How AI Helps Kids With Autism

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1. What are AI tools for kids with autism mainly designed to help with?

   1. Drawing pictures and playing games
   2. Counting money and telling time
   3. Talking, reading faces, and feeling more comfortable in busy places
   4. Learning math, spelling, and science

2. Why does the lesson compare AI tools for autism to a 'kit of helpers'?

   1. Each kid picks the parts that work for them
   2. They must be used every single day
   3. They are all used in the exact same way
   4. They come in a physical box you can buy

3. What happens when you tap on picture cards that read aloud?

   1. The card says the word out loud
   2. The card disappears
   3. The card turns into a video
   4. The card changes color

4. What feelings can special apps help explain to kids?

   1. Feelings about the weather
   2. Feelings about favorite colors
   3. Feelings shown on people's faces
   4. Feelings about food tastes

5. What is a visual schedule in the context of AI tools for autism?

   1. A tool that plays music
   2. A tool that solves math problems
   3. A tool that sends messages
   4. A tool that shows what comes next in a day

6. What can practice videos help a child prepare for?

   1. A school test
   2. A birthday party
   3. A sports game
   4. A visit to the doctor

7. What do calm-down timers help kids do?

   1. Learn to read faster
   2. Feel calmer when things feel too busy
   3. Count to one hundred
   4. Draw better pictures

8. Why might what helps one kid with autism not help another kid?

   1. Every kid is different and has different needs
   2. The tools are too expensive
   3. The tools are all broken
   4. The tools only work on certain days

9. Who gets to choose which AI tools a kid uses?

   1. Only the school teacher
   2. The kid and their team
   3. Only the doctor
   4. Only the parents

10. What is a speech app mainly used for?

    1. Playing music
    2. Helping a kid say what they need
    3. Drawing pictures
    4. Counting numbers

11. What are 'social cues' as explained in the lesson?

    1. Signs about how people feel, like smiling or frowning
    2. Rules for playing board games
    3. Numbers on a clock
    4. Signs on the road

12. Why might a child use a practice video before going somewhere new?

    1. To practice speaking
    2. To feel less scared about what will happen
    3. To learn the person's name
    4. To memorize the address

13. What does it mean that AI tools are 'picked to fit each kid'?

    1. All kids get the exact same tools
    2. Tools are only for kids who are the same age
    3. Tools are chosen based on what each child needs
    4. Tools are picked randomly

14. What is autism?

    1. A subject in school
    2. A type of computer game
    3. A kind of music
    4. A condition where kids might need extra help with talking, reading faces, or handling busy places

15. What kind of places might feel overwhelming to some kids with autism?

    1. Busy places like waiting rooms or stores
    2. Empty rooms
    3. Quiet libraries
    4. Bedrooms