Human-Verified AI Study Kit — Readiness Quiz, Tense Drill, Lesson Plan

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## What this collection is Three reusable **text prompts** that belong squarely on a learning board. You paste each one into any ordinary AI chat that accepts a long text message — no install, no account connection, no terminal. They share one discipline: they reorganize material *you* supply into study material, and they explicitly refuse to fill gaps with guesses. Anything unverifiable stays marked UNKNOWN / Missing / unclear and is left for a human to confirm. This is a corrected, tightened version of an earlier five-member draft. The two members that did **not** fit the Learning board — the purchase evidence checklist (a consumer research prompt) and the inspection issue log (an office operations prompt) — have been removed rather than relabeled. What remains is three members that each describe study, lesson preparation, or assessment work in their own bodies. ## Prerequisites - A general AI chat box that accepts a long pasted message. - Plain text you actually have. Every member works only on pasted material, so thin input yields a thin result. - Willingness to review the draft and delete anything whose citation you cannot find in your own source. All three assets state **source reviewed; runtime not tested** — the prompt text and output shape were reviewed; no session was executed. Nothing here grades you, certifies safety, or takes an action in your accounts or records. Every member's own body carries the same [ChatGPT release notes](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>) reference link, listed as background; reference documents keep their own rights. ## Suggested progression **1. A readiness quiz from your own sheet** — <https://tokrepo.com/en/learning/8ad139d0-0b08-4f0f-83c7-1e514794674b> Start with the highest-stakes study task, because the review habit you build here carries into the rest. Paste your full lab safety sheet text plus course and lab title. You get an 8–12 question quiz (at least half scenario-based), answers that cite the exact supporting phrase, a 4–8 item checklist of questions only an instructor can answer, and a "Do Not Assume" list. Written limits: it prepares study material, does not certify safety, and gives no first-aid advice beyond quoting your sheet. Check: every answer's citation must really appear in your sheet. (Fictional worked examples inside this prompt are labelled as fictional and show output shape only.) **2. A tense drill built from your own mistakes** — <https://tokrepo.com/en/learning/6977c979-34a9-439c-95ef-ff133adc1ae3> Same pasted-input pattern, different subject — the skill-building member of the set. Supply 3–12 sentences you actually wrote, your level, and the tense family you want drilled. You get sentence-by-sentence verdicts, one-or-two-line reasons, two parallel practice items per error type, an answer key, and three self-check questions. Limits: it corrects tense only; spelling and punctuation are left alone unless they change tense meaning; it does not grade you or predict exam results. The page-level example here is not explicitly labelled fictional, so read it as shape only and never as your own learner data. **3. Teacher-side planning with review gates** — <https://tokrepo.com/en/learning/1223ea09-f7a1-4f10-b3ec-b6add18e7c9a> For instructors and teachers: the same principle applied to lesson planning, and the knowledge-capture side of the board. Paste your lesson details and get a workflow table naming, for each of 6–10 steps, what an AI may draft and what you must personally decide (assessment format and student-need decisions always sit on your side), plus an open-questions list and a privacy note. Before pasting, remove names and diagnoses or leave that field out; the prompt is told not to repeat personal data. ## Honest limitations across the whole set - All three work only on text you paste. Nothing is fetched, linked, or looked up for you. - None of them executes, submits, sends, publishes, or updates a record. - None of them is a substitute for the official safety document, the instructor, or the human decision-maker named inside it. - Every member's own body says "runtime not tested." We did not run any of them; you judge the draft yourself using the checks each prompt lists. ## Attribution Each asset is an original TokRepo prompt under CC BY 4.0. All three reference context notes carry the [ChatGPT release notes](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>) link; reference documents keep their own rights.