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Question 1 of 12 · Output Evaluation and Validation
A paralegal asks Claude to summarize a contract dispute and cite relevant case law. Claude responds confidently with a summary and references 'Harrison v. Meridian Trust (2019)' including a specific docket number. The paralegal has never heard of this case. What is the BEST next step?
Claude can fabricate plausible-sounding but nonexistent case citations, docket numbers, and statutes (a known hallucination pattern). Specific, checkable factual claims like legal citations must be independently verified against an authoritative source before use, especially in high-stakes domains like law.
Question 2 of 12 · Workflow Integration and Solution Design
A financial analyst's workflow includes: (1) extracting data points from quarterly earnings PDFs, (2) summarizing key financial trends from the extracted data, (3) drafting a narrative analysis for stakeholders, and (4) finalizing the official investment recommendation sent to clients. Which step requires a human to retain final accountability, making it the LEAST appropriate for Claude to complete independently?
Finalizing a client-facing investment recommendation carries fiduciary and regulatory accountability, requiring human sign-off even if Claude drafts a version first.
Question 3 of 12 · Governance, Risk, and Responsible Use
An HR analyst wants to paste a batch of employee performance reviews containing full names, salaries, and medical leave details into Claude.ai (consumer version) to get a summary for an internal report. According to responsible AI practices, what is the BEST course of action?
Sensitive personal data (PII, medical, compensation) should be minimized or anonymized before being shared with any AI tool, and organizations should rely on enterprise agreements with defined data handling and retention terms when processing such data.
Question 4 of 12 · Prompting and Task Execution
A paralegal needs Claude to extract all parties, obligations, and deadlines from a 50-page contract into a structured table for review. Which prompting approach is BEST for this task?
Specifying an exact schema and systematic extraction categories reduces ambiguity and ensures complete, consistently formatted output suited to structured data extraction from a long document.
Question 5 of 12 · Product and Model Selection
A company needs to classify 50,000 short customer support tickets per day into categories, prioritizing low cost and fast response time over deep reasoning. Which Claude model BEST meets these requirements?
Haiku is Anthropic's fastest and cheapest model, purpose-built for high-volume, low-latency tasks like simple classification, making it the most cost-effective choice at 50,000 requests/day.
Question 6 of 12 · Configuration and Knowledge Management
A legal team creates a Claude Project and wants every chat within it to automatically follow a specific citation style, formal tone, and response length — without anyone needing to repeat these instructions in each conversation. Which configuration should they use?
Custom Instructions are applied automatically to every conversation inside a Project, making them the correct mechanism for enforcing consistent tone, format, and behavior across all chats without repeating instructions.
Question 7 of 12 · Troubleshooting and Optimization
A support-ticket summarization prompt produces summaries that vary wildly in structure and length across different runs, even though the input tickets are similar in format. Which change is MOST likely to fix this inconsistency?
Few-shot examples, especially structured with XML tags, give Claude a concrete template for format and length, which is the standard fix for inconsistent output structure.
Question 8 of 12 · Output Evaluation and Validation
A developer needs Claude's output to be automatically parsed by a downstream Python script with zero manual cleanup. Which approach to formatting the request is BEST?
When output must be machine-parsed reliably, requesting a strict JSON schema with an explicit instruction to suppress extra prose minimizes parsing errors and ambiguity, making it the most robust choice for programmatic consumption.
Question 9 of 12 · Workflow Integration and Solution Design
A marketing team runs a recurring weekly workflow: they want Claude to automatically have access to the same brand guidelines and past campaign examples every session, without re-uploading them each time. Which Claude.ai feature should they use?
Projects persist uploaded files and context as Project knowledge, making it automatically available in every conversation within that Project without re-uploading.
Question 10 of 12 · Governance, Risk, and Responsible Use
A marketing team wants to use Claude to draft a product safety warning label for a medical device. The output will be used as-is without review by a qualified safety or legal professional. Is this an appropriate use case?
For high-stakes, safety-critical, or regulated outputs, responsible use requires qualified human review before deployment, since AI-generated content can contain errors with serious real-world consequences.
Question 11 of 12 · Prompting and Task Execution
A developer wants Claude to write a Python function, test it against sample inputs, and fix any bugs found — all within one working session. Which prompting strategy best supports this iterative workflow?
Sequential, verifiable steps (generate, then test, then fix) let you catch and correct issues iteratively, matching the task decomposition approach recommended for multi-step technical work.
Question 12 of 12 · Product and Model Selection
A research team needs Claude to search the web across multiple sources, synthesize findings, and produce a cited report answering a complex open-ended question that requires several rounds of investigation. Which Claude product capability BEST fits this need?
Research mode is designed for multi-step, iterative web research, pulling from multiple sources and synthesizing a cited report — exactly the workflow described.
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