Title: Module 3 | Quiz
Course: AI Literacy > Section: Module 3: Responsible AI Use: Navigating Academic Integrity

Q: What is the best first step to take before using AI for an academic assignment?
- Assume AI use is allowed in all courses (Incorrect - Don't assume AI is allowed in all of your courses)
- Check your instructor's syllabus and guidelines
- Use AI to generate the entire assignment (Incorrect - This is plagiarism)
- Cite AI tools in all assignments, regardless of use (Incorrect - You don't always need to cite the tools)
A: Check your instructor's syllabus and guidelines
If right: Correct - Check your syllabus for guidance

Q: AI-generated sources should always be trusted for academic research
- True (Incorrect - AI can produce inaccurate or misleading information)
- False
A: False
If right: Correct - AI can produce inaccurate or misleading information

Q: What is a key reason that AI-generated content must sometimes be cited in academic work?
- AI-generated text is always considered common knowledge (Incorrect - AI is not always common knowledge)
- AI tools are listed as co-authors in APA citations (Incorrect - AI tools are not listed as authors in APA)
- AI can generate unique ideas, requiring proper attribution
- AI citations are optional unless specified by an instructor (Incorrect - Depending on how the tools are used, they should always be cited)
A: AI can generate unique ideas, requiring proper attribution
If right: Correct - AI thoughts are not always your thoughts

Q: Which of the following are best practices for responsible AI use in academic writing? (Select all that apply)
- Verify AI-generated content against scholarly sources
- Clearly disclose AI use when required by an instructor
- Rely solely on AI for research without fact-checking (Incorrect - AI may hallucinate, you should always fact-check)
- Use AI for brainstorming and summarization
A: Verify AI-generated content against scholarly sources; Clearly disclose AI use when required by an instructor; Use AI for brainstorming and summarization
If right: Correct - AI may hallucinate; always fact-check Correct - Always follow instructor guidelines Correct - Think of AI as a getting started tool

Q: Why is fact-checking AI-generated content important?
- AI tools always provide accurate and reliable information (Incorrect - It is not always accurate or reliable)
- AI can generate convincing but incorrect information (hallucinations)
- AI does not have access to any external sources (Incorrect - AI is trained on external sources)
- AI citations are always accurate and verifiable (Incorrect - AI may generate false information that looks real)
A: AI can generate convincing but incorrect information (hallucinations)
If right: Correct - AI may generate false information

Q: If an AI tool was used to generate a significant portion of a written assignment, students should provide a _______ detailing its usage.
A: citation

Q: AI tools should never be used for brainstorming or summarizing academic content.
- True (Incorrect - AI can assist with brainstorming and summarization, but students must use critical thinking)
- False
A: False
If right: Correct - AI can assist with brainstorming and summarization, but students must use critical thinking

Q: What are some reasons AI citations might be required in academic work? (Select all that apply)
- The AI-generated content was quoted directly
- The AI-generated content was paraphrased or summarized
- The AI-generated content was only used for brainstorming (Incorrect - If only brainstorming you don't need to cite)
- The AI tool created an original dataset or image used in the work
A: The AI-generated content was quoted directly; The AI-generated content was paraphrased or summarized; The AI tool created an original dataset or image used in the work
If right: Correct - If quoted directly, you should cite Correct - If using a summary, you should cite Correct - If AI created an image for you, you should cite