AI and the mood meter at the doctor

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the main purpose of a mood meter app in a doctor's office?

   1. To automatically diagnose what is wrong with a child
   2. To replace talking to doctors entirely
   3. To take pictures of children for medical records
   4. To help kids show how they feel without having to find the right words

2. Why might picking a face on a mood meter be easier than describing feelings with words?

   1. Words are not allowed in doctor's offices
   2. Doctors prefer looking at faces rather than hearing words
   3. Faces are visual and don't require finding the exact vocabulary
   4. Faces are more fun to draw than write about

3. How does a mood meter help doctors?

   1. It makes doctors work slower so they can think more
   2. It tells the doctor exactly what medicine to prescribe
   3. It replaces the need for a physical examination
   4. It helps them learn faster what might be wrong

4. What does AI do in a mood meter app?

   1. It makes the computer draw faces automatically
   2. It talks to the child instead of the doctor
   3. It helps sort and track moods over time
   4. It decides what medicine the child needs

5. Can a grown-up still ask follow-up questions when a child uses a mood meter?

   1. Only doctors can ask questions, not parents
   2. Yes, grown-ups can still ask questions after seeing the mood
   3. Only yes or no questions are allowed after using the meter
   4. No, the mood meter replaces all talking

6. What is one benefit of using a mood meter compared to only talking about feelings?

   1. It means the doctor doesn't have to listen
   2. It makes children tell their whole life story
   3. It can be faster and easier for kids who struggle to explain
   4. It always gives the correct medical diagnosis

7. If a child's mood is recorded over many visits using a mood meter, what might doctors learn?

   1. Patterns in how the child's moods change over time
   2. Exactly what the child ate for breakfast
   3. Whether the child likes their doctor
   4. How the child performs in school

8. What is the big idea of this lesson about AI?

   1. AI can only be used with computers
   2. AI replaces all human doctors
   3. AI always costs a lot of money
   4. AI can help show up in real-life situations like doctor's offices

9. Why might it be less stressful for some kids to show feelings with a mood meter instead of explaining them?

   1. Mood meters are more fun than talking
   2. Talking causes pain
   3. They don't have to worry about saying the wrong thing
   4. Doctors ignore what kids say anyway

10. What skill does using a mood meter help kids practice?

    1. Reading medical charts
    2. Writing prescriptions
    3. Recognizing and expressing their own feelings
    4. Playing video games

11. What might a doctor learn from a mood meter that they might miss from just talking to a child?

    1. How the child is actually feeling, even if they say they're fine
    2. What the child wants for dinner
    3. The child's favorite color
    4. How much allowance the child gets

12. How does the AI in a mood meter help sort moods over time?

    1. It deletes old mood information
    2. It decides which moods are good or bad
    3. It keeps track of mood choices and shows patterns
    4. It changes the child's moods

13. Why is the exercise 'Draw a quick mood face' helpful for kids?

    1. It is required by law
    2. It replaces going to the doctor
    3. It teaches them to be artists
    4. It helps them think about and recognize their feelings

14. What makes communication easier for children using a mood meter?

    1. They can send messages instead of talking
    2. They can point to a face instead of explaining with words
    3. They don't have to be in the same room as the doctor
    4. They can use their phone during the visit

15. What might a doctor do with mood information collected over several visits?

    1. Look for patterns that might help understand the child's health better
    2. Post it on social media
    3. Sell the information to insurance companies
    4. Throw it away immediately