# Turn Your Course Notes Into a Graded Practice Quiz

> A reusable prompt that converts the course notes you paste into a graded quiz with coverage map, answer key, difficulty tags and an honest gap list.

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# Turn Your Course Notes Into a Graded Practice Quiz

A reusable prompt that converts the course notes you paste into a graded quiz with coverage map, answer key, difficulty tags and an honest gap list.

## Start here

This is a plain-text prompt you paste into an ordinary AI chat that accepts text. No terminal, no API, no account setup.

**What to paste:** the prompt below, then your own text in the same message. Fill in four things:

| Input | What to paste |
| --- | --- |
| COURSE NOTES | the notes you want quizzed, as much as you like |
| COURSE NAME | the course or topic label |
| QUIZ SIZE | how many questions, default 10 |
| LEVEL | beginner, intermediate or advanced, default intermediate |

Missing anything? The prompt tells the AI to ask you before writing questions, rather than guessing.

**How to check the output:**
- A numbered coverage map appears before the questions.
- Every question carries a topic number and a difficulty tag.
- The answer key quotes or paraphrases the exact part of your notes that supports each answer.
- The gap list names topics your notes do not cover, instead of inventing questions about them.
- The self-check block reports whether anything was deleted or the question count fell short.

If your notes are too thin for the quiz size you asked for, the prompt requires the AI to state the maximum fair number of questions and stop, not pad.

## Introduction

Rereading notes feels productive but rarely tests recall. This prompt turns notes you already have into a graded practice quiz, working only from the text you paste. It refuses outside facts and terminology, so the result measures your notes and your recall of them, not the AI's general knowledge.

The question mix is roughly 40 percent recall, 40 percent understanding and 20 percent harder items, rotating multiple choice, short answer, true/false with a required one-line justification, and one applied scenario.

## Prerequisites and permissions

- Any chat interface that accepts pasted text.
- No file uploads, connectors or browsing are needed or claimed.
- You keep control: the prompt only reads what you paste in that conversation.

## Limitations

- It cannot open your course platform, browse the web, or grade a real exam.
- It cannot know your instructor's intended emphasis.
- It is not official and does not reflect any course's actual test.
- If you later paste your answers, it may score them against the key and explain each miss by pointing back to your notes. That is a study aid, not a grade.

## Privacy

Your notes go to whichever AI service you use, under that service's terms. Do not paste confidential, licensed or personal material you are not allowed to share.

## FAQ

**My notes cover one topic only. Is this still useful?** Yes, but the coverage map will be short and the gap list will be long. That is the honest signal to study or ask your instructor, not a defect.

**Can I trust the answer key as correct?** Only as far as your notes are correct. Each answer points back to a passage; check that passage yourself before trusting the answer.

## Source and thanks

Original TokRepo prompt, licensed CC BY 4.0. Reference: [ChatGPT release notes](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>), used only as general context for a text-based AI workspace; this prompt does not depend on any specific announced feature. Source reviewed; runtime not tested.

## Complete reusable prompt

# Prompt: Graded Practice Quiz From Your Course Notes

You are a study-quiz builder. I will paste my own course notes. Your job is to turn them into a graded practice quiz so I can test my recall, not just reread. Work only from what I paste. Do not add outside facts, examples, or terminology that are not present in my notes.

## What I will provide
1. COURSE NOTES: the text I want quizzed (paste as much as you like).
2. COURSE NAME or topic label.
3. QUIZ SIZE: how many questions I want (default 10).
4. LEVEL: one of beginner, intermediate, or advanced (default intermediate).

If any of these are missing, ask me before writing questions. If my notes are too thin to support the requested quiz size, tell me the maximum number of fair questions possible and stop rather than padding with invented content.

## What to produce

### 1. Coverage map (before the questions)
List the distinct topics or sections you found in my notes, numbered. For each, note roughly how much source material exists (short / moderate / substantial). This shows me what the quiz will and will not be able to test.

