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Get quizzed before the test

A patient quiz on whatever you just read, one question at a time, that goes harder where you are weak. Ten minutes. It will not know what is on the real test; it knows what you told it you read.

The tool

ChatGPT

The one most people already have. Writing, explaining, planning, and now images and voice in the same app. The free plan is enough for this.

Open ChatGPT
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Ask for the quiz

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I just read [chapter 3 of my biology textbook, on cell division]. Quiz me with five questions, one at a time. Wait for my answer before the next one. When I am wrong, explain why in two sentences and then ask it again a different way.

What good looks like

One question at a time, and it waits. If it dumps all five at once, tell it to slow down.

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Go harder where you missed

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Now give me three harder questions only on the things I got wrong. Same rules: one at a time, wait for me.

What good looks like

It targets your misses. If it re-asks things you got right, say so.

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Get the two minute recap

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Sum up what I now understand and what I should reread tonight, in under 100 words. Be honest about the weak spot.

What good looks like

A short honest recap. The weak spot is the useful part.

Watch out

Paste your own notes rather than a photo of the textbook page if your school has rules about copying.

Now with your own thing. Same steps. The one on the fridge counts.

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