Title: Default for Interactive Classroom Activities with AI
Course: AI tools for students

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Q: What is the main goal of using AI tools in interactive classroom activities?
- To replace teachers
- To make learning more active and engaging for students
- To reduce student participation
- To eliminate group work
A: To make learning more active and engaging for students

Q: When students use AI tools in class, their role should be to
- Copy answers directly from AI
- Let AI think and decide for them
- Actively interact, think, and learn with the support of AI
- Use AI only for homework
A: Actively interact, think, and learn with the support of AI

Q: How can AI chatbots help students in the classroom?
- By giving grades automatically
- By replacing textbooks
- By answering questions and explaining topics in different ways
- By controlling student behaviour
A: By answering questions and explaining topics in different ways

Q: An example of an interactive AI activity for students is:
- Watching videos without interaction
- Asking AI to explain a topic and then discussing it in class
- Memorising AI-generated texts
- Using AI only during exams
A: Asking AI to explain a topic and then discussing it in class

Q: Why is AI useful for students who have difficulties with reading or language?
- Because it removes the need to read
- Because it can simplify texts and explain ideas more clearly
- Because it replaces language teachers
- Because it avoids learning new words
A: Because it can simplify texts and explain ideas more clearly

Q: When students create quizzes or questions with AI, they are mainly developing:
- Copying skills
- Critical thinking and understanding of the subject
- Only digital skills
- Programming skills
A: Critical thinking and understanding of the subject

Q: Which activity best shows critical thinking when using AI?
- Accepting all AI answers as correct
- Comparing AI answers with class notes and correcting mistakes
- Using AI only for translations
- Letting AI do all the work
A: Comparing AI answers with class notes and correcting mistakes

Q: How can AI support group work in the classroom?
- By separating students
- By doing group tasks alone
- By helping groups generate ideas and organise information
- By avoiding discussion
A: By helping groups generate ideas and organise information

Q: Using AI tools in class is considered responsible when students:
- Use AI without teacher permission
- Hide AI use from teachers
- Use AI as support and not as a substitute for learning
- Let AI complete all assignments
A: Use AI as support and not as a substitute for learning

Q: In learning activities, AI should be seen by students as
- A shortcut to avoid studying
- A replacement for thinking
- A helpful tool to support learning and creativity
- A source that is always correct
A: A helpful tool to support learning and creativity