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Module 03 Knowledge Check

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 apply inputs and context packaging to your own work, not whether you can recall the wording of a unit.

Questions

1. The test for whether a fact belongs in a prompt is…

A. whether it is true B. whether a good answer would change without it C. whether it is short D. whether it sounds professional

2. The line that matters most when sorting information is between…

A. public and fictional B. internal and sensitive C. long and short D. written and spoken

3. Substituting a real name for "Learner A" is not enough when…

A. the task is short B. the person could still be identified from what remains C. the tool is approved D. the output stays internal

4. Marking supplied figures as "do not change or add to" prevents…

A. long answers B. a fourth figure appearing that reads as a fact C. tone drift D. format errors

5. Source markers around pasted material exist so that…

A. the text is easier to read B. the tool knows where your material ends and your instructions begin C. the prompt is shorter D. the output is formatted

6. "If something important is missing, list it under Not covered" is useful because…

A. it shortens the output B. it gives the gap somewhere to go other than into invention C. it improves tone D. it is required by most tools

7. A constraint is well written when…

A. it sounds firm B. a reader could tell in ten seconds whether it was met C. it is one word D. it uses the word must

8. If a constraint list is getting past about six items, the usual cause is…

A. the reader is demanding B. the task is really two tasks C. the tool is weak D. the context is too short

9. Source-bounding a summary protects against…

A. errors in your notes B. added errors, but not inherited ones C. tone problems D. formatting problems

10. The trimming pass usually results in a prompt that is…

A. longer and better B. about a third shorter and works the same or better C. unchanged D. shorter and clearly worse

Answers

1. B

Context is the facts an answer depends on, not background reading.

2. B

Public and fictional are safe. The costly mistakes happen when internal is treated as sensitive-free.

3. B

In a small team or with a rare detail, removing the name does not protect anyone.

4. B

Without it, an extra percentage or comparison routinely appears.

5. B

Without markers the boundary has to be guessed.

6. B

A gap with nowhere to go gets filled.

7. B

"Keep it short" cannot be reviewed; "under 200 words" can.

8. B

Constraints compete, and the tool quietly drops some.

9. B

A faithful summary of a wrong note carries the error forward.

10. B

Lines that would not change a good answer are removed.

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