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15 June 2025 - AI News Quiz for Children Aged 11-14 Years Old
This is your chance to test what you know about the latest and greatest news in the world of Artificial Intelligence! This quiz is designed for children aged 11 to 14 and is based on real news stories from the past week.
Don’t worry if you’re not sure of the answers—just take a guess! You’ll find out if you were right after every question, and you might be surprised at what you learn.
From smart weather forecasting to schools battling AI-powered cheating, AI is showing up in all kinds of places. Let’s see how many stories you recognise!
1 .
What surprising thing happened with UK university students and AI this week?
Students caught cooking robots dinner
Students taught AI to paint classrooms
Thousands got caught using AI to cheat on assignments
A robot graduated instead of a student
Over 7,000 UK university students were caught using tools like ChatGPT to cheat on assignments during the 2023–24 academic year, up sharply from the year before and prompting universities to rethink assessment methods.
2 .
What did researchers warn UK data centres have been consuming a lot more of this week?
Water to keep AI servers cool
Power-sippy cups for robots
Chocolate to motivate the machines
Extra internet bandwidth for cat videos
England’s Environment Agency warned that AI-powered data centres are consuming huge volumes of water for cooling, potentially causing a daily shortfall of 5 billion litres by 2055 if unregulated.
3 .
How is the UK Met Office using AI this week to improve weather forecasts?
Teaching clouds how to speak
Making forecasts more detailed and faster
Asking AI to guess if it’s sunny
Scanning raindrops for secret messages
The Met Office is trialling AI systems—like “FastNet”—that generate high-resolution (down to 100m) weather forecasts and speed up prediction processing.
4 .
What new tool did the UK AI Safety Institute launch to guide safe tech use?
An AI Playbook for government use
A superhero AI costume kit
A singing chatbot with rules
Glow-in-the-dark robot helmets
The UK Government published the “AI Playbook” on GOV.UK—practical guidelines for civil servants and public sector groups to deploy AI safely, responsibly, and with human oversight.
5 .
What did a major UK survey reveal most people want before kids use new AI apps?
More cool features and fun characters
Free access to every school
Safety checks before the apps are released
Robot voices that sound like their teachers
An NSPCC/YouGov poll showed that 78% of UK adults support mandatory safety checks on AI products for children—even if it delays their launch.
6 .
How did the UK government say AI could help children with learning difficulties?
Turning lessons into cartoons
Creating robot study buddies
Supporting dyslexic learners with tailored help
Teaching pets how to do homework
Science Secretary Peter Kyle—himself dyslexic—highlighted that AI can personalize learning support for dyslexic children, acting like an “incredible tutor.”
7 .
What unusual step did a UK university take to fight AI-based cheating this week?
Replacing essays with robot dance-offs
Asking students to swear on code books
Bringing back handwritten exams for some courses
Installing lie detectors in exam rooms
Faced with rising AI cheating, some UK universities are requiring students to take handwritten exams again, making it harder to use AI to generate work.
8 .
What did a UK school try using AI for this week that could save teachers time?
Turning messy handwriting into typed words
Marking homework with funny comments
Building robot pencil sharpeners
Writing bedtime stories in maths class
Schools piloted AI tools to convert handwritten student work into typed text. Teachers have noted big time savings and easier marking.
9 .
What is a key way AI is helping the UK fight climate change this week?
Teaching trees to talk
Building robots to eat rubbish
Predicting when flowers will bloom
Spotting pollution patterns using satellite data
AI systems are now scanning satellite data to detect pollution patterns and environmental changes across the UK, helping researchers act fast on climate issues.
10 .
What did children at a science museum try with AI this week?
Training robots to juggle
Making slime with code
Teaching AI to play board games
Talking to an AI that asks them questions
At Amsterdam’s NEMO Science Museum, kids engaged with an AI-powered installation where they answered questions and helped “train” the AI in real time.
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