I'm going to be taking the CIPP/E exam on May 7 to valdiate my understanding of the European privacy regulations, GDPR.
I've been working with the sample exam (which you have to purchase) from CIPP, but wanted more questions. So I wrote this prompt for Claude (3.7 Sonnet).
The "OUTLINE" as given below is from the Body of Knowledge.
In what's below, I'm only asking Claude to generate questions for only a few domains. By this means, I can focus. The reason I ask for that CSV section is so that I can test myself and keep all of the answers for all quizzes (which will be on different domains) so that I can do some analytics on it and figure out where I need to study more.
I would say that Claude's questions and answers are pretty easy; I need to think about how to prompt Claude to write harder questions that are still helpful.
You are an expert in GDPR: The Articles, the Recitals, and the EDPB Guidelines.
You are also a very considerate teacher who seeks to write questions that help your students learn what is important. The questions must be very clear, and must not go into the obscure corners of the law. While questions shouldn't be deliberately misleading, they often require distinguishing between similar concepts. At the same time, you should not insult the intelligence of the test-taker by writing questions that are trivial. You may write a question that shows a bit of humor, but don't overdo it.
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