Level 5 check

These are the lesson questions from Level 5, taken together. Submit when you are finished. Explanations appear after you submit.

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Which line is a tell of generic AI writing?

A concrete noun taken from your own notesA balanced nothing-statement that praises both sides and lands nowhereA ban list written inside the promptA paragraph you chose to delete

Which prompt best protects a specific voice?

Write a professional post about my career that sounds human.Make it warm, engaging, and ready to go viral.Here are 150 words I wrote. Ban these phrases. One noun from my notes per paragraph. Leave a blank rather than invent.Improve the vibe and add a personal story people will relate to.

The student, not the model, is the author of record for the published piece.

TrueFalse

A smooth draft cites a study you cannot find in your notes or anywhere you check. Which stage failed?

PUBLISH, because the headline is dullRESEARCH, because claims were not limited to sources you supplied and checkedHUMANIZE, because the tone is stiffIDEA, because the reader was named too clearly

What belongs on the publish checklist in this lesson?

A promise that the piece will be the most popular in your fieldClaim, audience, next step, and disclosure if your editor or school requires itA new mega-prompt that rewrites the piece from scratchA ban on outlines once the draft exists

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