Questions: 10 Pass mark: 8 out of 10 Retries: allowed after reading feedback
Instructions
Choose the best answer. The goal is to check whether you can frame the task before generating AI output.
Questions
1. What should usually come before choosing an AI tool?
A. A clear statement of the job to be done. B. The longest prompt you can find online. C. A list of paid products. D. The first answer from the AI tool.
2. What is a job statement?
A. A password for an AI tool. B. A short sentence explaining what you need to do and why it matters. C. A guarantee that AI output will be correct. D. A list of vendor features.
3. Why should you define the audience?
A. The same output should always be used for everyone. B. Audience changes language, tone, detail, examples, and usefulness. C. Audience only matters for design, not text. D. Audience removes the need to check facts.
4. What is an output decision?
A. The decision to buy an AI subscription. B. What the output should help someone decide, do, check, or prepare. C. The font size of the output. D. The model name used by the tool.
5. Which is a checkable success criterion?
A. Make it amazing. B. Make it sound professional somehow. C. Keep the message under 150 words and include three action items. D. Do your best.
6. Why define success criteria before generation?
A. To make review easier and reduce guessing. B. To avoid reading the output. C. To force the AI tool to be perfect. D. To remove human responsibility.
7. What are failure criteria?
A. Conditions that make an output weak, unsafe, or unusable. B. A list of successful AI products. C. A way to hide mistakes. D. A prompt style used only by programmers.
8. Which is a useful failure criterion?
A. The answer uses words. B. The answer invents dates, costs, approvals, or facts not provided. C. The answer is shown on a screen. D. The answer has paragraphs.
9. What is a stop condition?
A. A reason to stop using AI or ask for human review. B. A way to avoid all review. C. A command that always improves output. D. A product setting for paid users only.
10. What should you do if important information is missing?
A. Ask the AI tool to guess confidently. B. Ask for questions, assumptions, or missing information instead of accepting invented details. C. Hide the missing information from reviewers. D. Publish the output immediately.
Answers and Feedback
1. A
Start with the work problem before choosing tool use.
2. B
A job statement explains the task and why it matters.
3. B
Audience affects tone, detail, examples, format, and usefulness.
4. B
The output decision describes what the output should support.
5. C
This criterion can be checked by a human reviewer.
6. A
Success criteria make the prompt and review process clearer.
7. A
Failure criteria help you reject polished but weak or unsafe output.
8. B
Invented facts, dates, costs, or approvals can make output unusable.
9. A
A stop condition marks when AI use should stop or escalate.
10. B
Missing information should be made visible instead of guessed.
What to Review
- Missed 1 or 2: review Unit 0.
- Missed 3: review Unit 1.
- Missed 4: review Unit 2.
- Missed 5 or 6: review Unit 3.
- Missed 7, 8, or 9: review Unit 4.
- Missed 10: review Units 3 and 4.