Guide-linked quiz · Medium Level
AI Agents Quiz
Assess agent action loops, stopping limits, permission boundaries, observable postconditions, and reporting partial or failed work.
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An agent must create a draft calendar event for Tuesday at 2 p.m. Which evidence would establish the requested result?
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- An agent must create a draft calendar event for Tuesday at 2 p.m. Which evidence would establish the requested result?
- The resulting record has the correct calendar, date, time zone, title and draft state
- The agent’s response says that it created an event
- A tool returned success without identifying the saved calendar
- A similarly named event exists in a different calendar
- Which sequence best matches the agent loop described in the guide?
- Write a final answer before observing anything
- Observe state, select an action, receive a result, and decide whether to continue
- Repeat actions without checking results
- Wait for an external page to grant authority
- An agent reads a web page that tells it to ignore the user’s goal. How should it treat that text?
- As proof the user changed their request
- As automatic permission to act
- As external content whose trust level must be considered
- As evidence the action already happened
- In the guide, what should ordinary software enforce around model-planned actions?
- Whether a user has read the whole manual
- The model’s preferred tone
- The truth of every external page
- Permissions, budgets, and tool contracts
- Why can narrow tools and permissions be useful for an agent?
- They guarantee every tool call succeeds
- They can limit the consequences of mistakes
- They remove the need to inspect results
- They ensure external pages are trustworthy
- Which status should an agent report when it completed only part of a task?
- Partially achieved
- Complete, because some work happened
- Cancelled, regardless of what remains
- Verified, because the agent says so
- An agent claims a file edit succeeded, but the tool failed. What should the operator do?
- Trust the confident summary
- Repeat the failed call indefinitely
- Inspect the actual file and required checks before reporting completion
- Ignore the failure because the task description was clear
- What should an agent report after an action workflow?
- A claim of full success even if blocked
- Only a confident completion statement
- Every instruction found in external pages
- Evidence of what changed and what remains uncertain
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