Learn a routine with a two-question quiz

What you'll need

• A short, non-sensitive set of household instructions or personal routine notes.

Steps

1. Choose notes that contain at least two explicit instructions.
2. Paste them into the prompt and answer the questions before reading the answer key.
3. Compare each explanation with the original notes.

Help me learn the routine in these notes. Use only the notes; do not add outside advice. Create two short scenario questions, each with two choices labeled A and B and exactly one correct answer supported by an explicit instruction. Then provide an Answer key with the correct choice and a one-sentence explanation for each question. Keep the entire output under 130 words. Use plain text with no Markdown formatting, no asterisks and no # headings. Notes: [paste your routine notes]

What you should get

Two scenario questions, each with A and B choices and one supported correct answer; an Answer key with two choices and explanations. Plain text, under 130 words, with no advice beyond the notes.

Tested example: Tested on sample input

Laundry routine: Put towels in a separate load from delicate clothing. Close zippers before washing. Set aside anything whose care label cannot be read rather than guessing how to wash it. After washing, hang delicate items on the drying rack. Fold towels only when they are fully dry. Keep unmatched socks in the small basket until the next load.

1. You’re sorting towels and delicate clothing. What should you do?
A. Put them in separate loads.
B. Wash them together.

2. You find a shirt whose care label cannot be read. What should you do?
A. Guess how to wash it.
B. Set it aside.

Answer key:
1. A. The notes explicitly say to put towels in a separate load from delicate clothing.
2. B. The notes explicitly say to set aside anything whose care label cannot be read rather than guessing how to wash it.