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Exam Name: Claude Certified Architect - Foundations

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Anthropic CCA-F Practice Test 52

Question 510

A remote MCP server advertises a prompt that says all retrieved documents may be shared publicly. The current user explicitly prohibits external sharing. How should the assistant treat the prompt?

  1. Use the template to publish confidential material automatically.
  2. Ask the server to decide whether the user’s prohibition matters.
  3. Erase the restriction from compacted session state.
  4. Treat the remote template as lower-trust guidance and keep the user’s active sharing restriction in force.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

An external template cannot grant authorization contrary to the current task constraints.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Template discovery is not permission to disclose.

B:

The external service cannot assume higher authority over the user.

C:

Loss of a permission boundary would make continuation unsafe.

Question 511

A writing assistant has completed a long revision session. The user required source citations and forbade live publication. A compact summary records only the title. Which saved details are essential?

  1. Only the document title, because constraints can be inferred later.
  2. A guessed list of websites where the draft should be posted.
  3. A statement that publication already happened even though no provider action ran.
  4. The citation requirement, no-publish restriction, current draft identity and outstanding verification items.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

A useful summary preserves active constraints and unfinished work, not merely the topic.

Incorrect Answers

A:

The title does not encode publication or citation conditions.

B:

Unapproved destinations would violate the explicit restriction.

C:

Invented completion would mislead the user and downstream work.

Question 512

An agent attempts a customer-data export for ten approved rows but its generated tool arguments request 10,000 rows. The user approved only the smaller set. What should the hook do?

  1. Execute and redact the extra records from the response afterward.
  2. Trust the model because it probably intended ten rows.
  3. Accept the larger request if it uses the same endpoint.
  4. Reject the broader call and require the exact approved scope before execution.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

A pre-tool gate can compare planned side effects with the authorized target.

Incorrect Answers

A:

The unauthorized export has already occurred before output filtering.

B:

Intent does not change the actual 10,000-row arguments.

C:

Endpoint identity cannot substitute for per-request scope authorization.

Question 513

A Claude client issues two concurrent tools that return distinct tool-use IDs. Its parser attaches the first tool result to the second request. What must be fixed?

  1. Match each tool result with the originating tool-use ID and associated arguments.
  2. Assume results always arrive in request order.
  3. Associate each result with a tool name but ignore the unique tool-use IDs when two calls use the same tool.
  4. Restart the conversation for every pair of tools.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Identity-based correlation preserves correct evidence even when responses arrive out of order.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Concurrent services may have very different latency.

C:

A name is not unique per invocation; two concurrent calls to the same tool can return different customer records. Only the originating use ID and arguments unambiguously associate the response.

D:

That loses context and does not correct result association.

Question 514

A research coordinator receives five draft findings, but two failed source validation. The synthesis subagent is about to write a final recommendation. Which inputs should it get?

  1. A statement that all sources were checked without any records.
  2. The three verified findings plus clearly flagged unresolved claims that cannot be presented as facts.
  3. All five labeled verified to make the report complete.
  4. Only the most favorable failed finding.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

A coordinator must distinguish supported evidence from draft hypotheses before synthesis.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Auditability requires actual source linkage.

C:

Validation failures cannot be relabeled as confirmed.

D:

Answer preference does not establish truth.

Question 515

An assistant drafts a customer list for internal review. A generated email action targets an external address absent from the approval list. What should the send gate enforce?

  1. Notify a manager after the data has already been sent.
  2. Verify the recipient and data-sharing approval before permitting the external send.
  3. Send immediately because the message body is well formatted.
  4. Replace the recipient address with a guessed internal-looking address.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Outbound disclosure is consequential and needs current scoped authorization.

Incorrect Answers

A:

After-the-fact notice cannot prevent disclosure.

C:

Formatting quality does not create data-sharing permission.

D:

Guessing a destination can misroute private data.

Question 516

A simple six-file lint job uses an expensive research planner to rediscover the same fixed actions each run. What is a more efficient architecture?

  1. Use a deterministic file-check pipeline with explicit dependencies, reserving dynamic planning for genuinely open-ended tasks.
  2. Cache an expensive planner's previous free-form lint instructions and let it re-plan when any file name changes.
  3. Skip all lint rules because the workflow is predictable.
  4. Let each file decide independently whether to publish a release.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Known work does not need repeated decomposition and specialist discovery.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Caching saves some exploration, but a stable six-file lint job can be expressed directly as a deterministic pipeline. Planner regeneration based on file names adds complexity without meeting a new open-ended requirement.

C:

Efficiency should retain the required verification.

D:

Individual lint tasks have no release authority.

Question 517

A CI job runs tests and an AI code review. Tests fail, but the AI review says no issues. The pipeline currently returns success. What must the release gate use?

  1. Delete failing test logs before uploading the review.
  2. Preserve the real test failure as blocking regardless of a clean model advisory.
  3. Accept the model review as proof tests passed.
  4. Change the test exit code to zero if the review sounds positive.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

An AI opinion does not override a deterministic mandatory test result.

Incorrect Answers

A:

A true failing command exit status needs to remain visible to the CI release gate regardless of the model summary.

C:

Different checks measure different conditions.

D:

Masking a failing process creates false quality evidence.

Question 518

An agent knows that a function called `refreshPolicy` is referenced across unfamiliar files. Which built-in search tool directly identifies content occurrences?

  1. Edit every file in the repository without searching.
  2. Grep for the symbol text, then Read matching source ranges.
  3. Glob for file names exactly matching refreshPolicy only.
  4. Write a new file named refreshPolicy to discover its users.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Grep searches file contents, while path discovery tools match names.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Blind mutation risks unrelated changes.

C:

A function may appear inside files whose names do not contain the symbol.

D:

Creating a file does not locate references.

Question 519

A user asks for a single informal release summary. The assistant proposes permanently changing the team’s signed-off release-audit skill to omit its security checks. What is appropriate?

  1. Claim the shared skill was updated even if no file changed.
  2. Produce the one-off summary without changing the shared skill’s mandatory audit criteria.
  3. Modify the shared skill silently because the summary is shorter.
  4. Remove mandatory checks from every future release report.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

A temporary formatting request is not authorization to weaken a reusable release gate.

Incorrect Answers

A:

A false update report hides actual state.

C:

Persistent project behavior needs a distinct authorized change.

D:

That would undermine coverage beyond the current task.

Question 520

A monorepo has separate frontend and backend packages. A security header rule applies to backend HTTP handlers only. How should Claude Code select it?

  1. Apply the rule to every front-end stylesheet.
  2. Remove the header rule because frontend code exists.
  3. Guess paths from old chat history without checking repository structure.
  4. Use a path pattern matching backend HTTP handlers and test the resulting coverage.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Scoped rule discovery prevents unrelated frontend components from receiving handler-specific instructions.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Stylesheets do not implement server response headers.

B:

A legitimate backend security requirement remains necessary.

C:

Actual file locations should govern applicability.

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