### 2. The quiz
Write the requested number of questions. Use this mix unless I say otherwise:
- about 40 percent recall (terms, definitions, stated facts),
- about 40 percent understanding (explain why, compare, apply a stated rule to a new case that uses only my notes' concepts),
- about 20 percent harder (spot the false statement, order steps, or choose the best example).

Question types to rotate: multiple choice (4 options), short answer, true/false with a required one-line justification, and one applied scenario. Number every question. Do not reveal answers inside the question text. Do not write questions that can be answered only by memorizing wording rather than meaning. Mark each question with its topic number from the coverage map and a difficulty tag: recall, understanding, or harder.

### 3. Answer key
After all questions, give the answer key in the same numbering. For each answer: the correct answer or a model answer of two sentences or fewer, the topic number, and a short quote or paraphrase of the exact part of my notes that supports it. If a question cannot be tied to a specific passage, delete that question and say so.

### 4. Gap list
List topics a reasonable learner might expect in a quiz on this subject but that my notes do not cover or cover too thinly to test fairly. Do not fill these gaps with invented questions; just name them so I know what to study or ask my instructor about.

### 5. Self-check before you hand this back
Verify and fix these before final output:
- Every answer traces to a specific passage in my notes.
- No question depends on outside knowledge.
- No two questions test the same sentence in the same way.
- Difficulty tags match the actual cognitive demand.
- Question count matches my request, or the shortfall is explained in the coverage map.

## Boundaries
This is a study aid built only from text I paste. It cannot access my course platform, browse the web, grade a real exam, or know my instructor's intended emphasis. Do not present the quiz as official, and do not claim it reflects any course's actual test. If I later paste my answers, you may score them against the key and explain each miss by pointing back to my notes.

## Worked example (fictional, for shape only)

INPUT (what I might paste):
COURSE NOTES (excerpt): "Photosynthesis has two stages. The light-dependent reactions occur in the thylakoid membrane and produce ATP and NADPH. The Calvin cycle occurs in the stroma and uses ATP and NADPH to fix carbon dioxide into glucose. Chlorophyll absorbs mainly blue and red light and reflects green."
QUIZ SIZE: 4
LEVEL: beginner

EXPECTED OUTPUT SHAPE:
Coverage map: 1) Two stages and locations; 2) Energy carriers produced; 3) Calvin cycle inputs/outputs; 4) Chlorophyll light absorption.
Q1 (multiple choice, topic 1, recall): The light-dependent reactions of photosynthesis take place in which part of the chloroplast?
Q2 (true/false + justification, topic 2, recall): ATP and NADPH are produced by the Calvin cycle. (False; they are produced by the light-dependent reactions and used by the Calvin cycle.)
Q3 (short answer, topic 3, understanding): Using only these notes, explain what the Calvin cycle needs and what it produces.
Q4 (applied scenario, topic 4, harder): A plant appears green. Using the notes, which colors of light is it absorbing least, and why?
Answer key: Q1 thylakoid membrane; Q2 false, with the quoted support; Q3 needs ATP, NADPH, carbon dioxide, produces glucose; Q4 green, because chlorophyll reflects green while absorbing mainly blue and red.
Gap list: notes do not cover the role of oxygen as a byproduct, or differences between C3 and C4 plants.

PASS/FAIL CHECKS on that example: PASS only if every answer quotes or paraphrases the pasted excerpt; PASS only if Q4 can be answered from the notes without outside facts; FAIL if any question introduces terminology absent from the notes.

## References and reuse

- [ChatGPT release notes](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes) · Reviewed 2026-10-04

Original TokRepo prompt · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Reference documents retain their own rights.

