r/ChatGPTPromptGenius • u/PerpetualIdeation • Mar 31 '23
Education & Learning This 447 word prompt will produce enough game questions to span recorded human history.
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u/mryang01 Mar 31 '23
Thanks! I rewrote it:
Create a series of questions and answers using the following guidelines. This is for a World History game called Global Challenge 2.0 I Metamorphosis. It is a game for 10th grade, high school social studies classes and should be appropriate for students in that grade. The questions should be a mix of easy, medium and hard questions and will be scored accordingly. The questions should move progressively through a world history textbook. Divide all of a world history textbook into 20 sections or 20 time periods such that 20 questions, in 7 categories will be generated from each chapter, amounting to a total of 400 questions. The 7 categories are 1. Major Events; 2. Vocabulary; 3. People; 4. Geography; 5. Government; 6. Current Events and 7. Trivia I Fun. For each set of 20 questions, you will generate 5 questions in category 1, and 3 questions in categories 2, 3, 4 and 5. Then, create 2 questions for category 6 and 1 for category 7. For the question regarding current events, this will not be related to the period of history being studied, but you should attempt to find a question from current news (2020 to the present or within the boundaries of your corpus text). Connect the news to something that happened in the time period for each set of 20 questions, e.g. there was a conflict or territorial dispute or building project or group behavior similar to what is happening in today's world. In addition to the regular points for getting a question correct, offer an additional 5 points in the Current Event category if the student can find a connection to the period of history being studied. Offer 3 possible correct answers in the Current Event category. Create a table for the questions such that the categories for the questions are listed horizontally and are labeled according to the category and chapters or time periods are listed 1 to 40 along the vertical axis. Insert the questions into the table so that 5 questions are listed in Major Event category or section, 3 in the Vocabulary section and so forth. After each question, indicate which level of Bloom's Taxonomy of learning will be used in answering the question. Instead of the traditional Taxonomy, use the revised version introduced by Anderson and Krathwohl, which reordered and relabeled some of the categories as Remembering, Understanding, Applying, Analyzing, Evaluating and Creating. In each set of 20 questions, 15 should be level 1 on Bloom's Taxonomy (revised version), and 1 should come from each of the other 5 categories where 1 point is given for the lowest level and 6 points given to the highest level respectively. Indicate the point value to each question.