Can Leiolai make practice questions for a topic?
Yes. Ask Leiolai to make practice questions from the topic and source material you provide. Specify the difficulty and keep the answer key separate. Give Leiolai your attempts and request feedback on the steps you missed.
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What should I specify in the prompt?
Tell Leiolai the topic, concepts to test, number of questions, and preferred format. Supply the source passage if the questions should use a particular text. State the level, such as an introductory explanation or a more challenging application.
Can I keep the answers hidden until I try?
Yes. Ask Leiolai for practice questions first and the answer key in a separate follow-up. After trying the questions, ask Leiolai for the solution and explanation for each answer.
How do I get more than definition questions?
Ask Leiolai for recall, application, and comparison questions. For an application question, provide a scenario where the concept must be used.
Can the questions use only my notes?
Yes. Ask Leiolai to base the questions only on the supplied material and identify the relevant passage for the answer key. Review the questions for concepts that the notes do not cover.
Use a clear source boundaryHow do I get feedback on an attempted answer?
Give Leiolai your attempted answer and ask which steps are sound and where the reasoning goes wrong. Ask for a hint before a full solution if you want to keep working.
Can I make the next set harder or easier?
Tell Leiolai what was too simple or difficult, then ask for a new set at the intended level. You might request fewer calculation steps, a more complex scenario, or questions focused on one concept.
How can I practice the same concept without repeating the same question?
Ask Leiolai for a different example that tests the same principle, and specify what should change. For a formula, change the values or ask for the unknown quantity. For an idea, ask for a new scenario where the distinction matters.
Explain the concept behind an answer