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Level Starter · Quiz Self-test Exam
Quiz me: by failure mode, not by chapter
Preparing for an exam or interview and want to drill weaknesses, not page one.
Prompt
Quiz me on my weak spots.
Scope: {{scope}}
Where I go wrong: {{weakness}}
Item type: {{type}}
Difficulty: {{level}}
Requirements:
1. Give {{count}} questions at a time, easy to hard.
2. One point per question; do not stack two traps in one stem.
3. Wait for my answer, then give the answer and an explanation that names how people usually get it wrong.
4. If my answer reveals a conceptual gap, drop to a more basic question.
Questions first; wait for me to say 'answers'.What to state before it starts
Leave these unsaid and the model fills them with an assumption. Most 'wrong answers' start here.
- {{weakness}}: e.g. 'I confuse correlation with causation'
- {{type}}: multiple choice / short answer / calculation / scenario
- {{count}}: 5 per round is more sustainable than 20
Go through each of these
Where this kind of work most often goes wrong. Already in the prompt, so you do not have to remember it.
- Keep 'questions first' or the explanation arrives with the question and the test is void.
- Drilling by failure mode beats chapter order.