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07 September 2025 - AI News Quiz for Children Aged 11-14 Years Old
Welcome to the AI News Quiz for Children Aged 11–14! This quiz covers some of the most interesting and important AI stories from the first week of September 2025. From health breakthroughs to clever robots, you’ll discover how AI is shaping our world in fun and surprising ways.
Don’t worry if you don’t know all the answers straight away—this quiz is designed to be both fun and educational. Just take your best guess, and you’ll find out right away whether you got it right or not.
So grab your curiosity and dive in! You might be surprised at how exciting and even a little funny the world of artificial intelligence can be.
1 .
What strange thing did a tennis robot do at a tech show in Berlin?
Started dancing the cha-cha
Tried to serve sandwiches instead of balls
Played a real rally with people on court
Argued with the referee about line calls
At IFA Berlin, the Acemate Tennis Robot wowed visitors by rallying with them on court. Using cameras and AI, it tracked shots and hit balls back like a non-stop sparring partner. It shows how robots are moving from clunky machines to clever playmates.
2 .
Which UK university teamed up with the Ellison Institute to launch a £118 million AI vaccine project?
University of Manchester
University of Oxford
University of Glasgow
University of Cambridge
The University of Oxford announced a huge partnership with the Ellison Institute to use AI in vaccine research. The £118m programme combines human challenge trials and advanced computer models to spot the signals that show when a vaccine really works. It targets tough germs like E. coli and pneumonia.
3 .
What new tool did the NHS roll out across all stroke centres in England?
An AI system that reads brain scans in about a minute
A video game for patient recovery
A drone that brings medicines to wards
A robot nurse that makes tea for patients
The NHS equipped all 107 stroke centres in England with an AI tool that analyses brain scans in under a minute. It helps doctors quickly decide if a patient needs urgent surgery. This cut treatment times by an hour and nearly tripled recovery rates with little or no disability.
4 .
What did the UK government set up to test how AI rules should work in real life?
A team of robot MPs in Parliament
A national “AI Week” with free gadgets
A new £2.7 million fund for regulators
A giant AI-powered theme park
The UK announced a £2.7 million fund to help regulators try out AI rules in a safe way. Regulators in areas like aviation and nuclear energy will run small “sandbox” experiments. This means they can spot problems and improve laws before AI gets rolled out everywhere.
5 .
What new skill are AI weather models getting better at, according to UK scientists?
Predicting who will win the next reality TV show
Controlling the sunshine for football matches
Deciding the best flavour of crisps to eat on rainy days
Making accurate months-ahead seasonal forecasts
The Met Office announced that machine learning models are now much better at seasonal forecasting — predicting weather patterns months in advance. This can help with planning for floods, farming, and energy demand. It doesn’t give us sunshine-on-demand, but it makes long-term weather planning more reliable.
6 .
What safety feature did ChatGPT announce for teenagers using the app?
It will alert parents if teens show signs of acute distress
It will tell jokes until you feel better
It will email teachers a daily mood report
It will play calming whale noises automatically
OpenAI announced new parental controls for ChatGPT. If a teenager’s chat shows signs of acute distress, linked parent accounts will receive an alert so they can step in. Parents will also be able to adjust settings like memory and chat history. It’s designed to improve online safety for young users.
7 .
Which UK sector just got a £2.9 billion boost thanks to record investment?
The fashion industry
Video game arcades
Theme parks and rollercoasters
Artificial intelligence companies
The UK government revealed that investors poured a record £2.9 billion into British AI companies last year. This shows confidence in the UK as a growing hub for tech innovation. The funding is helping AI businesses expand, create new jobs, and develop world-leading technology for the future.
8 .
Which UK schools rulebook was updated to warn about AI and fake online content?
Headteachers’ Annual Joke Book
The School Sports Handbook
Keeping Children Safe in Education
The National Lunch Menu Guide
From September 2025, schools in England must follow new guidance in Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE). It warns teachers and leaders to watch out for risks from AI, conspiracy theories, and online fakes. The update is designed to help schools prepare children for safer digital lives.
9 .
At IFA Berlin, what new AI-powered gadget was shown that helps people play sports?
A tennis robot that can rally with humans
A football that shouts “goal” when you kick it
A basketball that coaches you mid-dribble
A skateboard that gives weather reports
At the IFA tech show in Berlin, the Acemate Tennis Robot amazed visitors by rallying on court with real players. Using cameras and AI, it tracked movements and returned shots like a serious training partner. It’s a glimpse of how robotics and AI are now moving into everyday sports practice.
10 .
Which clever farming tool was created using AI and satellites to help grow chickpeas?
A robot that sings to plants
A system that checks crops from space and advises on watering
A tractor that makes crop circles
A drone that paints fields green
Scientists at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem developed an AI tool that uses satellite images and weather data to monitor chickpea crops. It tells farmers how much water the plants need by measuring leaf growth and water levels. It’s like having a “plant doctor in the sky” helping food grow more efficiently.
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