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Exam Code: CCA-F

Exam Name: Claude Certified Architect - Foundations

Certification Provider: Anthropic

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Anthropic CCA-F Practice Test 21

Question 200

A 'never expose tokens' requirement is stored in a rarely used optional skill, so ordinary Claude Code sessions miss it. Where should it live?

  1. Delete the rule because it is not needed on every code task.
  2. Require every developer to remember a separate manual invocation.
  3. Include credentials in skill documentation as an example.
  4. Place universal security policy in always-applicable project or organization guidance, keeping task-specific steps in skills.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Baseline constraints must load even when the optional workflow is not invoked.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Credential safety remains relevant across tasks.

B:

Critical safety policy should not depend on a forgotten command.

C:

Examples with live secrets create exposure risk.

Question 201

A team has a lengthy release checklist used only monthly; it is currently injected into every coding session. How should it be packaged?

  1. As an explicitly invoked release skill with reusable checks, inputs and bounded permissions.
  2. Embed the complete checklist in every developer's terminal prompt globally.
  3. Copy it into every nested CLAUDE.md for redundancy.
  4. Rely on a brief universal instruction instead of a dedicated release checklist skill for the rare release task.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

On-demand loading reduces irrelevant context while retaining the procedure.

Incorrect Answers

B:

A task-specific workflow need not burden all sessions.

C:

That makes routine sessions even larger.

D:

A general prompt is likely to omit specialized release dependencies. Loading a focused skill when needed preserves detailed checks without permanent context cost.

Question 202

A user-defined /review command and a project-defined /review command have different behavior, and teammates sometimes call the wrong one. What is appropriate?

  1. Keep both identical names and rely on whichever loads last.
  2. Give personal and shared commands distinct names or namespaces and document which is canonical.
  3. Delete the team command so only the personal one remains.
  4. Ignore invocation logs because users will notice errors.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Explicit naming avoids accidental overrides and unpredictable invocation.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Name collisions can hide one definition.

C:

A private preference should not replace shared review policy.

D:

Review work may be silently misrouted.

Question 203

A reusable documentation skill has several large reference manuals; most invocations need only one section. What loading strategy helps?

  1. Compress all technical details into one vague sentence.
  2. Paste all manuals into every invocation before reading the user request.
  3. Rely on a short remembered summary of all manuals for every call instead of opening the relevant reference section.
  4. Use on-demand reference loading targeted to the requested task rather than preload every manual.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Selective context preserves capacity for relevant analysis.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Overcompression can erase task-critical requirements.

B:

Irrelevant context increases cost and distraction.

C:

A generic remembered summary may miss the exact instructions needed for a particular task. Load only the relevant source section on demand.

Question 204

A shared review command contains a plaintext API key and is committed to version control. How should access be handled?

  1. Rotate the exposed key and obtain secrets from approved protected environment or credential storage.
  2. Ask the model to redact the key only from final answers.
  3. Grant broader privileges to the key so the command works on all machines.
  4. Encode the key with base64 and commit that string.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Reusable workflow files should contain instructions, not live credentials.

Incorrect Answers

B:

The repository still exposes the credential.

C:

Expanded access increases exposure and damage.

D:

Encoding is reversible, not secret management.

Question 205

A teammate cannot invoke the project's review skill although the author can. What should be checked?

  1. Disable version control to avoid path differences.
  2. Assume the model deliberately refuses to run the command.
  3. Ask the teammate to copy the author's entire home directory.
  4. Verify the skill path, committed files, expected invocation name and supported Claude Code version.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

Distribution and version mismatches can explain missing workflows.

Incorrect Answers

A:

The shared artifact would then be harder to distribute.

B:

Availability must be verified before attributing intent.

C:

That risks credentials and unrelated personal settings.

Question 206

A custom QA skill runs linting then interprets only newly introduced errors. What should the skill define?

  1. A bounded command sequence, expected input paths, success criteria and structured error reporting.
  2. Give the skill arbitrary deploy access as a shortcut.
  3. Tell the model simply 'make code good' without criteria.
  4. Treat any lint output as proof that the code is broken.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

An executable contract distinguishes new failures from existing warnings.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Deployment is unrelated to local QA.

C:

The vague instruction cannot distinguish regressions.

D:

Warnings and baseline issues require correct interpretation.

Question 207

A skill's documentation expects it to run a local test command, but its tool permissions allow only Read. The invocation fails. What should be fixed?

  1. Pretend the test passed without executing it.
  2. Remove test steps so the skill appears successful.
  3. Align the allowed tools with the approved bounded test execution while preserving unrelated restrictions.
  4. Grant unrestricted Bash for all commands and paths.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

A skill must have exactly the capabilities its task legitimately needs.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Documentation cannot replace actual results.

B:

This changes the intended validation outcome.

D:

Broad shell authority exceeds the required test invocation.

Question 208

A project has twenty cloned review skills differing only in the branch name, making updates inconsistent. What is better?

  1. Use one parameterized skill with validated branch and scope arguments.
  2. Run review against all branches automatically regardless of user's request.
  3. Infer the branch from the last repository checkout without passing or validating a branch parameter.
  4. Keep every clone and edit them independently forever.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

Reusable parameters remove needless copies without weakening contract checks.

Incorrect Answers

B:

Broad execution increases cost and could reveal unrelated work.

C:

The most recently checked-out branch might not be the intended target. Explicit validated parameters prevent running a shared skill on the wrong code.

D:

Duplicate definitions drift under maintenance.

Question 209

Test files live under packages and src with names ending .test.ts. A security rule currently matches only src/tests. Select TWO checks needed for correctly scoped test-file instructions.

  1. Assume rules are selected automatically from English prose alone.
  2. Use an appropriate path-glob matcher such as **/*.test.ts in a conditional rule file.
  3. Put the test rule in the universal root context for every unrelated file.
  4. Use a literal file name test.ts with no wildcard.
  5. Verify the path pattern against representative nested package names and non-test source files before enabling the rule for the team.

Explanation

Correct Answers

B:

The file-type scope includes tests across multiple directories.

E:

A glob can look correct yet overmatch or miss nested files. A sample path test verifies that the intended test files load the rule while ordinary modules do not.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Conditional loading depends on correct path metadata.

C:

Global loading adds irrelevant rules to non-test tasks.

D:

That omits most matching tests.

Question 210

A team must enforce Terraform conventions only for infrastructure code. What's the safest rule configuration?

  1. Leave the rule unscoped and hope Claude infers relevance.
  2. Scope a conditional rule to Terraform directories and relevant .tf paths, checking wildcard behavior.
  3. Apply Terraform formatting to all Markdown and JavaScript files.
  4. Place it only in one engineer's personal settings.

Explanation

Correct Answer

B:

Path selectors apply the policy without affecting unrelated application files.

Incorrect Answers

A:

Unbounded guidance can conflict with other work.

C:

Those files do not share Terraform syntax.

D:

Team IaC rules need shared distribution.

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