowing when to stop using it?

    1. Being useful doesn't mean you should use it constantly — knowing when to stop makes you a better user
    2. If something is useful, you should use it all the time
    3. You should only use things that are not useful
    4. Useful things should never be turned off