Practice exams for Claude Certified Associate – Foundations

60 questions · 120 min

  • Output Evaluation and Validation 13 questions
  • Workflow Integration and Solution Design 10 questions
  • Governance, Risk, and Responsible Use 9 questions
  • Prompting and Task Execution 8 questions
  • Product and Model Selection 7 questions
  • Configuration and Knowledge Management 7 questions
  • Troubleshooting and Optimization 6 questions
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The 60 questions cover 7 domains: Output Evaluation and Validation, Workflow Integration and Solution Design, Governance, Risk, and Responsible Use, Prompting and Task Execution, Product and Model Selection, Configuration and Knowledge Management, Troubleshooting and Optimization. 25 of them are free, without an account.

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Sample question

Prompting and Task Execution

A marketing coordinator types "Write a launch announcement for our new scheduling app" and gets a bland, generic draft that ignores the company's audience of hospital shift managers, its plain-spoken house style, and the 150-word limit of the newsletter slot. What is the most effective way to improve the prompt?

  1. Add the audience, purpose, house style, and length limit, as you would brief a capable new hire who lacks context
  2. Keep the prompt short and ask Claude to "be more creative and try harder" on the next attempt
  3. Send the identical prompt several more times and keep whichever draft happens to read best
  4. Move the request into an incognito chat so that earlier conversations cannot influence the result
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Correct answer: A

Anthropic's guidance compares Claude to a brilliant new employee who lacks context on your norms, so spelling out audience, style, and constraints is what makes the output specific.

Source: official documentation

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