You are an operations lead sorting proposed Claude use cases according to whether they are acceptable for your team to pursue.
Which two proposed use cases are acceptable for the team to pursue with Claude? (Select two.) Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A. Summarizing performance-review notes across a team to support a manager's promotion decisions.
• B. Drafting an internal training summary from approved internal documentation.
• C. Drafting a legal summary that an attorney will review and edit before sharing it with a client.
• D. Synthesizing themes across approved customer feedback under aggregation rules.
• E. Drafting a preliminary symptom summary to support a clinician's diagnostic review.

After importing context from another AI platform into Claude's Memory, a knowledge worker notices that some imported details did not appear in subsequent responses.
Which explanation is most accurate?

• A. Memory imports overwrite all prior memories on completion, so any details that appear missing must have been deleted by the import process rather than not incorporated during the import itself.
• B. Imported memories are stored separately from regular memories and cannot be referenced in any chat, so missing details reflect an architectural separation rather than imperfect import incorporation.
• C. Memory imports are experimental, and Claude might not successfully incorporate all imported content; missing details can be added manually through Settings > Capabilities as a fallback.
• D. The import transfers every detail as a rule, and any missing content reflects a deliberate choice by Claude to omit the information rather than the documented experimental nature of imports.

While preparing stakeholder communication about a proposed Claude use case, a senior manager is applying the AI Fluency Framework Description competency.
Which framing best reflects Description principles for stakeholder communication?

• A. Understate Claude's capabilities to lower stakeholder expectations, even though Description principles require accuracy in both directions rather than systematic minimization.
• B. Omit the human oversight that will remain in place, even though Description principles require expectations that reflect the actual capability boundaries of the use case.
• C. Overstate Claude's capabilities to secure stakeholder support, even though Description principles require accurate framing of what Claude can and cannot reliably produce.
• D. Describe what Claude can reliably produce, the known limitations, and the human oversight that will remain in place, calibrated to the audience's familiarity with AI.

You are reviewing claims about prompt iteration that colleagues have made during recent training.
Which two claims about prompt iteration are accurate? (Select two.)
Each correct answer presents a complete solution.

• A. Iteration should stop only after every possible alternative phrasing has been tried.
• B. More iterations always produce a better output, regardless of what was changed.
• C. Iteration is most productive when each change targets a specifically diagnosed weakness.
• D. Comparing the output against the original criteria validates whether the iteration helped.
• E. Repeatedly resubmitting the same prompt is the most reliable way to improve the output.