How to Write a Literature Review with AI Quiz

Answers and explanations appear as you take the quiz.

1. Why can a general chatbot without search produce a reference to a paper that does not exist?
   • It copies references from a secret database
   • It generates likely token sequences, and citations follow a regular pattern it can imitate
   • Journals deliberately publish fake references
   • It cannot produce text in citation format
2. What is the main difference between a literature review and a list of summaries?
   • A review groups studies by theme, agreement, method or gap and explains what is known
   • A review includes only one study
   • A review never includes limitations
   • A review is written entirely by an AI tool
3. Why should an extraction schema include a 'not reported' value?
   • It makes the matrix shorter
   • It is required by all journals
   • It lets the tool skip reading the paper
   • It stops the model from filling empty cells with guesses
4. Which check confirms a reference is real and correctly cited?
   • The reference sounds academic
   • The chatbot says it is real
   • The DOI resolves and the title, authors, year and journal match
   • The journal name is well known
5. What happened in the 2023 US case Mata v. Avianca?
   • Lawyers were sanctioned for citing cases ChatGPT had invented
   • A court banned all AI research tools
   • A journal retracted every AI-assisted paper
   • An airline sued a chatbot company
6. What remaining risk do retrieval-based tools like Elicit or Consensus still carry?
   • They always invent papers
   • They cannot search any database
   • They only work offline
   • They can misstate or misread a real paper's findings
7. What is citation chaining?
   • Copying a citation list from a chatbot
   • Following a paper's references backward and its citing papers forward
   • Citing the same paper many times
   • Linking citations with hyperlinks
8. Why does the guide suggest asking for a short quote and page number for each extracted claim?
   • Quotes make the review longer
   • Page numbers are needed to upload PDFs
   • It makes spot-checking each claim against the paper fast
   • It prevents the tool from reading tables