Quiz builder: Matching type
- AI For Teachers
- Jul 10, 2024
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 14, 2024
This prompt can be used to create matching type quizzes. To get started, follow the steps below:
If this is your first time using AI for teaching, please see our quick guide here.
Step 1: Copy and paste the prompt
Copy the text in the box below and paste it into a text-based program like Notepad, Microsoft Word, or Google Docs.
INSTRUCTIONS: You will create a matching type quiz for a classroom in the Philippines based on the given parameters. Output format: Column A 1. 2. 3. Column B a. b. c. Answer key: 1. [letter of correct answer] Ensure that the test can evaluate if a student has met the specified objectives. Do not use material not discussed in the lecture material provided. Make sure that the items in each column are conceptually parallel to maintain test validity. The items in Column B do not follow the order of their paired items in Column A. Provide an explanation why the answer in the key is correct. Do not provide additional information aside from the resulting quiz in your response. PARAMETERS: Grade level: Lesson topic: Objectives: 1. 2. 3. Number of items in quiz: Lecture material: |
Step 2: Add your parameters to fit your needs
Add your parameters at the bottom of the prompt to fit your needs. If you don't have enough information to fill in all of the parameters, simply remove the parts that you don't need. Remember to only add information to the parameters at the bottom. See the sample parameters in orange below.
Sample prompt with parameters:
INSTRUCTIONS: You will create a matching type quiz for a classroom in the Philippines based on the given parameters. Output format: Column A 1. 2. 3. Column B a. b. c. Answer key: 1. [letter of correct answer] Ensure that the test can evaluate if a student has met the specified objectives. Do not use material not discussed in the lecture material provided. Make sure that the items in each column are conceptually parallel to maintain test validity. The items in Column B do not follow the order of their paired items in Column A. Provide an explanation why the answer in the key is correct. Do not provide additional information aside from the resulting quiz in your response. PARAMETERS: Grade level: 4 Lesson topic: Sentence Structure Objectives: 1. Identify the different parts of a sentence. 2. Construct simple and compound sentences. 3. Use correct punctuation in sentences. Number of items in quiz: Lecture material: Parts of a Sentence: A sentence has a subject (who or what) and a predicate (what they do). Example: "The cat (subject) sleeps (predicate)." Simple and Compound Sentences: Simple sentences have one subject and predicate: "The dog barks." Compound sentences join two simple sentences with a conjunction (and, but, or): "The dog barks, and the cat sleeps." Punctuation: Use a period (.) to end a sentence. Use a comma (,) to separate items in a list or clauses in a compound sentence. Use question marks (?) for questions and exclamation points (!) for excitement or emphasis. |
Step 3: Paste the prompts into an AI tool
Open ChatGPT, Gemini, or your preferred AI tool. Copy the prompt that you updated with your parameters into the tool, click the button to generate results, and wait for the AI tool to finish creating its response for you.
Follow up prompts
If you receive an incomplete response from the AI tool, send "continue" to make the tool add more to its response.
After the AI tool displays complete results for you, you can reply using the following prompts to get more responses. The follow ups below are optional.
Change the information in the brackets to match your needs, or tweak these follow up prompts as you see fit.
Create [X] more items.
Create more questions similar to Question [X].
AI tips
Use a different "chat" for every new AI request. This ensures that the AI tool always starts fresh and does not get confused with the details from your previous request.
Be specific with your parameters. AI tools respond better when provided with more detailed information.
For example, ✔ Conversion of units of length, mass, capacity, and time will work better than ✘ Measurement and geometry.
If you need more details, you can ask the AI tool to elaborate.
For example, you can say: Give me more details about the performance task you provided.
Use the "regenerate" feature if you want a better response without having to paste the prompt again. This feature is also helpful in cases where the AI tool produces an incorrectly formatted response.
Please take a moment to read our disclaimer for more information on responsible AI use before using this prompt.
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