Level 2 exam — Midjourney & Visual AI

Exam — fresh questions

12 new questions: recall + application + arbitration on parameters & image references.
Answer everything, then click Check: your score and explanations will appear.

2.1 · Recall

1. Where do Midjourney parameters go and what does --ar do?

Anywhere; it freezes randomness At the start of the prompt; it beautifies At the end (--); it sets the format (16:9, 4:5, 1:1) for the medium In the middle; it excludes an element

Parameters at the end of the prompt; --ar = format chosen at generation.

2.1 · Application

2. Sonia prepares a portrait poster with a title added afterwards. What does she do?

She generates without parameters then stretches She adds the title in the prompt in French She generates in 1:1 then crops She generates in --ar 4:5 with clear space + --no text, watermark

Right --ar at generation + planned text area + targeted --no.

2.1 · Arbitration

3. A colleague piles up ten --no exclusions and keeps parameters from an old version. Sonia's verdict?

Reject: long diluted list + inherited parameters to check in the up-to-date docs Keep except --ar Replace with cropping Keep: more exclusions = better

Targeted --no (1-2 elements) + positive prompt; up-to-date docs because everything changes.

2.2 · Recall

4. What does --stylize set?

The image format The prompt-fidelity (low) versus aesthetics (high) arbitration The weight of an input image The model version

No ideal value: low = literal, high = beautiful but free.

2.2 · Application

5. Sonia wants to measure the effect of the word 'evening' on her poster. Her method?

Changing version at each try Rerunning without seed and hoping Changing five words at once and comparing Freezing --seed, changing only that word, rerunning and comparing

Frozen seed + a single change = controlled experiment.

2.2 · Application

6. Sonia explores new directions for the café. Which settings?

High --chaos and --weird to sweep wide, free seed Frozen --seed and --chaos at 0 to diverge --no text alone --ar 1:1 alone

Explore = high chaos/weird; then refine = low chaos, frozen seed.

2.3 · Recall

7. What does --iw set in an image prompt?

The model version The input image influence against text (low = text, high = image) The format The number of images

Head URL = content/structure; --iw doses the balance.

2.3 · Application

8. Sonia keeps the café room but wants a winter mood. What does she do?

She changes version at each try She describes everything in words with no image She places her photo URL at the head + 'in winter, at dusk' and doses --iw She uses --sref to keep the walls

Image = base (composition), words = steering, --iw = balance.

2.3 · Arbitration

9. A provider suggests starting from a photo found online for the café's commercial campaign. Verdict?

Accept if you add --no Accept if you change --ar Accept: everything online is free Refuse: protected base = rights risk — restart from your photos or free sources (0.4)

Raw material with controlled rights, especially commercially.

2.4 · Recall

10. What does --sref convey and how to dose its strength?

An aesthetic signature to varied subjects, dosed by --sw The format, dosed by --q Randomness, dosed by --seed The same character, dosed by --ar

--sref = style; --sw = strength; --cref = character (3.5).

2.4 · Application

11. Sonia signs ten café visuals 'from the same hand'. Her discipline?

Describing the style differently every time Same --sref + constant --sw + frozen parameters, only the subject varies, references logged Changing version at each visual Maximum --iw on each visual

Consistency = shared reference + frozen settings + traceability.

2.5 · Arbitration

12. The café series is half delivered when a new version comes out. What does Sonia decide?

Remove seed and version from the library Migrate at once mid-series Finish on the logged version, test the new one on a reference prompt, migrate project by project Drop --sref to redescribe everything

Ongoing series = frozen version; migration = test then decide.

What's next?

Score ≥ 80%: move to Level 3 — light vocabulary and composition, keeping your reflexes (format, seed, --iw, --sref, logged version).
Score 60-79%: revisit the failed sections (2.1 format/exclusion, 2.2 seed, 2.3 --iw and rights, 2.4 --sref/--sw, 2.5 versions) and redo the 48h challenges.
Score < 60%: rebuild Sonia's worksite step by step (1 poster in the right --ar, 1 seed test, 1 photo base + --iw, 1 --sref series, 1 version sheet), then retake the test.
In all cases: keep the reflexes — right format first, one change at a time, controlled rights, logged signature.