docs(apollo11/prompts): add paraphrasing & creative generation prompts with instruction prompts

Author: doctorbanu

test_dataset_apollo11/test_prompts.md

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+# Apollo 11 Model Evaluation Suite
 
-# 15 Standardized Test Prompts
+This document contains **21 standardized test prompts** for evaluating language
+models using the Apollo 11 lunar landing context.
+
+Please follow the instructions in order:
+first **Master Prompt**,  
+then **task-specific instructions**,  
+and then **the prompts for that category**.
+
+---
+
+## Master Prompt
+
+> You are an expert assistant.  
+> Answer only using the provided context.  
+> Keep answers clear, concise, and natural.  
+> Do not provide unnecessary details or repeat information.  
+> Do not mention or refer to the document, context, or data source.
+
+---
+
+## 21 Standardized Test Prompts
+
+This section contains all test prompts organized by task category.
 
 ### Summarization Tasks (5 prompts)
 
-#### Prompt 1 (Easy)
+> **Task Instruction:**  
+> Summarize or describe information clearly and concisely.
+
+#### Prompt 1 (Easy)  
 
 Summarize the main events during the Apollo 11 lunar landing in 3 sentences.
 
-#### Prompt 2 (Easy)
+#### Prompt 2 (Easy)  
 
 What were the main challenges Armstrong faced while landing the Eagle?
 
-#### Prompt 3 (Medium)
+#### Prompt 3 (Medium)  
 
 Describe the activities the astronauts performed on the lunar surface.
 
-#### Prompt 4 (Medium)
+#### Prompt 4 (Medium)  
 
 Explain what scientific equipment the astronauts deployed on the Moon.
 
-#### Prompt 5 (Hard)
+#### Prompt 5 (Hard)  
 
 Compare the planned timeline for the lunar surface operations with what actually
 happened.
 
+---
+
 ### Reasoning Tasks (5 prompts)
 
-#### Prompt 6 (Easy)
+> **Task Instruction:**  
+> Provide short, well-structured answers (2–5 sentences).  
+> Use only logical reasoning.  
+> Do not add assumptions or outside facts.
+
+#### Prompt 6 (Easy)  
 
 Why did the computer alarms (1201 and 1202) occur during the descent?
 
-#### Prompt 7 (Medium)
+#### Prompt 7 (Medium)  
 
 What would have happened if Armstrong had not taken manual control during the landing?
 
-#### Prompt 8 (Medium)
+#### Prompt 8 (Medium)  
 
 Why did Armstrong's famous quote become controversial?
 
-#### Prompt 9 (Hard)
+#### Prompt 9 (Hard)  
 
 Analyze how the fuel situation during landing reflects the risk management challenges
 of the mission.
 
-#### Prompt 10 (Hard)
+#### Prompt 10 (Hard)  
 
 Based on the text, what does Margaret Hamilton's statement reveal about the Apollo
 Guidance Computer's design philosophy?
 
+---
+
 ### RAG Tasks (5 prompts)
 
-#### Prompt 11 (Easy)
+> **Task Instruction:**  
+> Provide precise and direct answers using only the given context.  
+> Avoid explanation unless explicitly requested.
+
+#### Prompt 11 (Easy)  
 
 At what time (UTC) did Eagle land on the Moon?
 
-#### Prompt 12 (Easy)
+#### Prompt 12 (Easy)  
 
 How much lunar material did the astronauts collect?
 
-#### Prompt 13 (Medium)
+#### Prompt 13 (Medium)  
 
 What was Armstrong's famous first words when stepping on the Moon?
 
-#### Prompt 14 (Medium)
+#### Prompt 14 (Medium)  
 
 What scientific instruments were included in the EASEP package?
 
-#### Prompt 15 (Hard)
+#### Prompt 15 (Hard)  
 
 How much usable fuel remained when Eagle landed, and how many seconds of powered
 flight did this represent?
 
+**Expected Answers for RAG:**  
+
+- **Prompt 11:** 20:17:40 UTC on July 20, 1969  
+- **Prompt 12:** 21.55 kilograms (47.5 lb)  
+- **Prompt 13:** "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind"
+- **Prompt 14:** Passive Seismic Experiment Package and retroreflector array
+  (for lunar laser ranging experiment)  
+- **Prompt 15:** 216 pounds (98 kg); estimated 25 seconds according to initial data,
+  but post-mission analysis showed closer to 50 seconds
+
 ---
 
-### Expected Answers for RAG Tasks
+### Paraphrasing Tasks (3 prompts)
+
+> **Task Instruction:**  
+> Rewrite the given information in your own words.  
+> Preserve meaning and tone without copying phrases directly.  
+> The output should read naturally like an original paragraph.
+
+#### Prompt 16 (Easy)  
+
+In your own words, describe what happened when the computer alarms appeared during
+the landing.
+
+#### Prompt 17 (Medium)  
+
+Explain how Armstrong's decisions, actions, and teamwork during the descent contributed
+to the mission's success.
+
+#### Prompt 18 (Medium)  
+
+Describe how the astronauts collected and handled Moon samples using your own words.
+
+---
+
+### Creative Generation Tasks (3 prompts)
+
+> **Task Instruction:**  
+> Use the context as inspiration, but do not copy it.  
+> Expand or interpret the ideas creatively, producing a short paragraph.  
+> Keep the tone natural and imaginative, as if writing your own reflection.
+
+#### Prompt 19 (Easy)  
+
+Imagine being one of the people in Mission Control. How would you feel while
+watching the landing?
+
+#### Prompt 20 (Medium)  
+
+Write a short paragraph about what the Moon landing might have shown about human
+courage.
+
+#### Prompt 21 (Medium)  
 
-**Prompt 11:** 20:17:40 UTC on July 20, 1969  
-**Prompt 12:** 21.55 kilograms (47.5 lb)  
-**Prompt 13:** "That's one small step for [a] man, one giant leap for mankind"  
-**Prompt 14:** Passive Seismic Experiment Package and retroreflector array
-(for lunar laser ranging experiment)  
-**Prompt 15:** 216 pounds (98 kg); estimated 25 seconds according to initial data,
-but post-mission analysis showed closer to 50 seconds
+Describe how life on Earth might have changed after people saw the first Moon landing.