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You are a marketing manager deciding what to include in custom instructions for a writing-focused Project.
Which two items belong in the custom instructions? (Select two.)
Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A. The prompt author's preferred response length for internal messages unrelated to external deliverables.
• B. A representative sample of past writing that reflects the team's preferred style and structure.
• C. The standard structure and length expectations for typical deliverables.
• D. The brand voice and tonal expectations the writing must follow.
• E. The preferred writing style of the marketing manager who will review all final deliverables.

A knowledge worker is iterating a prompt that has produced a partly acceptable response.
Which refinement practice produces the strongest learning across iterations?

• A. Change one identifiable element per iteration, capture the change and its effect, and adjust another element only after the first is settled.
• B. Make several related changes in one iteration when they target the same weakness, and revert the whole set if the combined change makes the output worse.
• C. Address every weakness the response showed in a single revision, then compare the revised output against the prior version.
• D. Restart from a fresh prompt each iteration so that prior wording does not bias the next attempt, and pick the strongest response at the end.

You are a content creator. A first response from Claude is accurate but uses inconsistent terminology that does not match your organization ' s glossary.
Which iterative change addresses the issue most directly?

• A. Remove the topic from the prompt to avoid the terminology issue entirely.
• B. Provide the organization ' s glossary and instruct Claude to use only those terms throughout the response.
• C. Increase the requested length so the inconsistent terminology appears more often.
• D. Ask Claude to invent additional terms unrelated to the glossary.

You are a Claude associate troubleshooting a Claude response that introduces facts not present in the supplied source.
Which root cause is most directly indicated?

• A. The prompt asks for a comprehensive response, which leads Claude to fill perceived gaps with plausible-sounding but unverified detail.
• B. The prompt asks Claude to act as a researcher rather than a writer.
• C. The prompt's heading-based structure encourages Claude to generate placeholder content under each heading even when the source does not cover it.
• D. The prompt does not constrain Claude to use only facts present in the supplied source.

A knowledge worker is explaining the cost, speed, and quality trade-offs across Claude models to a colleague.
Which generalization correctly describes the trade-off?

• A. More capable models generally consume more resources and run more slowly, while lighter models are usually faster and less expensive.
• B. Speed and resource consumption are independent of model capability; the difference between Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus is reasoning depth alone.
• C. Lighter models consume more resources per request than more capable models because they always require multiple passes to match higher-model quality.
• D. More capable models generally consume less of the usage limit because their reasoning is more efficient, even though they run more slowly than lighter models.