Certified Advanced Prompting - Practice Quiz — Quiz in Progress

Q1. Which best captures the key idea of "Multi-step reasoning"? AAnything beyond the context window or a new chat is forgotten - models have... BReversible vs irreversible: speed up the first, slow down the second CBreak complex problems into ordered reasoning steps the model can verify as it goes DBuild a 30-day onboarding schedule

Q2. Which best captures the key idea of "Analogical reasoning"? ADeploy to shared hosting or free static hosts; a URL makes it real BAsk the model to map a new problem onto a familiar one to find... CAsk 'why' five times to fix causes, not symptoms DTell the model whether to reason from rules to cases or from cases to...

Q3. Which best captures the key idea of "Counterfactual prompting"? AKeys uniquely identify rows and connect tables into relationships BExplore 'what if' alternatives to stress-test a conclusion CSummarise a long document first, then act on the summary to save context DA few honest KPIs beat vanity numbers; review rhythm matters

Q4. Which best captures the key idea of "Deductive vs inductive"? AReuse answers for identical inputs BTreat prompting as a loop: draft, review the output, refine the instruction, repeat CPersonas built from real data guide every message and channel choice DTell the model whether to reason from rules to cases or from cases to...

Q5. Which best captures the key idea of "Constraint satisfaction"? AState hard constraints and ask the model to find an answer that satisfies all BDeveloper, designer, analyst, support, QA, PM — many doors into tech CRegister properly, separate finances, keep simple records from day one DUse AI to spot missing values, outliers, and formatting issues

Q6. Which best captures the key idea of "Reasoning with uncertainty"? AInitiate, plan, execute, monitor, close — every project passes these gates BHave the model express confidence and flag assumptions CScope, price, contract, deliver — small local clients are a great start DSame questions, scorecards, evidence-based decisions — fair and legally safer

Q7. Which best captures the key idea of "Error analysis"? AApply the IRAC framework to an issue BAsk the model to find where its own reasoning could go wrong CModels can reflect biases in their data; review for fairness DThe longest dependent chain sets the finish date; protect it

Q8. Which best captures the key idea of "Verifying conclusions"? ARe-derive the answer a second way to confirm it BReference concrete styles, eras, or media for a consistent look CTrain teams and roll out AI gradually with feedback loops DDesign prompts that decline unsafe or out-of-scope requests gracefully