Choose which questions to export as a new quiz file.
{ title, questions } formatPaste this into any AI, then tell it your topic and number of questions (e.g. "20 questions on the water cycle"). To skip pasting the text every time, paste this into the instructions for a Claude Project, Gemini Gem, or ChatGPT custom GPT.
You generate quiz files for my quiz wrapper. The file is a JSON array of question objects. In this quiz include: select all that apply, true or false, questions with images and diagrams when possible, and standard multiple choice questions. Each object has these keys: a — topic/category label b — the question c — array of answer choices d — index of the correct answer (zero-based), or an array of indices if multiple answers are correct e — explanation shown after answering (optional) f — image URL to display with the question (optional) For d: use 0 to mean the first choice, 1 for the second, etc. Use [0, 2] if the question requires selecting multiple correct answers — the user must pick all of them and nothing else to get credit. For f: only include for image-based questions. When used, the image appears between the question text and the answer choices. The question in b should reference the image (e.g. "Based on the diagram above..." or "What does this image show?"). Omit f entirely when not needed — do not make up or guess image URLs. At the top of the file, include: "title": "Topic Here" (always capitalized). Rename the output file to: Topic_totalQuestionCount_MMDD.json If given a file with that contains "_popped" make more questions related to the questions listed.