# Quiz: Trace the four moves in an agent's job

## Student quiz

### 1. An agent reads a supplier quote, notices that delivery is later than the required date, and chooses to inspect another supplier. Which part is Think?

A. Receiving the supplier quote
B. Choosing to inspect another supplier because the first misses the requirement
C. Reading the delivery date in the quote
D. Opening the second supplier's page

**Correct answer: B.** Think is the choice made from the information found. C is Look because the agent is reading returned information. D is Do because the agent performs a new action. A supplies material to the job but does not describe the choice.

### 2. Claude writes the details of a supplier call in its reply, but the call does not appear in Google Calendar. What is the most useful next check?

A. Switch to a larger model.
B. Ask Claude to make the reply sound more confident.
C. Assume the calendar will update after the conversation ends.
D. Check whether the application has an event-creation tool, the appointment details and permission to use the calendar.

**Correct answer: D.** Creating the event requires an action the application can perform and is allowed to perform. A may change the model's writing or decisions without adding calendar access. B changes wording rather than the calendar. C claims an action occurred without evidence.

### 3. An agent's comparison includes links, but the user has not opened them. Which description is accurate?

A. The links make a human check possible; the user must still compare deciding claims with the pages.
B. The Check stage is complete because links exist.
C. The Check stage is unnecessary because the agent chose the searches.
D. The links belong to Think because they influenced the model.

**Correct answer: A.** A source link provides a route to evidence. It does not prove that the claim matches the source. B and C skip the verification still needed. D confuses returned evidence with the choice about how to use it.