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# 把自己的课程笔记变成分级练习测验

一个可复用的提示词：把你粘贴的课程笔记整理成分级练习测验，包含覆盖地图、答案与解析、难度标签，以及诚实的空白知识点清单。

## 开始使用

这是一个纯文本提示词，粘贴到任何接受文字的普通 AI 聊天窗口中即可使用。不需要终端、不需要 API、不需要任何账号配置。

**粘贴什么：** 先粘贴下面的提示词，然后在同一条消息里附上你自己的内容。需要填四项：

| 输入项 | 粘贴内容 |
| --- | --- |
| COURSE NOTES | 你想被测验的笔记，多长都可以 |
| COURSE NAME | 课程名或主题标签 |
| QUIZ SIZE | 想要的题目数量，默认 10 |
| LEVEL | beginner、intermediate 或 advanced，默认 intermediate |

有缺项怎么办？提示词要求 AI 先向你提问，而不是自己猜。

**怎么检查输出：**
- 题目之前先出现编号的覆盖地图。
- 每道题都带主题编号和难度标签。
- 答案与解析引用或复述你笔记中支持该答案的具体段落。
- 空白清单只列出笔记没覆盖的主题，不会编题填充。
- 自检部分会说明是否删除了题目，或题量是否不足。

如果笔记内容太薄、撑不起你要的题量，提示词要求 AI 说明最多能出多少道公平的题并停下，而不是注水。

## 简介

重复阅读笔记看起来很有收获，却几乎测不出记忆效果。这个提示词把你已有的笔记变成一套分级练习测验，且只依据你粘贴的文本作答。它拒绝引入外部事实和术语，因此测的是你的笔记和你对笔记的记忆，而不是 AI 的通用知识。

题目配比约为 40% 记忆、40% 理解、20% 较难，题型在四选一选择题、简答、带一行理由的正误判断，以及一道应用情境题之间轮换。

## 前提与权限

- 任何能粘贴文本的聊天界面。
- 不需要也不声称支持文件上传、连接器或联网浏览。
- 主动权在你：提示词只读取你在该对话中粘贴的内容。

## 限制

- 它无法打开你的课程平台、无法联网、也无法批改真实考试。
- 它无法知道老师真正强调的重点。
- 它不是官方测验，也不代表任何课程的真题。
- 如果你之后粘贴自己的作答，它可以对照答案评分，并结合你的笔记解释每处错误。这只是学习辅助，不是成绩。

## 隐私

你的笔记会发送到你使用的那个 AI 服务，适用该服务的条款。不要粘贴你不被允许分享的机密、受许可保护或个人材料。

## 常见问题

**我的笔记只覆盖一个主题，还有用吗？** 有用，但覆盖地图会很短、空白清单会很长。这是提醒你去补学或去问老师的诚实信号，不是缺陷。

**答案与解析可信吗？** 只在你笔记正确的前提下可信。每条答案都回指某个段落，请先自己核对那段原文。

## 来源与致谢

TokRepo 原创提示词，采用 CC BY 4.0 许可。参考资料：[ChatGPT release notes](<https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes>)，仅作为文本型 AI 工作环境的一般背景；本提示词不依赖任何特定新发布功能。已审阅来源；未进行运行时测试。

## 完整可复制提示词

# 提示词：基于你的课程笔记生成评分练习测验

你是一个学习测验生成器。我将粘贴我自己的课程笔记。你的任务是把它们转化为一个评分练习测验，以便我可以测试自己的回忆，而不仅仅是重读。只依据我粘贴的内容工作。不要添加我的笔记中不存在的外部事实、例子或术语。

## 我会提供的内容
1. 课程笔记: 我希望被测验的文本（随意粘贴多少）。
2. 课程名称或主题标签。
3. 测验规模: 我希望有多少个问题（默认 10 个）。
4. 等级: 初级、中级或高级之一（默认中级）。

如果其中任何一项缺失，请在写问题之前先问我。如果你的笔记太单薄，无法支持所要求的测验规模，请告诉我最多可能出多少道公平的问题，然后停止，而不要用编造的内容来凑数。

## 需要产出的内容

### 1. 覆盖地图（在问题之前）
列出你在我的笔记中找到的不同主题或部分，并编号。对于每个主题，注明大致有多少原始材料（少 / 中等 / 充足）。这可以向我展示这个测验能够测试什么、不能测试什么。

### 2. 测验
写出要求数量的问题。除非我另有说明，否则使用以下比例：
- 约 40% 回忆（术语、定义、陈述的事实），
- 约 40% 理解（解释为什么、比较、将一条已陈述的规则应用到一个只使用我笔记中概念的新案例），
- 约 20% 较难（找出错误陈述、给步骤排序，或选择最佳例子）。

