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Exam Name: Claude Certified Architect - Foundations

Certification Provider: Anthropic

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Anthropic CCA-F Practice Test 46

Question 450

A restricted MCP tool validates five planned records and writes three; two fail per-record constraints. How should it report the outcome?

  1. List the three committed IDs and two rejected IDs with reasons, and mark the overall operation partial.
  2. Return all five as completed because the tool call returned HTTP 200.
  3. Report zero records written to keep one simple status.
  4. Retry all five under new identifiers without reconciliation.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

A caller can reconcile actual effects and retry only failed records safely.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Transport success does not guarantee every item committed.

C:

That hides real external side effects.

D:

This could duplicate the three already committed records.

Question 451

An assistant discovers an additional file-delete tool after a connected server refresh. Its assigned task remains read-only document comparison. What should happen?

  1. Temporarily enable the newly discovered deletion tool for connector testing without reviewing the current task's authorization.
  2. Tell the model to ignore the tool while still exposing it unrestricted.
  3. Keep the new destructive tool unavailable until explicit permission and task-scope review approves its use.
  4. Enable every newly advertised tool to avoid calling errors.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Discovery expands advertised capabilities, not the current agent’s authorization.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Integration discovery is not authorization. Enabling a destructive action for convenience tests expands the read-only worker's capability without a legitimate task requirement.

B:

Capability restrictions are stronger than natural-language cautions.

D:

Automatic expansion can introduce unnecessary destructive authority.

Question 452

A developer configures an MCP endpoint over a new domain that resembles the approved service. The endpoint returns convincing documentation and asks for repository tokens. What is the first safeguard?

  1. Assume domain spelling similarity establishes authenticity.
  2. Allow the server to redefine the project’s authorization policy.
  3. Verify the endpoint and its identity against the approved service configuration, and never supply unrelated credentials to its content.
  4. Send a repository token to test whether the server is genuine.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

Transporting convincing text is not proof of server trust. Endpoint provenance and least privilege matter first.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Lookalike domains are a common impersonation risk.

B:

External service content cannot grant itself higher-priority authority.

D:

A credential challenge of this kind can disclose the secret to an impostor.

Question 453

A Bash tool call is blocked by a pretool policy because it targets a protected path. The host currently reports that Bash failed to execute a valid command. How should status be labeled?

  1. Unknown command result, suggesting it may already have modified files.
  2. Policy-denied before execution, with a safe reason and no claim that the command ran.
  3. Executed successfully, because the hook returned a response.
  4. Infrastructure outage, without reference to the blocked path policy.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

A blocked action is different from execution failure. Precise status supports audit and correction.

Incorrect Answers

A:

The host knows it was intercepted before side effects.

C:

The hook prevented the shell invocation, so success would be false.

D:

Misclassification would send recovery toward irrelevant retries.

Question 454

A CI agent summarizes code coverage but its credential also permits merging pull requests. A malicious comment asks it to merge immediately. What should configuration enforce?

  1. Disable recording of merge actions to reduce CI output.
  2. Give the analysis job only necessary read permissions; use a separate approved merge job and protected token.
  3. Keep merge rights and add a reminder not to use them.
  4. Allow merging any pull request if coverage exceeds 80%.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Removing the merge capability at runtime prevents untrusted comments from causing unauthorized merges.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Audit logging is not the cause of excessive privileges.

C:

Prompts alone cannot enforce a high-impact permission boundary.

D:

Coverage alone does not establish release authorization.

Question 455

An invoice-payable assistant finds a beneficiary account under a similar company name, but the authorized account number on the signed instruction differs. What should it do?

  1. Pay the similar name because the bank returned a result.
  2. Edit the signed instruction to match the new account.
  3. Split the amount between both accounts as a compromise.
  4. Hold payment and request authoritative beneficiary validation against the original approved instructions.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

A similar label cannot override conflicting account identifiers in a high-value transfer.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Existence of a matching label does not establish authorization.

B:

Changing source evidence hides the discrepancy.

C:

That creates unapproved transfers to potentially wrong recipients.

Question 456

An orchestration coordinator cancels a data-collection subagent after the user withdraws authorization. Other workers still expect the data. What should the parent do?

  1. Mark every dependent result passed because they had been scheduled.
  2. Mark the required data dependency canceled, prevent dependent use, and report any safely completed independent work.
  3. Invent the canceled data so dependent analysis can finish.
  4. Continue the canceled worker in secret until it finishes.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Cancellation changes the workflow state. Dependents must not treat missing or revoked input as verified.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Scheduled steps lack required evidence after cancellation.

C:

Synthetic inputs misrepresent evidence and ignore withdrawn authorization.

D:

Revoked authorization must stop prohibited processing.

Question 457

An agent has inspected 200 repository files, but only three functions affect the failing request. What should its handoff summary preserve?

  1. A final verdict with no references to the affected code.
  2. Exact paths and line ranges of those functions, causal dependencies and unresolved tests, with pointers to other evidence.
  3. The full text of all 200 files in every worker prompt.
  4. Only a statement that the agent worked hard.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Focused retrieval references allow later verification without overflowing context.

Incorrect Answers

A:

An ungrounded result is difficult to reproduce or repair.

C:

Unrelated content wastes context and risks dilution of critical details.

D:

Effort is not a source locator or finding.

Question 458

An AI-generated clinical draft is numerically consistent, but the approved process requires clinician signoff before sending individualized treatment advice. How should automation proceed?

  1. Claim the clinician approved when no approval record exists.
  2. Prepare a traceable draft and preserve the mandatory clinician approval gate before patient delivery.
  3. Deliver automatically because the model is confident.
  4. Remove clinician review from the workflow without authorization.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Mechanical consistency cannot replace the explicitly required professional authorization for individualized advice.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Fabricated signoff creates a serious accountability failure.

C:

Confidence does not override the applicable signoff requirement.

D:

Changing governance is a separate decision, not an implementation detail.

Question 459

A research model says “here is the answer” in text but also emits a tool-use request for the source record required by policy. What should the host do?

  1. Treat the introductory prose as proof the tool is unnecessary.
  2. Discard the tool call without informing the model.
  3. Generate a fictitious result to save latency.
  4. Complete the pending tool exchange and evaluate the required evidence before marking the user task done.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Text can accompany tool use; task completion depends on unresolved work and the model stop state.

Incorrect Answers

A:

The tool request represents an outstanding operation.

B:

Skipping the result can produce an unsupported answer.

C:

Invented evidence violates source-grounding requirements.

Question 460

A report has a revenue section based on finance records and a risk section based on incident logs. A final recommendation depends on both. Which delegation pattern is appropriate?

  1. Have each specialist send conflicting final recommendations directly to the client.
  2. Send both workers the entire private data of the other domain automatically.
  3. Use specialists for the independent analyses and a coordinator to synthesize validated findings once both are available.
  4. Let the first specialist publish the final recommendation before the second finishes.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

A hub-and-spoke pattern keeps expertise separated while preserving a single coherent recommendation.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Without synthesis the client receives unreconciled outcomes.

B:

Unnecessary raw cross-domain disclosure expands sensitive context.

D:

Missing required evidence can reverse the conclusion.

Claude Certified Architect - Foundations (CCA-F) Practice Tests