What I hate about these questions is that they're exactly what's asked in exams, so you're expect to make assumptions or fail. At this point, LLMs etc have more

What I hate about these questions is that they're exactly what's asked in exams, so you're expect to make assumptions or fail. At this point, LLMs etc have more critical thinking to dodge these than humans who are conditioned into doing this after a decade of schooling. There was a little entrepreneurship workshop I went to once. The trainer put a pen on the floor, gave us a ball, and asked us to stand behind the pen and throw the ball into a box. It was to demonstrate that most people didn't practice throwing before entrepreneurship and then blamed the environment for their lack of planning. I picked up the pen and moved it right next to the box so that I could walk there and put the ball in. I thought this was the actual solution (e.g. entrepreneurs were supposed to be creative), but was "failed" for "cheating".