Module 12 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 capstone: a reusable prompt workflow to your own work, not whether you can recall the wording of a unit.
Questions
1. The right task for the capstone is one that…
A. is most interesting B. you do at least monthly, with a real reader, whose content passes the privacy gate C. takes longest D. nobody else does
2. A task should be avoided for the capstone when…
A. it is short B. the whole point of it is your judgement C. it has many readers D. it is done by a team
3. Writing the success statement before building anything means…
A. the work is faster B. you can judge the result honestly rather than by effort spent C. fewer versions D. a shorter prompt
4. The canvas should be filled…
A. bottom-up B. task and decision first C. in any order D. after the first prompt
5. If the canvas runs past one page, the likely cause is…
A. a complex reader B. the task is really two tasks C. too many constraints D. an unclear tool
6. An entirely empty sensitivity row usually means…
A. there is nothing to protect B. the gate was not run C. the task is internal D. the data is public
7. Prompt v1 should be…
A. polished for an hour B. written in about ten minutes and run C. skipped D. copied from a library
8. Three runs before a change and three after matters because…
A. it is thorough B. one run cannot separate a prompt problem from a bad draw C. tools vary by time D. reviewers need practice
9. Changing one thing per version is slower for two rounds and faster afterwards because…
A. versions are shorter B. you accumulate knowledge instead of a prompt nobody understands C. tools cache results D. reviewers prefer it
10. The test of a finished template is that…
A. it is complete B. a colleague can run it without asking you anything C. it is short D. it has been used once
Answers
1. B
The wrong task makes the capstone an exercise rather than something you use.
2. B
Those tasks are done by you, not assisted.
3. B
A stated target is what lets you tell whether it was worth it.
4. B
Filled bottom-up it describes the output you already imagined.
5. B
Splitting is better than compressing.
6. B
It is worth a second look rather than an assumption.
7. B
It exists to be improved, and the repair loop is the next step.
8. B
Consistency is what you are building.
9. B
Changing three lines tells you nothing about which one worked.
10. B
Whatever they ask about is the missing piece.
What to Review
- Missed 1, 2 or 3: review Unit 0.
- Missed 4, 5 or 6: review Unit 1.
- Missed 7: review Unit 2.
- Missed 8 or 9: review Unit 3.
- Missed 10: review Unit 5.