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8.100 Detecting AI‑Generated Content Worksheet

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This Grade 8 Social Studies worksheet provides structured practice on 8.100 Detecting AI‑Generated Content. Students are guided through targeted exercises that build foundational understanding, computational accuracy, and critical thinking skills.

Detecting AI‑Generated Content (Basics) - Recognize signals of synthetic media and verify with multiple tools and sources. (ISTE Students; AASL Curate)

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Social Studies

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Social Studies Curriculum

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

A ‘leaked PDF memo’ is shared as images. The typography matches past memos, and a QR code ‘verifies’ it. But the QR code leads to a short link service with no clear owner.

In this scenario, which evidence would MOST strongly authenticate or debunk the memo?

AThe QR code exists, so it must be authentic.

BIf many people repost it, it’s probably true.

CA copy from the official document system/verified archive (or direct confirmation from the issuing office), plus matching reference numbers and release logs.

DThe memo uses formal language, so it’s real.

Solution & Explanation:Mastery questions reward strong evidence hierarchy: trace provenance, verify identity, triangulate with primary/independent sources, and test consistency. The correct option is the one that reduces manipulation risk even when artifacts are subtle.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Yara is checking a striking photo of ‘damage’ after a storm in Oak Terrace. Reverse image search shows no exact match. Metadata is stripped. The photo includes a street sign and a storefront name.

Which multi-tool approach is MOST likely to verify location and time?

AAssume missing metadata proves it’s AI.

BRely only on the fact that reverse search found no match.

CDecide based on how dramatic the scene looks.

DUse the street sign/storefront to geolocate via maps, compare with other local photos/news, and cross-check weather/time-of-day clues.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

A polished ‘investigation’ thread on TikTok claims the Election Office in Willow Creek is covering up a scholarship program. It includes screenshots, charts, and many links. Several links go to newly created sites that look like real newspapers.

Which step best protects you from a coordinated synthetic campaign?

ATrust any site that has a ‘Breaking News’ banner.

BPick the thread with the most graphics because it looks researched.

COnly check whether the thread matches what you already believe.

DPrioritize primary sources and reputable outlets, verify site identity (about/ownership/history), and triangulate claims across independent evidence.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 8 Social Studies students. It aligns with educational standard MLCOR.8.100 (Develop understanding of Detecting AI-Generated Content Basics through grade 8 social studies practice.).