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Create multiple-choice and written-response questions from a lecture PDF, chapter or handout in Supernapse, with feedback and an explanation for every answer.
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Use it as your source; it can also become summaries and flashcards.
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Check prompts and answers against the document and add context where needed.
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Give a reason
Explain why an option fits, or put the relationship in your own words.
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Learn from the feedback
Check the concept in your PDF and take what remains unclear to the AI Tutor.
Example: one PDF connection, several ways to practice
Illustrative photosynthesis example: one link between the two stages.
Multiple choice: what do the light reactions do?
Produce ATP and NADPH using light energy. The explanation ties that output to the Calvin cycle.
How does the Calvin cycle use ATP and NADPH?
To fix CO₂. Before answering, try explaining how the two stages connect.
Written response: why does the cycle need light reactions?
Connect the ATP and NADPH they produce to what the cycle uses, then check the document.
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Pick a PDF you need to study now and note its concepts, relationships and processes: your yardstick for judging the questions. Check that text, tables and formulas are readable.
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You mixed up a term
Return to its definition in the PDF: naming the wrong stage can change the answer.
You couldn't explain the connection
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The question needs more context
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