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Same task: turn biology notes into 8 printable flashcards

Before 33%

Vague prompt

make flashcards from my notes

AI's answer

Here are flashcards built from your notes. I put the starred items first...

**Starred (Friday quiz)**

1. **Q:** What is osmosis?
   **A:** The diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane.
  • 12 cards, not 8
  • 324 words: too long to print
  • Messy Q/A layout with symbols

After 100%

Pro prompt

Make exactly 8 flashcards from my notes, one per line as "term: definition", each under 10 words. Include osmosis, active transport and the sodium-potassium pump.

AI's answer

1. osmosis: diffusion of water across a membrane
2. active transport: moves molecules against the gradient using ATP
3. sodium-potassium pump: pumps 3 Na+ out and 2 K+ in
4. diffusion: molecules spread from high to low
  • Exactly 8 cards
  • 81 words: ready to print
  • All 3 quiz terms included

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