Artificial Intelligence MCQ

Q: Which study use of AI produces the MOST learning?

Correct answer: Generating practice questions and testing yourself. Active recall through self-testing builds memory; passive reading and copying do not.

Q: The 'Feynman check' with an AI assistant means:

Correct answer: Explaining a topic back and asking the AI to find gaps. Teaching the concept back exposes your gaps; the AI acts as the critical listener.

Q: A 'pre-mortem' prompt asks the model to:

Correct answer: Assume the plan failed and list likely causes. Imagining failure in advance surfaces risks while there is still time to prevent them.

Q: For decision support, the best practice is to ask for:

Correct answer: The strongest case for AND against each option. Steel-manning both sides counteracts confirmation bias and gives you real decision material.

Q: Which item belongs on every AI output review checklist?

Correct answer: Verification of facts, names and numbers. Factual verification is the non-negotiable step before AI-drafted content is used.

AI concepts, machine learning, generative AI and prompt engineering.

Q41. Which study use of AI produces the MOST learning? Medium

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Q42. The 'Feynman check' with an AI assistant means: Medium

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Q43. A 'pre-mortem' prompt asks the model to: Medium

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Q44. For decision support, the best practice is to ask for: Medium

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Q45. Which item belongs on every AI output review checklist? Medium

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Q46. A personal prompt library is valuable because: Medium

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Q47. If an AI gives inconsistent answers to the same important question, you should: Medium

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Q48. Roughly how does saving 10 minutes per working day compound over a year? Medium

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Q49. Long AI conversations degrade because: Medium

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Q50. The 'summarise-and-carry' technique means: Medium

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