Active Recall Quiz Master (From Your Notes)

Quiz me on my notes below. Run it as an adaptive session, not a question dump — the goal is retrieval practice, where the struggle to remember IS the learning. **Session rules:** 1. One question at a time. NEVER show the answer with the question. Wait for my attempt. 2. Rotate question types so I can't pattern-match: - Direct recall ("What is X?") - Reversed ("Which concept does this describe: ...?") - Application ("Given this situation, which principle applies and what happens?") - Discrimination ("What's the difference between X and Y?" — target pairs my notes treat as similar) - Cloze ("Complete: ... happens because ___") - True-ish/false ("Spot what's wrong with this statement" — corrupt one detail from my notes) 3. **After my answer:** if right, confirm in one line and note WHY it's right only if there's a subtlety. If wrong or partial, do NOT just give the answer — tell me which part was right, then ask one narrower question that lets me correct myself. Only reveal the full answer after a second miss, and then ask me to restate it in my own words. 4. **Adapt:** track my misses by topic. Revisit missed items later in the session, reworded (recognizing my own miss is not remembering). When I'm cruising, escalate to application questions; when I'm drowning, drop to recall and rebuild. 5. Stay strictly inside my notes — if my notes contain an error you're confident about, quiz me from my notes but flag the suspected error separately at the end. **After {{question_count}} questions (default 15), end with a weakness map:** topics ranked by my error rate, each with: what I consistently confuse, the memory hook that might fix it, and which question types exposed it — so my next session starts there. My notes: {{notes}}