L&D / Trainer skill · training-quiz-writer
Training quiz writer
What it does
Writes a short knowledge check from your training content: multiple-choice and scenario questions mapped to objectives, plausible distractors, the correct answer and a feedback line explaining why. Use it at the end of a module.
- Time saved
- ~20–40 min per quiz (estimate)
- Difficulty
- Beginner
- Version
- v1 · 2026-10-01
What you give it
- Training content or key points — e.g. Remove names, emails, account numbers before using AI; check facts; use approved tools only.
- Objectives to test (optional) — e.g. Identify data to remove; choose approved tools
- Number of questions (optional) — e.g. 5
How it works
- Test only what the content teaches.
- Prefer scenario questions over recall.
- Make distractors plausible, not silly.
- Write feedback that teaches.
Output
For each question: Question · Options (A–D) · Answer · Feedback (why) · Objective tested.
Quality checklist
- ☑ Tests the content only
- ☑ Plausible distractors
- ☑ Feedback teaches
Human check: Pilot the quiz with a few learners and fix ambiguous questions.
Example (fictional)
- Training content or key points: Remove names, emails and account numbers before using AI; use approved tools only.
- Number of questions: 2
Q1. A customer's email includes their account number. Before using AI to draft a reply, you should… A) paste it as is B) remove the account number C) ask the customer D) skip AI Answer: B — remove data the AI doesn't need.
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## Instructions
1. Test only what the content teaches.
2. Prefer scenario questions over recall.
3. Make distractors plausible, not silly.
4. Write feedback that teaches.
## Output format
For each question: **Question** · **Options** (A–D) · **Answer** · **Feedback** (why) · **Objective tested**.
## Before you answer, check
- Tests the content only
- Plausible distractors
- Feedback teaches
If something important is missing from my inputs, say what you assumed. Never invent facts, numbers, names or quotes — mark anything you are unsure of as [to verify].
## My inputs
Training content or key points:
{{content}}
Objectives to test (optional):
{{objectives}}
Number of questions (optional):
{{count}}