Module 4 · 10 questions · Retry allowed

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1. Which request defines the clearest outcome?Write something good.Draft a 150-word notice that lets residents find the collection date, accepted items, and contact route.Discuss recycling.Be helpful.

2. Why should a specification name the audience?Audience affects assumed knowledge, vocabulary, detail, and use.It guarantees factual accuracy.It removes the need for sources.Every audience needs the same result.

3. Which source instruction is strongest?Use whatever sounds right.Use reliable information.Use only the supplied approved policy dated 10 June; mark absent details Not stated.Invent a source if needed.

4. What is a useful boundary for a message-drafting task?Write perfectly.Take any action that saves time.Do everything needed.Return a draft; do not send it; the programme owner approves it.

5. Which review criterion is observable?The answer feels professional.The model is confident.The writing is excellent.Every amount matches Source A and uses the stated currency.

6. What is the correct role of an example?It can show structure or style, but must be labelled separately from factual evidence.It replaces the outcome and criteria.Every detail in it belongs in the new result.It proves the result is correct.

7. When should a clarification question be asked?After the final result has been published.Only to make a prompt longer.When the missing answer materially changes the work.For every word in the request.

8. Why divide complex work into stages?To hide the evidence.To match tasks with tools, checks, owners, and approval points.To let AI make every decision.To remove stop conditions.

9. An output is accurate but too technical for beginners. What is the best first revision?Define the audience’s knowledge and required level.Change every part of the prompt.Remove the sources.Ask for more jargon.

10. What does a strong task specification do?Guarantees perfect compliance.Removes human review.Makes the work and its review clearer while recognising that output can still fail.Works only with one AI product.

What to review

Missed 1 or 2: review outcome and audience.
Missed 3: review context and authorised sources.
Missed 4: review constraints, boundaries, and approval.
Missed 5: review format and observable criteria.
Missed 6 or 7: review examples and clarification.
Missed 8: review staged workflows.
Missed 9: review diagnosis and targeted iteration.
Missed 10: review the limits of specifications.

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