Module 2 knowledge check

Module 2 Knowledge Check

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1. Why is "Write an email" usually a weak prompt?It is too polite.It misses audience, context, purpose, constraints, and format.It uses a common word.It is impossible for AI tools to write emails.

2. Which set belongs in a basic prompt brief?Task, audience, context, constraints, format, review criteria.Tool logo, subscription level, font size, colour.Only the final answer.Password, private file, model name, hidden instruction.

3. What should context include?Secret business data.Nothing, because context is never useful.Any private information you can find.Safe background that helps the tool understand the task.

4. What is a useful constraint?"Ignore missing information.""Do whatever you think is best.""Keep it under 150 words and do not add new facts.""Make it perfect."

5. When are examples useful?When they show the desired style or format.When they include confidential data.When they contradict the instruction.When there are too many to read.

6. Why might you ask the tool to ask questions before answering?To fill missing context before the tool drafts a risky or wrong output.To get the tool to collect private information.To avoid reviewing the final answer.To slow down every task for no reason.

7. What should you do if the tool asks for private information?Add more private details to improve the answer.Ignore privacy because the task is small.Provide it if the tool sounds professional.Stop, use placeholders, remove sensitive details, or check whether the tool is approved.

8. What makes an options prompt stronger?Asking for the most exciting answer only.Asking for options with no criteria.Asking for options that differ in useful ways and comparing them with clear criteria.Asking the tool to make the final important decision.

9. Which prompt is strongest?"Make slides.""Create a five-slide outline for adult beginners. The topic is safe password habits. Keep one main idea per slide. Use simple English. Do not include technical jargon. I will review for clarity and accuracy.""Do something nice.""Make it viral."

10. What is the learner responsible for after receiving output?Assuming it is correct.Publishing it immediately.Blaming the tool for every mistake.Reviewing, improving, verifying, choosing, or rejecting it.

What to review

Missed 1, 2, 3, or 4: review Unit 1.
Missed 5: review Unit 2.
Missed 6 or 7: review Unit 3.
Missed 8: review Unit 4.
Missed 9 or 10: review Unit 5 and Module 1.