Prompt catalog
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Sets up an AI conversation partner in character as a persona from a specific city or country, responding only in the language you're practicing so you can ask questions and hold a back-and-forth exchange in that language. Useful for low-pressure daily speaking or typing practice between formal lessons, letting you rehearse conversational language without a human partner on hand.
Stages an in-character interview where the AI plays a specific character from an assigned book, staying only in that character's voice and grounding every answer in the text, for a student at a given grade level or content area. The student asks the questions; afterward they evaluate whether the character's responses matched the text, citing quotes and examples — useful prep before writing a literary analysis essay.
Generates a realistic mock exam by first asking you which specific exam you're preparing for, then building a practice paper that mirrors its format and difficulty as closely as possible. - Input: nothing prepared in advance — you answer a follow-up question - Output: a clarifying question about which exam you're taking - Then: a mock paper matching that exam's structure - Useful when you don't want to fill in a rigid template yourself
Reorganizes uploaded class notes for a specific subject and student level into a topic-based study guide, using only the content you provided without adding outside material. The output groups related ideas under headings, highlights key terms and real-life examples, and closes each section with two short-answer questions, turning scattered notes into structured review material ahead of an exam.
Asks the AI to explain what one specific passage means in context, given the book or work's title, author, the class it's for, and exactly which chapter, section, or act the passage comes from. Useful for close reading before a class discussion or written analysis, when a single confusing passage — not the whole text — is what's blocking your understanding.
Condenses a course subject or unit into an organized, easy-to-review study guide built by an AI acting as a first-year student's study assistant ahead of a test. - Input: the subject, unit, or topic to cover - Output: headings and bullet points around major concepts and key terms - Includes important examples, skipping unnecessary detail - Ends with a short summary section for last-minute review
Builds a practice test directly from your own pasted notes for a specific grade, subject, and upcoming assessment, drawing questions only from the material you provide rather than inventing new content. Best used as a final review step once your notes are already well-organized, letting you test recall and understanding of exactly what you've studied before the real assessment.
Runs a fast 10-question quiz on a chosen subject, asking questions one at a time and reporting your final score at the end. For each wrong answer it explains why you were incorrect, and for each right answer it adds a bonus fact to deepen your understanding, making it a quick, low-stakes way to gauge how close you are to mastering a topic.
Designs a classroom activity for a given grade and subject that mirrors how a specific professional role actually uses generative AI, built around a named standard, an AI-literacy skill, and scaffolds you specify. - Inputs: grade, subject, standard, professional role, AI's role for that profession, literacy skill, scaffold to include - Output: a professionally grounded scenario with learning outcomes - Includes assessment criteria and reflection questions - Built for teachers who want AI literacy, not just AI usage