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Quiz on prompt evaluation

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Question 1: Correct answer

You wrote a prompt and tested it once. It worked fine, so you deployed it to production. What's the main risk with this approach?

Users will provide unexpected inputs that break it

The prompt will become too expensive

The prompt will work too slowly

Other developers won't understand it

Question 2: Correct answer

You need test cases for your prompt evaluation. You have two options: write them by hand or use Claude to generate them. Which model should you use for generation?

The most expensive model available

Multiple models combined

A faster model like Haiku

The same model you're testing

Question 3: Correct answer

You're running a prompt evaluation workflow. You've used Claude to generate some responses. What's the next step?

Deploy to production

Rewrite the original prompt

Create more test questions

Feed the responses through a grader

Question 4: Correct answer

You want to measure how well your prompts actually work in practice. Which approach should you focus on?

Using more examples

Prompt engineering techniques

Writing longer prompts

Prompt evaluation methods

Question 5: Correct answer

You're using a model grader to evaluate responses. To get better scores than just middle-range numbers, what should you ask for alongside the score?

Just the numerical score

Comparison to other responses

Strengths, weaknesses, and reasoning

A longer explanation

Question 6: Correct answer

Which type of grader uses another AI model to assess the quality of outputs?

Model grader

Human grader

Syntax grader

Code grader

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