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1. Why is AI particularly useful during the ideation phase of product building?
A) Because it expands your idea space by introducing perspectives you wouldn’t naturally consider B) Because it always produces accurate market facts you can trust C) Because it eliminates the need for user interviews D) Because it guarantees the best idea without human judgment
2. What is the main purpose of using context, purpose, constraints, and role (CP-CR) in prompting AI?
A) To give the model enough structure to avoid generic, low-quality outputs B) To allow the AI to choose the business direction for you C) To replace the need for clarity about your audience D) To make the AI write longer outputs regardless of usefulness
3. What is the goal of the “diverge → converge” process when ideating with AI?
A) To make the AI provide only one strong idea upfront B) To expand the solution space, then narrow down using organization and comparison C) To avoid exploring variations or alternative angles D) To quickly decide based on the first idea that appears
4. Why do vague prompts typically fail when interacting with AI for idea generation?
A) Because the model lacks creativity B) Because vague prompts give the model no direction, audience, or constraints to anchor ideas C) Because the AI refuses to answer minimal inputs D) Because short prompts slow down the model’s output
5. Which risk is highlighted when AI generates “market facts” during ideation?
A) That AI offers too many constraints for builders B) That AI confidently fabricates statistics or trends C) That AI refuses to generalize from real-world data D) That hallucinations only occur in technical prompts
6. When prototyping with AI, what should you specify to get a usable wireframe description?
A) Only the product’s aesthetic preferences B) Only the color palette you want the screen to use C) The page type, required sections, and priority of information D) Only the business model of the product
7. Why is relying solely on AI-generated UI risky during early prototyping?
A) Because AI always applies incorrect color schemes B) Because AI refuses to generate more than one variant C) Because polished layouts can create false confidence and hide flawed assumptions D) Because AI-generated screens cannot include text
8. What should you include when asking AI to write landing page copy?
A) Only a single generic headline B) Only the product’s technical architecture C) Audience, problem solved, tone, and specific elements like headline & CTA D) Long explanations of your company history
9. Why might AI’s prototyping suggestions be infeasible for real builders?
A) Because AI focuses only on visuals and ignores copy B) Because AI only generates mobile layouts C) Because AI cannot describe screen flows D) Because AI doesn’t understand real-world constraints like time, stack, and integration complexity
10. What is an effective way to reduce generic or cliché layouts when prototyping with AI?
A) Requesting that AI use lorem ipsum everywhere B) Avoiding any mention of positioning or differentiators C) Letting AI decide the hierarchy automatically D) Adding constraints and product voice, and specifying what must not appear
