Quiz yourself before a test with your own notes

Fix it yourself in 3 steps

1. Gather what the test covers: your notes, the study guide or the slide text for the chapters on the test. Check your teacher's or school's rules on AI first, and use it only for practice, never during a graded test.
2. Paste the prompt below with your material. Answer each question yourself before looking anything up, and let the AI tell you what was right, what was missing and where in your notes the answer is.
3. At the end, take the list of weak topics, reread just those parts of your notes, then ask for a fresh round on only those topics. Repeat on another day closer to the test.

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Quiz me for a test using only the material I paste below. [paste notes, study guide or slide text]. Rules: 1) Ask me one question at a time and wait for my answer; mix short-answer, multiple-choice and 'explain why' questions. 2) After each answer, tell me if it's right, partly right or wrong, give the correct answer in 1-2 sentences, and name the part of my notes it comes from. 3) Don't give hints unless I type 'hint', and don't invent facts that aren't in my material; if my notes are unclear on something, say so. 4) Ask 10 questions. Stop after question 10 and give me a score, a list of the topics I missed, and 3 things to review first. Then stop and wait; don't start a new round unless I ask.

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Tips from people who've done it

• Answer from memory before you look anything up. Struggling to recall something is what makes it stick.
• Short rounds on several days beat one long cram session. Ask for a new round on just your weak topics a day or two later.
• AI can make mistakes. If an answer disagrees with your textbook or teacher, trust them and ask your teacher.
• Use this to practice, not to do graded work. Follow your school's rules on AI.

Agents people used for this: Grok Bot, ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude.