A program manager asks Claude to turn a verified, detailed project status report into a version for the executive steering committee, which has ten minutes to review it. Select the two most appropriate instructions to include.

Answer: A and C — Lead with the decision needed from the committee and the single biggest risk / Keep all figures, dates, and commitments exactly as in the verified report

For a time-pressed executive audience, put the most important information first (a). Editing for an audience must not change verified facts (c). Including every task-level detail (b) or making it long to look thorough (d) works against a ten-minute review, and more detail doesn't mean a better output.