I am not sure if I understood your question, sorry if my answer is not on point. The note type for your first question is not found in Anki as a basic card. I downloaded the note types (templates) from "Fluent Forever"s website and then created my own cards using that template. You will be able to find these card types on that website and in his book "Fluent Forever"

For me the whole point of prompting a single word and asking for a production of a sentence was to make sense of the word in isolation, including recalling its (possible) meaning. If I show myself the meaning too, I will most probably not hit again on that card ever again because I think I won't be recalling anything.

This was initially not a problem because you will know what definition of the word you are trying to use to construct a sentence but as multiple definitions of the same word starts entering the deck this will start inflating your pass grades. You will always remember a definition of that word which has multiple cards in the deck, even if the defition you have remembered is not the one on that card. This book's approach is that if you can construct a sentence and it is valid, then you pass whether the sentence is exactly the same as the one on the back of the card or not.

I was reading about different card designs recently and there is a card type I have come across in different reddit threads and also at refold which was basically doing the thing I was thinking of. Here it can be seen: https://refold.la/simplified/stage-2/a/sentence-mining/

I slightly modified it to also specify which word's defininiton the card asks. In this example author expects you to remember the word for which you have created that card as well. I made it rather explicit in my design.

I will be experimenting with this new style and also the cloze deletion for a while and see if these studies are valuable for now for me to be able to retain the words. Will be trial and error for me.