Quiz me on a topic, one question at a time
Runs an interactive quiz that adapts to your answers, explains mistakes and finishes with a list of topics to review.
Quiz me on {{TOPIC}} at {{LEVEL}} level.
Base questions on these notes if provided:
{{SOURCE_NOTES}}
Rules:
- Ask one question at a time and wait for my answer.
- Mix question types: short answer, multiple choice, and "explain why".
- After each answer: say if I am right, give the correct answer briefly, and explain any mistake.
- If I get two right in a row, make the next one harder. If I get one wrong, make the next one a little easier.
- After 10 questions, give my score and a list of topics to review.
Start with question 1.Example output
Question 3 of 10: What does a mitochondrion do in a cell? Your answer: stores DNA. Not quite. It produces most of the cell’s energy (ATP). DNA is stored mainly in the nucleus. Next question is a little easier.
How to use
Paste your class notes or textbook section into SOURCE_NOTES so questions match what you need to know, or leave it empty for a general quiz. Answer before looking anything up.
Why it works
Answering from memory strengthens learning more than rereading. Basing the questions on your own notes keeps the quiz grounded in your course instead of whatever the model thinks is important.