Quiz: AI & Prompt Engineering

In prompt engineering, what does the acronym BI-BO stand for?

• Best Input – Best Output

• Better Input – Better Output

• Big Ideas – Bold Outcomes

• Balanced Information – Broad Output

Which of the following is NOT one of the “5 S” framework elements for prompt engineering?

• Set the scene

• Simplify language

• Share feedback

• Save the prompt

Role prompting involves:

• Giving AI a task without examples

• Assigning the AI a specific identity or expertise

• Providing examples for the AI to follow

• Asking AI to explain its reasoning

Which prompting method gives the AI a task without any examples or context?

• Zero-shot prompting

• Few-shot prompting

• Chain-of-thought prompting

• Prompt chaining

Few-shot prompting is most useful for:

• Breaking down complex problems into steps

• Translation and classification tasks

• Asking AI to roleplay

• Analyzing images

Which technique encourages AI to show its reasoning process step-by-step?

• Role prompting

• Zero-shot prompting

• Chain-of-thought prompting

• Multimodal prompting

In prompt chaining, the output of one prompt is:

• Ignored for the next prompt

• Used as input for the next prompt

• Used only for reference

• Deleted before the next step

Multimodal prompting combines:

• Different programming languages

• Text with images or other input types

• Multiple AI models at once

• Voice with handwriting recognition

Which of the following is an example of a career-development AI prompt?

• “Write a professional resume for a [job title] with [X years] experience.”

• “Translate the following: Hello → Hola.”

• “Analyze this chart and explain the trend.”

• “Solve this math problem step by step: 124 × 5.”

The main goal of prompt engineering is to:

• Make AI models learn new information

• Craft clear, specific prompts for accurate responses

• Reduce the AI’s processing time

• Replace human creativity entirely