How My Parents Use AI to Ask ME Better Questions

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is the main problem with asking a child 'How was school?'

   1. It is considered rude in most families
   2. It usually gets a very short answer like 'fine'
   3. It makes children feel nervous
   4. It takes too long to say

2. Why might a parent use AI to help come up with questions to ask their child?

   1. To start more interesting and fun conversations
   2. To make sure their child does homework
   3. To test how much their child knows
   4. To replace talking to their child entirely

3. Which of these would be a good prompt to give an AI for getting family dinner questions?

   1. Write a poem about my family
   2. Give me 10 fun dinner questions for a 10-year-old
   3. Quiz my child on spelling words
   4. Tell me what my child learned in school today

4. What is the main benefit of asking better questions instead of basic ones like 'How was school?'

   1. They lead to longer and more interesting conversations
   2. They make children do their chores
   3. They help children get better grades
   4. They are faster to ask

5. What should you do with the questions you get from AI?

   1. Use them to start real conversations with your family
   2. Only read them to yourself
   3. Memorize them for a test
   4. Throw them away because they are not helpful

6. Which prompt would most likely give you silly questions for a car ride?

   1. History facts about ancient Egypt
   2. Silly would-you-rather questions for a family
   3. Questions that get a kid to actually talk
   4. Math problems for a 10-year-old

7. If a parent asks an AI for 'questions that get a kid to actually talk,' what are they trying to do?

   1. Teach their child a lesson
   2. Get their child to share more than one-word answers
   3. Make their child be quiet
   4. Test their child's memory

8. What does the lesson say happens when you use better questions?

   1. You get better conversations
   2. You upset your parents
   3. You get in trouble
   4. You learn faster

9. A parent wants to make dinner conversations more fun. What could they ask an AI to create?

   1. A list of homework problems
   2. A schedule for the week
   3. A grocery shopping list
   4. Fun dinner conversation starters

10. Why would 'What made you laugh today?' be a better question than 'How was school?'?

    1. It asks about something specific that happened
    2. It is harder to answer
    3. It uses the word 'today'
    4. It is longer to say

11. What is one thing the lesson suggests you try at home?

    1. Stop talking to your parents entirely
    2. Ask AI for 5 fun dinner questions and use them at dinner
    3. Don't use AI for anything
    4. Only ask 'How was school?' from now on

12. If you wanted questions for a car ride, which prompt would work best?

    1. Math flash cards
    2. Recipes for dinner
    3. A story about space
    4. Conversation starters for car rides

13. What skill is this lesson mainly about?

    1. Playing video games
    2. Doing homework faster
    3. Using AI to help start family conversations
    4. Learning how to use computers

14. What is the big idea of this lesson?

    1. AI can help parents ask kids better questions that lead to more fun talks
    2. Kids should never talk to their parents
    3. Parents should only ask about school
    4. AI can do homework for kids

15. When the lesson says 'Try it!', what specifically should you do?

    1. Ask an AI for 5 fun dinner questions and try them at your family dinner
    2. Memorize all the questions from the lesson
    3. Only ask questions your parents give you
    4. Stop using AI entirely