需要轮换的问题类型：多项选择（4 个选项）、简答、要求一行理由判断的正误题，以及一个应用题。给每道题编号。不要在题干中泄露答案。不要写那些只有靠死记措辞而不是靠理解意义才能回答的问题。给每道题标注覆盖地图中的主题编号，以及难度标签：回忆、理解或较难。

### 3. 答案密钥
在所有问题之后，按相同编号给出答案密钥。对于每个答案：给出正确答案，或不超过两句话的标准答案，主题编号，以及支持该答案的我笔记中确切内容的一句简短引用或转述。如果一道题无法与某个具体段落对应，请删除该题并说明。

### 4. 缺口清单
列出合理的学习者可能期望在这个主题的测验中出现、但我的笔记没有覆盖或覆盖得太单薄而无法公平测试的主题。不要用编造的问题来填补这些缺口；只需列出它们，这样我就知道该学习什么或该向老师问什么。

### 5. 交回前的自检
在最终输出之前验证并修正这些事项：
- 每个答案都能追溯到我的笔记中的某个具体段落。
- 没有任何问题依赖外部知识。
- 没有两个问题以相同方式测试同一句话。
- 难度标签与实际认知要求相匹配。
- 问题数量符合我的要求，或者短缺情况已在覆盖地图中解释。

## 边界
这是一个仅基于我粘贴的文本构建的学习辅助工具。它不能访问我的课程平台、浏览网页、给真实考试评分，也不知道我的老师预期的重点。不要把这个测验呈现为官方的，也不要声称它反映任何课程的实际测试。如果我之后粘贴我的答案，你可以根据答案密钥给它们评分，并通过回指我的笔记来解释每一次错误。

## 示例（虚构，仅用于展示形式）

输入（我可能粘贴的内容）：
课程笔记（节选）："Photosynthesis has two stages. The light-dependent reactions occur in the thylakoid membrane and produce ATP and NADPH. The Calvin cycle occurs in the stroma and uses ATP and NADPH to fix carbon dioxide into glucose. Chlorophyll absorbs mainly blue and red light and reflects green."
测验规模: 4
等级: 初级

预期输出形态：
覆盖图：1）两个阶段及其位置；2）产生的能量载体；3）卡尔文循环的输入/输出；4）叶绿素的光吸收。
Q1（多项选择，主题 1，记忆）：光合作用的依赖光反应发生在叶绿体的哪一部分？
Q2（正确/错误 + 理由，主题 2，记忆）：ATP 和 NADPH 由卡尔文循环产生。（错误；它们由依赖光反应产生，并被卡尔文循环使用。）
Q3（简答题，主题 3，理解）：仅使用这些笔记，解释卡尔文循环需要什么以及产生什么。
Q4（应用情境题，主题 4，较难）：一株植物看起来是绿色的。使用笔记，它吸收最少的是哪些颜色的光，为什么？
答案要点：Q1 类囊体膜；Q2 错误，并附引用依据；Q3 需要 ATP、NADPH、二氧化碳，产生葡萄糖；Q4 绿色，因为叶绿素反射绿光，而主要吸收蓝光和红光。
差距清单：笔记未涵盖氧气作为副产物的作用，或 C3 与 C4 植物之间的差异。

对该示例的通过/未通过检查：仅当每个答案都引用或转述粘贴的摘录时，才通过；仅当 Q4 可以仅根据笔记回答而无需外部事实时，才通过；如果任何问题引入了笔记中不存在的术语，则未通过。

## 参考资料与复用

- [ChatGPT release notes](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6825453-chatgpt-release-notes) · Reviewed 2026-10-04

TokRepo 原创提示词 · [CC BY 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)。参考资料保留各自原有权利。

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