How to Cite AI in APA, MLA and Chicago Quiz

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1. In APA style, who is listed as the author of ChatGPT output?
   • The student who wrote the prompt
   • ChatGPT itself
   • OpenAI, the company that built the model
   • No author is listed
2. In MLA style, what normally goes in the title position of an AI citation?
   • A description of what was generated, usually the prompt
   • The name of the AI company
   • The student's name
   • The word Anonymous
3. Where does Chicago style usually cite AI-generated text?
   • In the bibliography only
   • In a separate appendix of prompts
   • It forbids citing AI
   • In a note, usually with no bibliography entry
4. Why does Chicago usually leave AI output out of the bibliography?
   • AI output is not allowed in academic work
   • Readers generally cannot retrieve the conversation
   • Bibliographies are only for books
   • The AI company forbids it
5. What does APA suggest for a long AI response?
   • Delete it
   • Quote it all in the introduction
   • Put the full text in an appendix
   • Paraphrase it without citation
6. What does an MLA in-text citation for AI output use?
   • A shortened form of the title, meaning the prompt description
   • The company name and year
   • A footnote number only
   • The model version number
7. Why should you record the model version and date when citing AI?
   • Style guides charge a fee otherwise
   • Dates are only needed for images
   • Models are always the same, so it is only a formality
   • Models change, and the same prompt can give different output later
8. ChatGPT tells you about a specific research study. What should you do before using the claim?
   • Cite ChatGPT as the source of the study
   • Find the original study, check it, and cite that
   • Cite the AI company's website
   • Use it without any citation