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🔎 🤖 AI Detective: Check the Answer

Become an AI detective: check calculations, summaries, assumptions and everyday language, including sarcasm. Use the supplied information to explain whether a sample AI answer is correct, incorrect or needs more evidence.
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Practice Questions

  1. 🔎 Information: A baker made 5 trays with 12 cookies on each tray. 🤖 AI says: “The baker made 50 cookies altogether.”
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    (B) Incorrect

  2. 🔎 Information: Some pupils enjoyed the trip, but others found it tiring. 🤖 AI says: “The pupils had different opinions about the trip.”
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    (A) Correct

  3. 🔎 Information: Omar has not replied to a message sent ten minutes ago. 🤖 AI says: “Omar is angry with the sender.”
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    (C) Not enough information

  4. 🔎 Information: A school notice says the garden club meets on Tuesday. It gives no start time. 🤖 AI says: “The garden club starts at 3:30.”
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    (C) Not enough information

  5. 🔎 Information: Before Maya goes on stage, her friend smiles and says, “Break a leg!” Maya replies, “Thanks for wishing me luck!” 🤖 AI says: “Her friend is wishing Maya good luck.”
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    (A) Correct

Quick Tip
Check each sample AI answer. Circle a choice and explain why.
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Teaching Notes

Use the three verdicts to check varied sample AI claims, not just calculations. For sarcasm and idioms discuss how the context supports the interpretation; accept justified uncertainty if a generated example is ambiguous. Inspect one generated worksheet and its answer key before batch generation.

Common Mistakes
  • Assuming every AI answer is wrong
  • Treating missing information as proof a claim is false
  • Believing a confident answer without checking the clue
Differentiation
SupportRead each clue aloud, provide the three labels and let the child explain orally first.
ChallengeAsk which part of a claim the evidence supports and what further information would be needed.
Discussion Questions
  • Can a correct-looking answer still need checking?
  • How is not enough information different from wrong?
Extension Activities
  • Write a pretend answer to one supplied clue. Ask a partner to check it and explain their reasoning.
Learning Path
Skill Level

beginner

Estimated Time

15 minutes

Skills Practiced
Compare a claim with evidenceCorrect a contradicted claimRecognise missing evidence