Using AI to Prepare for Job Interviews Quiz

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1. What does STAR stand for in interview answers?
   • Skill, Talent, Ability, Relevance
   • Summary, Topic, Argument, Review
   • Situation, Task, Action, Result
   • Strength, Target, Approach, Reflection
2. What is the guide's firm rule about AI-drafted STAR stories?
   • The AI must never invent experiences, numbers or outcomes
   • Stories should be at least five minutes long
   • Always read the AI's version word for word
   • Use the same story for every question
3. Why should you verify an AI summary of the company you are interviewing with?
   • Companies ban AI research
   • The AI's information may be outdated or incorrect
   • Summaries are always too short
   • Interviewers can see your chat history
4. What is 'sycophancy' in the context of AI interview feedback?
   • The AI refusing to answer
   • The AI asking too many questions
   • The AI speaking too fast in voice mode
   • The tendency to be agreeable and overly positive
5. Why does the guide recommend starting a fresh chat for each practice session?
   • Long conversations can drift or lose earlier instructions
   • Old chats are deleted automatically
   • Fresh chats are faster to type in
   • It avoids being charged extra
6. Which rubric item checks whether you described your own contribution?
   • Answer length
   • Using 'I' rather than 'we' for your actions
   • Number of technical terms
   • Mentioning the company name
7. What does the guide suggest instead of memorizing AI-written scripts?
   • Reading answers off a second screen
   • Asking the AI to answer live during the interview
   • Keeping bullet-point reminders and practicing aloud
   • Avoiding preparation entirely
8. For salary expectations, what source does the guide recommend?
   • The chatbot's first estimate
   • The interviewer's LinkedIn profile
   • A random online forum
   • Dedicated salary data sources