"Explain the four core prompt types (Explain, Quiz, Outline, Refine) by comparing them to four different tools in a toolbox. For example, 'An Explain prompt is like a textbook that...'."

"In simple terms, what is the main difference between a 'Quiz' prompt and a 'Refine' prompt? When would I use one instead of the other?."

"For the topic of 'photosynthesis,' write one example prompt for each of the four types: Explain, Quiz, Outline, and Refine."

"Show me how to combine two prompt types into a 'Combo Prompt' or 'prompt chaining'. Give me an example for a History topic, like the French Revolution."

"Analyze the 'Refine' prompt type. Explain why this type of prompt forces a higher level of learning than a simple 'Explain' prompt."

"Act as a study strategist. For a student preparing for final exams, which of the four prompt types should they use most in the final week of revision, and why? Justify your answer based on the purpose of each prompt."

"Design a 'Learning Workflow' diagram for a full study session on a new chapter. The diagram must show when to strategically use Explain, Outline, Quiz, and Refine prompts to move from initial understanding to final mastery."

"Create a scenario where a student misuses a prompt type. For example, using an 'Explain' prompt when they should be using a 'Quiz' prompt. Then, explain the negative impact on their learning and memory retention."