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Froggy Jumps Grade 6 - Explore PromptingOnline version Grade 6 - Explore Prompting by Dalia Nass 1 What is a prompt? a A type of robot b A question or instruction you give to AI c A picture made by AI 2 Which prompt will give a better answer from AI? a “List 3 animals that live in the desert and explain how they survive.” b “Tell me about animals.” c “Animals are cool.” 3 If your prompt is unclear, AI may give the wrong or confusing answer a True b False c 4 Which prompt would work best for creating an AI image? a Make something fun b Create image for funny animals c Create image for a cat wearing sunglasses on the beach 5 How can prompts help us solve problems? a By helping AI guess what we want b By asking AI for ideas, advice, or solutions c By confusing AI 6 A good prompt should be clear, detailed, and have a goal. a True b False c 7 The longer the prompt, the better the answer — always. a True b False c 8 You can use prompting to create stories, images, and even teaching ideas. a True b False c

Froggy Jumps

Grade 6 - Explore PromptingOnline version

Grade 6 - Explore Prompting

by Dalia Nass

What is a prompt?

A type of robot

A question or instruction you give to AI

A picture made by AI

Which prompt will give a better answer from AI?

“List 3 animals that live in the desert and explain how they survive.”

“Tell me about animals.”

“Animals are cool.”

If your prompt is unclear, AI may give the wrong or confusing answer

True

False

Which prompt would work best for creating an AI image?

Make something fun

Create image for funny animals

Create image for a cat wearing sunglasses on the beach

How can prompts help us solve problems?

By helping AI guess what we want

By asking AI for ideas, advice, or solutions

By confusing AI

A good prompt should be clear, detailed, and have a goal.

True

False

The longer the prompt, the better the answer — always.

True

False

You can use prompting to create stories, images, and even teaching ideas.

True

False

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Which prompt will give a better answer from AI?

If your prompt is unclear, AI may give the wrong or confusing answer

Which prompt would work best for creating an AI image?

How can prompts help us solve problems?

A good prompt should be clear, detailed, and have a goal.

The longer the prompt, the better the answer — always.

You can use prompting to create stories, images, and even teaching ideas.

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