A food-coop membership prompt appears as six labeled blocks: “you are a tester,” “this is the produce-share desk,” “draft conditions,” the pasted story, “no medical data,” and “table with id / condition / priority.” Which mapping correctly names all six official prompt-structure components?
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Short Explanation
Match each block to its job: persona, setting, imperative, artefacts, limits, and reply shape. “You are a tester” is role; the desk is context; “draft conditions” is instruction; the story is input; “no medical data” is a constraint; the table is output format.
Full Explanation
The six official components of a testing prompt are role, context, instruction, input data, constraints, and output format. In the food-coop example they map respectively to the tester persona, produce-share desk background, draft-conditions directive, pasted story, medical-data ban, and structured table. Mixing those labels breaks the basic structure.