AI Image Tools Make Pictures From Words

End-of-lesson check

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1. What does an AI image tool do when you type words into it?

   1. It searches the internet for pictures that match your words
   2. It draws a brand new picture based on your description
   3. It translates your words into another language
   4. It edits a photo you already have

2. A student types 'a cat' into an AI image tool. They want a better picture. What should they do?

   1. Wait longer for the tool to load
   2. Use only capital letters
   3. Type fewer words
   4. Add more details like color, setting, and style

3. Which of these is mentioned in the lesson as something AI image tools sometimes get wrong?

   1. Clouds and sky
   2. Colors and shapes
   3. Hands, faces, or text
   4. Animals and plants

4. You want to create an image of 'a friendly red robot, cartoon style, smiling' using an AI image tool. Why might this description work well?

   1. Because robots are already real and easy to draw
   2. Because friendly and smiling are the same thing
   3. Because the description includes specific details that guide the AI
   4. Because cartoon style is the only style AI understands

5. The lesson warns that you should always check that AI pictures don't look like what?

   1. Cartoons or drawings
   2. Real people
   3. Black and white images
   4. Paintings or sketches

6. Which of these is named in the lesson as an example of an AI image tool?

   1. Google Maps
   2. Spotify
   3. Microsoft Word
   4. DALL·E

7. A user types 'a dog' and gets a picture of a cat instead. What might have happened, according to what the lesson teaches?

   1. The user typed too many words
   2. The AI misunderstood the description or the technology made an error
   3. The AI deliberately confused the user
   4. The tool ran out of battery

8. What is the main benefit of describing an AI image prompt with lots of specific details?

   1. It prevents the AI from making mistakes
   2. It gives the AI more information to create a closer match
   3. It makes the tool run faster
   4. It guarantees the picture will be perfect

9. If you wanted an AI image tool to create a picture in a specific artistic style, what should you include in your description?

   1. A longer description with every detail you can think of
   2. Only colors and shapes
   3. The name of the style you want
   4. Nothing—the AI decides style automatically

10. Why does the lesson suggest trying an AI image tool with an adult?

    1. To help ensure safe and responsible use
    2. Because the tool requires two people to work
    3. Because adults know how to draw better
    4. Because children cannot read the instructions

11. What type of input does an AI image tool need from you to create a picture?

    1. A hand-drawn sketch
    2. A photograph
    3. A video recording
    4. A text description

12. The lesson says to try 'a happy purple dragon eating ice cream' as a prompt. What would this test?

    1. Whether the AI can spell
    2. Whether dragons are real
    3. How well the AI follows a detailed description with multiple elements
    4. If the tool can play sounds

13. What should you do if an AI-generated image looks almost but not quite right?

    1. Upload a photo for the AI to copy
    2. Give up and try a different tool
    3. Wait for the image to load completely
    4. Try rephrasing your description with more or different details

14. The lesson mentions that AI image tools are a type of what?

    1. Search engine
    2. Video editor
    3. Game controller
    4. AI tool

15. Why might someone choose NOT to include very specific details in their AI image prompt?

    1. They want the AI to surprise them with creative choices
    2. There is no real reason—more detail is always better
    3. They prefer simpler, more abstract results
    4. They want to test the AI's basic abilities