Test yourself on this chapter. Try each question before reading the answer.
1. What should Claude do when your PRD inputs are too thin in a section?
- A. Fill the gap with plausible content
- B. Skip the section silently
- C. Flag the section and say what's missing
- D. Refuse to generate the PRD
Answer: C. You explicitly instruct Claude to flag thin inputs: surfacing gaps is more valuable than papering over them.
2. Why generalize prompts with [placeholders] at the end of the course?
- A. So they can be reused on every future feature
- B. Placeholders make prompts shorter
- C. Claude only accepts placeholder syntax
- D. To hide confidential data
Answer: A. A generalized prompt library means your next feature starts from a working system, not a blank page.