Answers must reflect your company documents. What helps most?
Why B is the answer
Adding your data as a knowledge source
Microsoft notes that adding data from trusted sources can reduce, but not eliminate, inaccurate responses.
In detail
- A knowledge source gives the model your actual content.
- A model cannot know your private documents on its own.
Use case
An illustrative scenario, not a real incident.
An HR bot must answer from company policy. Adding the policy as a knowledge source lets it use those documents.
See it in different ways
sequenceDiagram participant U as User participant M as Model participant K as Knowledge source U->>M: Question M->>K: Finds relevant content K-->>M: Passages M-->>U: Answer based on them U->>U: Still checks what matters
sequenceDiagram participant P0 as User participant P1 as Model participant P2 as Knowledge source P0->>P1: Policy question P1->>P2: Find content P2-->>P1: Relevant text P1-->>P0: Answer from it
Key point: Knowledge sources add your own data.
Why the other options are wrong
- A. Raising the temperature for each request
- Temperature adds variety, not facts.
- C. Asking the model to be accurate in the prompt
- Asking for accuracy gives it no new information.
- D. Choosing a larger model
- A larger model still lacks your data.

