Google Gemini Final Quiz

Final quiz

Choose one best answer for each question based on the course material. There are two questions from each lesson and four choices per question. Question and answer order changes each time. There is no time limit. After grading, read the explanations and use the lesson links to review before retaking the quiz.

1. You are about to enter a practice prompt but hear the account menu instead. What should you do? Type the prompt into whichever control is focused Open a new browser window without checking the account Close the menu and locate the labelled prompt field Use the conversation title as an input field

2. A remembered button location no longer matches Gemini's interface. Which method is most reliable? Find the action by its current accessible name and surrounding structure Choose the first unlabeled icon without checking its action Activate the same screen coordinates as before Press Enter after a fixed number of Tabs from an unknown starting point

3. Which prompt gives clearer directions for the course's workplace procedure? Write a beginner overview comparing several ways of approaching the procedure Write a short numbered procedure for a beginner; use fictional details Write a comprehensive numbered reference covering every variation of the procedure Write a short expert procedure using examples from our real personnel records

4. A response exceeds the requested length and assumes expert knowledge. Which requirements should be clarified? Length limit and audience knowledge Preferred response language and regional spelling conventions Whether the content will be pasted into a document or an email Whether the draft should use a persuasive or neutral tone

5. A checklist omits how to confirm a task succeeded. What should the follow-up request? A verification step, keeping the necessary actions A shorter ending that treats successful navigation as proof the task succeeded A reminder to repeat the final action instead of checking its actual result A statement that the task is complete as soon as the last command is issued

6. A revision removes an unsupported claim but also drops a required step. What is the best response? Use the first version because it has the required step, including its unsupported claim Keep the shorter revision because removing one error validates the rest of it Restore the step and recheck the task requirements Ask for a more detailed introduction without identifying the missing action

7. An AI meeting plan allocates 20 minutes to each of four activities in a one-hour meeting. What should you identify? The plan fits if the title says one-hour meeting The activities total 80 minutes and need a realistic revision The plan fits because every activity is under an hour The plan is verified if the four activities are numbered

8. A meeting checklist says arrange accessibility but gives no actionable detail. What is the strongest follow-up? Ask for a list of available access features and treat availability as confirmed suitability Ask for a reminder to address access requests after the meeting if problems are reported Ask for a standard accessibility paragraph to paste into every meeting plan unchanged Ask for preparation and checks based on participants' needs

9. A public-page summary contains a number that does not appear in the source. What should happen? Assume the tool calculated it correctly without reviewing inputs Attribute it to the page if the rest of the summary matches Verify the added number independently or remove it from the summary Keep it because numerical detail makes summaries more useful

10. The original page gives a condition under which advice applies. The summary leaves it out. Why does that matter? It makes the advice suitable for all readers instead of one audience It changes when the advice is valid It changes the wording but leaves the scope of the advice unchanged It removes detail that should always be omitted from a short summary

11. A drafted Gmail message includes a commitment the fictional brief did not authorize. What should you do? Change only the greeting to make it less formal Treat the commitment as confirmed by its inclusion in the draft Keep it because the message sounds polite Correct the commitment during human review before using the message

12. The same long text is proposed for both a memo and a brief email. What revision is most appropriate? Remove the main action from both versions Change only the file names and leave their structure unchanged Use identical text because it came from the same prompt Adapt each version to its audience, purpose, and required level of detail

13. Gemini returns a proposed calendar schedule as text. What does that establish by itself? Every listed event has already been saved in the intended calendar A plan was drafted; actual calendar entries must be created or verified separately All date and time-zone conflicts have been checked Every participant has received and accepted an invitation

14. A spreadsheet plan lists Task and Status but the project also requires tracking deadlines. What is the best revision? Put all deadlines into the spreadsheet's filename Rename Status to Task and leave the missing information out Add a decorative chart without defining the data Add a clearly defined deadline column and explain how it will be used

15. An answer recommends one option without considering the user's access requirements. What should be challenged? Whether the recommendation could be presented in a more confident tone Missing criteria and unsupported assumptions Whether rearranging the existing reasons makes the recommendation easier to scan Whether the same recommendation can be shortened to fit a single paragraph

16. A source link is relevant to the topic but outdated for the specified version. What should you do? Keep the date hidden and preserve the instructions Ask for a more detailed explanation of the outdated steps Use it because topical relevance is enough Find applicable current evidence and revise unsupported guidance

17. A navigation letter enters text into the prompt instead of moving through headings. What should you check? Whether the response needs to be regenerated in a different language Whether the conversation title contains the letter being pressed Focus and reading or typing mode Whether the heading is near the top or bottom of the browser window

18. A learner reports that speech cut off halfway through a generated response. What should be done before judging the content? Check completion and read the full response Ask the tool to summarize before checking whether the missing text is available Treat the speech interruption as the end of generation and begin a new task Judge the answer from the text already spoken, since it contains the introduction

19. The final draft is clear but includes a source claim that was never checked. What remains? Check the claim and revise it if necessary Label the document Final and use the clear wording as evidence of accuracy Ask Gemini to restate the claim more confidently before copying the draft Add the unchecked source to a reference list and treat that as verification

20. Which final record best shows how the learner used Gemini responsibly? Only the final output with no indication of what was checked Only the number of generated words The task, prompts, verified sources, revisions, and remaining uncertainty Only the tool's account menu screenshot

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