15 harder questions across the beginner tutorial: competing principles, high-stakes decisions, fairness trade-offs, appeals, sensitive data, creator rights, automation bias, AI versus non-AI options, synthetic media, cross-border questions, incident response and go/no-go decisions.
All questions on one page
Scroll through the whole paper and answer in any order, like a real exam.
Pass mark
You need 9 of 15 marks to pass.
Timed
You get 25 minutes. The exam submits automatically when time runs out.
15 questions, 1 mark each. Pass mark: 9. Most questions describe a short situation and ask for a judgement. Some have more than one defensible answer, and some ask you to type a short answer. Every scenario, name and number in a question is invented for practice. Credit goes to answers that name the uncertainty, use the evidence given, weigh the trade-offs and give a decision you could defend. The exam is educational and is not legal advice.
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