Designing AI-Resistant Assignments Quiz

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1. According to the guide, what is the real goal of an AI-resistant assignment?
   • To make it technically impossible for any chatbot to respond to the prompt
   • To make outsourcing the work pointless or visibly incomplete so learning is the easiest path
   • To catch as many students as possible using AI detectors
   • To ban all digital tools from coursework
2. Why does requiring a student's own interview notes or recording help?
   • A chatbot can invent an interview but cannot produce the underlying recording or notes
   • Chatbots refuse to write about interviews
   • Interviews are always too long for AI models to process
   • Recordings automatically include an AI-detection watermark
3. What is the main benefit of splitting a project into in-class stages?
   • It reduces the total amount of writing students do
   • It lets the teacher skip grading the final draft
   • It lets the teacher see the thinking develop, so a mismatched final draft prompts a conversation
   • It guarantees no student can use AI at home
4. Which of these is described as a misconception in the guide?
   • Oral defenses are hard to fake
   • Authentic tasks demand specific judgment
   • Rubrics should reward things a model cannot supply
   • Choosing an obscure topic reliably defeats AI
5. What does the guide recommend doing with your prompt before assigning it?
   • Run it through an AI detector
   • Paste it into a few chatbots and grade the output with your own rubric
   • Share it with students a month in advance
   • Translate it into another language
6. Why does the guide suggest weighting process checkpoints at around 30 to 40 percent?
   • Because schools legally require it
   • Because final drafts are no longer worth grading
   • Because low-weight checkpoints get treated as optional
   • Because it makes grading faster
7. How should short oral checks be applied, according to the technical section?
   • Consistently to all students, using standardized questions drawn from their own text
   • Only to students whose writing seems suspicious
   • Only at the end of the school year
   • Only to students who ask for one
8. What fact does the guide give about OpenAI's AI text classifier?
   • It became the standard tool in schools
   • It was made mandatory for universities
   • It was merged into Google Docs
   • It was withdrawn in 2023, citing low accuracy