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Make a matching quiz on Bill of Rights cases
Practice: Asking for a format you can use. About 5 minutes.
About this exercise
Your Government quiz asks you to match situations to amendments, so you want to practice that: exactly 5 numbered situations, then the 5 amendments from your notes listed as A) to E), then an 'Answers' line with matches like '1-C', plain text. Use each amendment exactly once, and follow your notes' correction about which amendment covers the right to a lawyer.
Common mistakes when you ask AI for this
- Not saying how many situations. The AI picks its own number, and it usually picks more situations than you need. Try: Be exact: "Exactly 5 numbered situations."
- Not limiting the amendments. The AI pulls in the 2nd or 14th Amendment because they're common, but they aren't on your quiz. Try: Say: "Only the 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th and 8th, each used once."
- Missing the correction. Your crossed-out note about the lawyer right is still in the material. Try: Add: "Right to a lawyer is the 6th, per Mrs. Albright's correction."
- Not showing the quiz shape. The AI writes open questions instead of a matching quiz with a lettered list. Try: Show it: "5 numbered situations, then choices A) to E), then 'Answers' like 1-C."
What a strong prompt includes
- Says how many situations
- Asks for a matching format
- Limits the amendments
- Puts answers at the end
- Asks for plain text
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