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 source inputs vary too much from week to week, and the team should standardize the inputs before changing the prompt.
• B. 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.
• C. 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.
• D. The recurring prompt under-specifies the audience, tone, format, and required sections, so each run drifts depending on what the model emphasizes that time.

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

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

You are a product manager asking Claude to produce an interactive prototype of a small landing-page mockup that the team will iterate on and share.
Which Claude feature is best suited to this output?

• A. A short conversational reply embedded inline in the chat history.
• B. A Research run that produces a multi-page external survey of competitor sites.
• C. A new Project containing only the team's prior meeting notes.
• D. An Artifact, which presents standalone editable content in a dedicated side panel for iteration.

You are reviewing colleagues' responses to feedback received on Claude-drafted communications.
Which two feedback responses are productive? (Select two.)
Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A. Mapping each piece of feedback to the specific change made in the next draft
• B. Declining to revise sections generated by Claude on the basis that the model's output should be trusted as written
• C. Deferring all feedback to a later revision cycle to avoid disrupting the current draft's consistency
• D. Asking clarifying questions when feedback is ambiguous before acting on it
• E. Incorporating all feedback received, including contradictory suggestions, into the next draft simultaneously