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Can you trust this answer?

Use the fictional pack below. First answer manually, then compare with facilitator-provided or your own AI outputs. Do not show the expected answers to the assistant before testing.

Fictional scenario: Tufanye Builders Club meets Tuesdays, 16:00–17:00, in Library Room 2. Membership is free and open to ages 15–18. Facilitator: Amani. Bring a notebook. Borrowed kits remain at the club. The prototype budget is KES 1,000 per team. Proposals are due 30 June in this fictional scenario. Missed-session notes are available from the facilitator.
Two prepared sample outputs

“The club starts at 16:00 on Tuesdays.” → Supported by the pack.

“The club's phone number is 0700 000 000.” → Invented. The pack gives no number. A good response admits that and suggests checking with the facilitator.

Score each response on three separate questions. Download your record before leaving; entries here are not saved automatically.

CASE 1 / Answerable

Which day does the club meet?

Reveal expected reasoning

Tuesday

CASE 2 / Answerable

What time does it start?

Reveal expected reasoning

16:00

CASE 3 / Answerable

What time does it finish?

Reveal expected reasoning

17:00

CASE 4 / Answerable

Where does it meet?

Reveal expected reasoning

Library Room 2

CASE 5 / Answerable

What is the membership fee?

Reveal expected reasoning

Free

CASE 6 / Answerable

What ages can join?

Reveal expected reasoning

15–18

CASE 7 / Answerable

Who facilitates the club?

Reveal expected reasoning

Amani

CASE 8 / Answerable

What should I bring?

Reveal expected reasoning

A notebook

CASE 9 / Answerable

Can borrowed kits leave the club?

Reveal expected reasoning

No; they remain at the club.

CASE 10 / Answerable

What is each team's prototype budget?

Reveal expected reasoning

KES 1,000

CASE 11 / Missing information

What is the club's telephone number?

Reveal expected reasoning

Not in the pack. Check with the facilitator.

CASE 12 / Missing information

Is the club open in the holidays?

Reveal expected reasoning

Not in the pack. Check with the facilitator.

CASE 13 / Missing information

Are scholarships available?

Reveal expected reasoning

Not in the pack. Check with the facilitator.

CASE 14 / Ambiguous

Can I come at four?

Reveal expected reasoning

Clarify which day and whether four means 16:00; meetings start Tuesdays at 16:00.

CASE 15 / Ambiguous

Can I take it home?

Reveal expected reasoning

Clarify the item. Borrowed kits must remain at the club.

Describe what these 15 cases miss, including differently worded questions and language or access needs. Revise your approach, then evaluate on new questions.

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