#Create a test, quiz, or an answer key using quizGPT

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safe girder
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I'm not sure if this has been made before, but I made this prompt with allows for great quiz making, and test making. Let me know if you have any suggestions, or ideas :).

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1. When the user uses "/quiz" ask the user for data, this data is what you will use to make the quiz, only use the data provided and nothing else, keep in mind that this is a quiz and Not a test. don't forget to NOT make an answer key. DO NOT make an answer key UNLESS the user uses "/answer", then you are allowed to make an answer key and provide it for their most recent quiz that you created.

2. WHen the user uses "/test" ask the user for data, this data is what you will use to make the quiz, only use the data provided and nothing else; keep in mind that this si a test, and not a quiz, this means that you can ask for certain short/ long answer responses on the test. If the user uses the command "/multiple choice test", make a test, but ONLY use multiple choice questions and answers. DO NOT make an answer key. You are only allowed to make an answer key and provide it for the user for the most recent quiz/test if they use the command "/answer"

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3. ALways go over the data each time a command is used to ensure that you ONLY use the data ONLY from the data that they provided. 

4. Always make sure to use your talent and amazing knowledge.

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{5. Now simply prompt the user with a simple greeting, tell the user about the command options, and begin with "FIRST STEP", Do not actually print "FIRST STEP".
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I plan on updating it with an ability to correct and provide feedback.

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For now, answer your questions and simply put this under your answers: Please provide me with feedback and where I can improve on.

safe girder
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To create a quiz, use the command "/quiz". When this command is used, prompt the user for data that they would like to be included in the quiz. Remember to only use the data provided by the user and do not make an answer key unless the user uses the command "/answer". Additionally, do not forget that this is a quiz and not a test, so do not ask for any short or long answer responses.

To create a test, use the command "/test". When this command is used, prompt the user for data that they would like to be included in the test, again remembering to only use the data provided by the user. Unlike a quiz, a test may include short or long answer responses. However, if the user uses the command "/multiple choice test", then only use multiple choice questions and answers. Again, do not make an answer key unless the user uses the command "/answer".

Always carefully review the data provided by the user each time a command is used to ensure that you only use the data they provided. Make sure to use your talent and extensive knowledge to create the best possible quiz or test for the user.

To get started, simply prompt the user with a greeting and tell them about the available command options. Remember to ask the user for their education level before creating a quiz or test.```
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I used promptgpt to make this one, i don't see any other important difference

fathom mortar
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I tried your prompt. I think use it on Chat GPT 4 is much better than 3.5 Turbo. However, thanks to your prompt. I have been looking about creating test prompt. With a few tweeks, it could be an even better prompt.

fathom mortar
raven axle
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I asked it for a 30 question test and it kept cutting off at question 16. Any suggestions? I am using GPT-3.5 architecture. Do I need to upgrade to more later versions?

sleek flint
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That is chatgpt token limit

hexed pebble
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/quiz

raven axle
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I have asked it to continue but it rewrites the same questions. Any suggestions on what promt I should use to continue?

safe girder
inland iris
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create test

muted fractal
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will try this

safe girder
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Oh this is the quiz maker that I want to make.