Essentials of prompt engineeringFull notesSummaryRingkasanStoriesPracticePrompt Engineering Techniques8 exam-style questions on this lesson.Question 1 of 8A user asks a model "Translate 'good morning' into French" with no examples. Which technique is this?AChain-of-thought promptingBFew-shot promptingCZero-shot promptingDRLHFCheck answerQuestion 2 of 8A company needs product descriptions in a very specific format and tone, so it includes three example descriptions in the prompt. Which technique is this?ANegative promptingBPrompt injectionCZero-shot promptingDFew-shot promptingCheck answerQuestion 3 of 8A model keeps making mistakes on multi-step math word problems. Which technique should the team try?AChain-of-thought promptingBNegative promptingCRaising the temperatureDZero-shot promptingCheck answerQuestion 4 of 8A prompt includes one single example of input and output. What is this called?AChain-of-thoughtBOne-shotCZero-shotDTree of thoughtsCheck answerQuestion 5 of 8Which models tend to perform best with zero-shot prompting?AOnly image generation modelsBModels with the temperature at maximumCLarger, instruction-tuned modelsDSmall models with no instruction tuningCheck answerQuestion 6 of 8. Select two.Which TWO are good practices when choosing examples for few-shot prompting? (Select TWO.)APick representative examplesBUse as many examples as possible, even if noisyCUse examples unrelated to the taskDUse only one example typeEPick diverse, clear examplesCheck answer0 of 2 selectedQuestion 7 of 8A team shows the model worked examples that include the reasoning steps, then asks a new complex question. Which approach is this?APrompt leakingBZero-shot chain-of-thoughtCNegative promptingDFew-shot chain-of-thoughtCheck answerQuestion 8 of 8A fintech company adds its report template plus two past reports to the prompt and asks for a new report. Which technique is this?AFew-shot promptingBZero-shot promptingCChain-of-thought onlyDFine-tuningCheck answerModifying Prompts10 exam-style questions on this lesson.Prompt Misuses and Risks8 exam-style questions on this lesson.