Creating a sequence of tasks (question set/quiz)

Author

Dr. Patrick Ziegelmüller

Use Case

A draft for an interactive self-check on the learning platform, without any manual work in the H5P editor. The educator supplies the topic, target group and learning objective and receives four multiple-choice questions with four options each and an explanation for every distractor, in the import format of the H5P content type “Question Set”. Note: The format has to be followed exactly. Check the content for accuracy before publishing.

Example Prompt

Create a multiple-choice quiz about the polymerase chain reaction. The target audience is bachelor's students in their second year of biochemistry studies. The learning objectives are a detailed understanding of the topic. Create 4 questions with 4 alternatives for each question. For each distractor, add an explanation of why the distractor is not a correct alternative. Print the questions with the question on the first line, the correct alternative on the next line preceded by an asterisk, and the distractors on the following lines. Add ::and the explanation of why it is not the correct alternative to each distractor. Separate each question with a blank line. Do not add any labels, formatting, or numbering. Do not assign letters to the alternatives. Stick to the format described exactly, as I will paste the output into another program that expects this format. Output the answer as preformatted code.