Asking Notion AI Questions Across Your Whole Workspace

End-of-lesson check

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1. What does the abbreviation RAG stand for in the context of Notion's Q&A feature?

   1. Real-time Answer Generation
   2. Resource Allocation Graph
   3. Retrieval-Augmented Generation
   4. Recursive AI Gathering

2. After receiving an answer from Notion Q&A, what should you always do to ensure accuracy?

   1. Click the source link to verify the information
   2. Ask the same question again to confirm
   3. Ignore the answer if it seems too long
   4. Share the answer with your team immediately

3. A student asks Notion Q&A 'What is our late homework policy?' and receives an answer with a link. Why is clicking that link important?

   1. It is required by school rules
   2. Clicking the link automatically submits the answer
   3. The AI might misquote or miss important details in the full policy
   4. Links are only provided for marketing purposes

4. Which of these questions would NOT be a good use case for Notion Q&A based on the examples in the lesson?

   1. Who won the 1998 World Cup?
   2. When did we ship the v2 launch?
   3. What did we decide about pricing last quarter?
   4. What's our refund policy?

5. What makes Notion Q&A different from a regular search engine like Google?

   1. It requires a paid subscription for every query
   2. It can control your computer remotely
   3. It only searches the internet, not local files
   4. It searches only your own workspace and answers from your documents

6. A team member asks Notion 'Who's working on the mobile app project?' and gets an answer naming someone. The answer includes a link to a project doc. What might be happening?

   1. The doc was found and the assignee was extracted from it
   2. The question was forwarded to a human coworker
   3. The AI guessed randomly
   4. The AI is showing everyone's name in the workspace

7. If you ask Notion Q&A 'What happened in our last team meeting?' and it provides a detailed answer, where did that information most likely come from?

   1. Meeting notes stored in your workspace
   2. An email sent to you personally
   3. A news article about meetings
   4. A generated fictional summary

8. Why might Notion Q&A be better than manually searching through your own documents?

   1. It searches everything you've access to and finds relevant pages you forgot existed
   2. It only works on weekends
   3. It can read your mind
   4. It requires you to organize your files first

9. What type of information might be difficult for Notion Q&A to answer accurately?

   1. A question about your company's handbook
   2. Details from your project tracker
   3. Something that was never documented in your workspace
   4. Something you wrote in a doc last week

10. A user notices that when they ask Notion Q&A a question, it sometimes includes a URL in the answer. What is that URL?

    1. A link to reset your password
    2. A link to a Wikipedia article
    3. A link to buy Notion AI
    4. A link to the source page where the information was found

11. What does it mean that Notion Q&A 'reads every page you have access to'?

    1. It reads every page on the entire internet
    2. It reads pages in your workspace that your account permissions allow
    3. It reads pages from other users' private notebooks
    4. It only reads pages shared with everyone

12. If Notion Q&A tells you 'Our refund policy allows returns within 30 days,' what should you do next and why?

    1. Forward it to your manager as final
    2. Click the source link because the AI might misquote the policy
    3. Accept it as true without question because AI is always accurate
    4. Delete the answer because it contains numbers

13. Which platform does the lesson explicitly mention as also using the same 'trick' as Notion Q&A?

    1. Google Docs
    2. Spotify
    3. Netflix
    4. Slack

14. What kind of results would you expect if you asked Notion Q&A 'When is our company holiday party?' when that information exists in your workspace?

    1. A list of all employees
    2. A made-up date
    3. A date pulled from a company handbook page with a link to it
    4. An error message saying the question is too short

15. Why does the lesson describe Notion Q&A as 'RAG wrapped in a button'?

    1. Because it combines the RAG technique with a simple user interface
    2. Because the button is the most important part
    3. Because it requires pressing multiple buttons to work
    4. Because RAG is a type of button