ChatGPT Prompts for Lawyers Quiz

Answers and explanations appear as you take the quiz.

1. Why does the issue-spotting prompt pattern tell the model 'Do not cite cases'?
   • Courts forbid lawyers from citing cases found online
   • Case citations make answers too long
   • General chatbots can invent authority, so authority should come from research databases
   • Citations cannot appear in an AI tool's output
2. In the plain-language client letter pattern, what must the model keep unchanged?
   • Every deadline, dollar amount and obligation
   • The original legal jargon
   • The lawyer's hourly rate
   • The length of the original document
3. Why does the summary pattern ask the model to quote key sentences with section numbers?
   • It makes the summary sound more formal
   • It reduces the cost of each query
   • It prevents the model from reading the document
   • It lets the lawyer quickly check each point against the source
4. What is the purpose of telling the model to write 'not found' when a term is missing?
   • It shortens the summary
   • It gives the model a legitimate way to decline instead of inventing an answer
   • It makes the model search the internet
   • It hides missing information from the client
5. Which practice best protects client confidentiality when using ChatGPT?
   • Pasting full documents into a personal free account
   • Adding 'this is confidential' at the top of the prompt
   • Removing identifying details and using accounts whose terms exclude training on inputs
   • Deleting the chat after sharing the output with the client
6. What did the 2023 'Lost in the Middle' research find about long inputs?
   • Models make less use of information placed in the middle of long inputs
   • Models read only the first sentence of any document
   • Longer inputs always produce more accurate answers
   • Models cannot process documents longer than one page
7. What is the purpose of the self-check prompt that asks for the three weakest points in an argument?
   • To make the model rewrite the argument in plain language
   • To produce case citations for each point
   • To estimate the hours spent on the draft
   • To surface weaknesses and likely counterarguments before opposing counsel does
8. According to the guide, what does OpenAI state about business offerings such as ChatGPT Enterprise?
   • They automatically check every legal citation
   • They do not train on business data by default
   • They are approved by the ABA for all client work
   • They cannot handle documents longer than a page