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You are an operations lead evaluating prompting strategies that teammates have proposed for various task types.
Which two strategies represent appropriate matches between strategy and task type? (Select two.) Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

• A. open exploratory prompting for early-stage strategic brainstorming on a new market
• B. rigid templated prompting for monthly compliance reports against a fixed schema
• C. rigid templated prompting for early-stage creative naming and tagline ideation
• D. open exploratory prompting for legal contract redlining against a clause library
• E. rigid templated prompting for casual customer-feedback summarization with no schema

A knowledge worker has noticed that the same prompt for a recurring weekly task produces inconsistent outputs across runs. Some weeks the output uses the right sections but the wrong tone; other weeks the tone is right but a section is missing. The source inputs change each week but follow the same structure.
Which cause is most worth investigating first?

• A. The model is non-deterministic, so identical prompts naturally produce different outputs even when the prompt itself is well-written, and the team should accept the variation.
• B. The source inputs vary too much from week to week, and the team should standardize the inputs before changing the prompt.
• C. The recurring prompt under-specifies the audience, tone, format, and required sections, so each run drifts depending on what the model emphasizes that time.
• D. The team should split the prompt into separate prompts for tone and structure, since combining both in one prompt produces the mixed inconsistency the team is seeing.

A knowledge worker is explaining how to use feedback to improve Claude-supported work over time.
Which description is most accurate?

• A. Capture feedback only after several runs so patterns emerge from the volume of observations, then apply changes based on the patterns rather than any single run.
• B. Capture feedback as an aggregate quality score per run, since aggregate scores show whether quality is improving without requiring detail on individual issues.
• C. Capture specific feedback after each run, translate it into targeted prompt or workflow changes, and observe whether subsequent runs improve.
• D. Capture general impressions after each run and apply them as broad prompt rewrites, since broad rewrites cover more potential issues than targeted changes.

A customer-success associate is drafting a prompt that asks Claude to summarize a customer issue from the case file. The case file includes the customer ' s full government identifier, home address, name, account number, and the description of the issue. The summary the associate needs is about the issue.
Which approach is most appropriate?

• A. Submit only the description of the issue and add the customer ' s name for context, since the description plus a name is sufficient to produce a summary.
• B. Remove or redact the government identifier and the home address before submitting the prompt, since neither is necessary for a summary of the issue.
• C. Submit the full case file and include an instruction telling Claude not to reference the government identifier or the home address in the summary.
• D. Replace the government identifier with the customer ' s name and the home address with the account number, since names and account numbers are less sensitive than identifiers and addresses.

You are a product designer using Claude in a solution-design exercise.
Which solution-design step should be performed first when using Claude?

• A. Generate candidate solution concepts using Claude across diverse styles.
• B. Articulate the problem the solution must address and the constraints in play.
• C. Compare the candidate concepts against the constraints and select a finalist.
• D. Produce detailed mock-ups of the chosen solution for stakeholder review.