A municipal trail-groomer instructor wants a written exam item that opens vendor price lists and computes a monthly token bill. What is the appropriate exam depth for LLM selection?
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Short Explanation
The written exam is a trail map, not the full gear inventory exercise. HO-5.1.3 cost labs are not examinable on the written item. Candidates may still need to recognize recurring cost as a criterion at summarize depth.
Full Explanation
Hands-on HO-5.1.3 activities such as opening vendor price lists and computing monthly token bills are not examinable. Written LLM-selection items remain at K2 summarize depth—for example recognizing recurring cost among official selection criteria—without turning the stem into a pricing lab for a municipal trail-groomer instructor. Requiring HO-5.1.3 pricing-lab calculations on the written exam confuses practice labs with multiple-choice summarize coverage. Pasting production resident data into a personal cost calculator is unsafe, outside the exam, and invites shadow-AI and privacy failures. Jailbreaking a hosted model to reveal hidden token prices is outside the exam and outside safe practice. Exam caveat: HO labels mark non-examinable labs; fair written stems still may ask which criterion covers licensing and operational spend. Operational check: if a proposed item opens price lists and computes bills, rewrite it to ask candidates to identify recurring cost as an official selection criterion instead. Keep civic testware subject to the same review discipline you would apply to human-authored packs. On the written exam, prefer syllabus terminology over vendor marketing language or lab choreography.