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Module 2 • Final Assessment

Everyday ChatGPT Knowledge Check

Apply the complete Module 2 workflow to realistic questions, writing, learning, summarising, brainstorming, planning and follow-up conversation scenarios.

20 questions15–20 minutesPass mark: 80%Explanations included

Before You Begin

20Questions
16Correct to pass
7Lesson topics
∞Practice attempts

Assessment guidance

  • Choose the best answer for each scenario.
  • Complete every question before submitting.
  • Your answers stay in this browser and are not sent anywhere.
  • After submission, review every explanation—not only incorrect answers.
  • You may revisit lessons and retry as often as needed.

0 of 20 answered — work carefully rather than quickly.

2.1

Asking Better Questions

Purpose, context, audience and useful output.

1. Which prompt gives ChatGPT the clearest target?
2. ChatGPT lacks essential information needed for a safe answer. What should you request?
3. Which information should normally be excluded from an everyday prompt?
2.2

Writing and Rewriting

Voice, facts, tone, structure and approval.

4. A draft needs a date that you have not confirmed. What is the safest instruction?
5. What best protects your personal voice during rewriting?
6. Before publishing AI-assisted writing, who approves the final facts and commitments?
2.3

Explanations and Learning

Active learning, retrieval, practice and verification.

7. Which request promotes active learning?
8. Why should you ask where an analogy breaks down?
2.4

Summarising Content

Purpose, source boundaries and verification.

9. What should be defined before a summary is created?
10. A source does not contain the requested figure. What should ChatGPT do?
11. What requires comparison with the original source?
2.5

Brainstorming

Variety, criteria, assumptions and experiments.

12. What is the purpose of separating divergence from convergence?
13. Twenty ideas are merely rewordings of one approach. What should you do?
14. What is a responsible final output from a brainstorm?
2.6

Planning and Organising

Outcomes, dependencies, capacity and review.

15. What should a plan begin with?
16. Why use duration ranges and buffers?
17. New information invalidates a planning assumption. What is the best response?
2.7

Follow-Up Conversations

Focused revision, context and human approval.

18. Which revision request is most controlled?
19. When is a fresh chat usually helpful?
20. What closes a strong ChatGPT workflow?
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Your result

Module 2 Revision Library

Return directly to any lesson before trying the assessment again.

2.1 Asking Better QuestionsPurpose and context →2.2 Writing and RewritingDraft and revise →2.3 Explanations and LearningLearn actively →2.4 Summarising ContentSummarise faithfully →2.5 BrainstormingDevelop ideas →2.6 Planning and OrganisingPlan realistically →2.7 Follow-Up ConversationsRefine through dialogue →Module 2 HomeReview progress →

After you pass

A score of 80% or higher shows that you understand the Module 2 workflow. Continue practising with real, non-sensitive tasks: define the goal, provide relevant context, review the response, refine it with focused follow-ups and verify the final result yourself.

Your printed result is evidence of practice, not an academy certificate. Formal certification belongs to the academy’s final assessment process.

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