The correct options are Use descriptive analogies and richer context, Be specific and reduce ambiguity in prompts, Place instructions both before and after the main content, and Order matters in how you present prompt elements.

The choice Use descriptive analogies and richer context is correct because giving the model vivid examples and article specific context helps it map reader questions to the right content and reduces the chance of vague or off topic answers. Rich context supplies relevant facts and boundaries so the assistant can produce accurate and relevant responses for Morning Star articles.

The choice Be specific and reduce ambiguity in prompts is correct because clear, unambiguous instructions narrow the model's possible interpretations and improve answer quality. Specific prompts guide the assistant toward the expected style and factual constraints for responding to reader inquiries.

The choice Place instructions both before and after the main content is correct because priming instructions up front can set role and tone and adding reminders or output constraints afterward can shape the final response. Placing instructions in both positions lets you set context and then reinforce or refine the expected output.

The choice Order matters in how you present prompt elements is correct because models are sensitive to sequence and earlier content often carries more weight. Presenting context, examples, and constraints in an intentional order helps ensure the most important instructions influence the response.

Vertex AI is incorrect because it is a Google Cloud platform product and not a Microsoft prompt engineering technique, so it does not answer which Microsoft recommended practices to apply when testing prompts.

Be minimalistic and avoid extra detail is incorrect because overly minimal prompts often leave the model guessing and increase ambiguity, which reduces consistency and factual accuracy when validating a chat assistant.

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