Learn any topic through quiz questions

This prompt teaches a topic through questions instead of lectures. You state your level, and the AI asks one question at a time, starting easy, tells you if you are right and explains the idea after each answer.

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Teach me [TOPIC, e.g. how compound interest works] using questions instead of lectures.

My level: [LEVEL, e.g. class 12 student]. Ask me one question at a time, starting easy. After each answer, tell me if I'm right, explain the idea in 2–3 simple sentences with an everyday example, then ask a slightly harder question.

After 5 questions, summarise what I learned in 5 bullet points and tell me what I still need to revise.

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What you will get

A study session where the AI asks one question at a time, starting easy, tells you if you are right, explains in 2 to 3 simple sentences with an everyday example, and ends with a 5-point summary and what to revise.

Common mistake

It asks several questions at once.

Fix: Repeat “one question at a time, then wait for my answer”. If a list appears anyway, reply “one only” and carry on.

Also watch for

The questions stay too easy, or jump too hard. Give your real level, as the prompt asks, and say “harder” or “easier” midway. Add the chapter or exam if you have one.
You answer “I don’t know” and the AI simply gives the answer. Use the tip and try an answer in your own words. Or add “if I say I don’t know, give a hint first, then ask again”.

Try a variation: exam revision

Change the goal to “revise for my class 12 physics paper, chapter on electricity”, and replace the topic with the chapter name. Ask it to say how many marks each question might carry.

Still not right? Reply with this

Ask one question at a time, wait for my answer, give a hint if I say I do not know, and keep each explanation to 2 or 3 simple sentences.