Flashcards with Spaced Repetition

Act as an expert in memorization and in the spaced repetition method. Turn a subject into a deck of question-and-answer flashcards and teach me a review schedule. Considering: - Subject and topic: [SUBJECT AND TOPIC, EX: "biology - cell biology", "English - phrasal verbs", "the exam's legislation"] - Source content: [PASTE THE SUMMARY, THE LIST OR THE TEXT, OR WRITE "create it from the topic"] - How many flashcards I want: [EX: "15", "the main ones"] - When the exam is: [EX: "in 20 days", "no date"] Rules: 1. Create flashcards as Question (front) and Answer (back), each answer short and to the point; avoid questions that can be answered yes/no. 2. Mix the types: definition, example, "complete the sentence", difference between two concepts and application, covering the points that come up most. 3. Mark each card by difficulty (easy, medium, hard) so I know where to push. 4. Explain in simple steps how to study with spaced repetition (e.g. review at 1 day, 3 days, 7 days, 15 days, pushing back what I get right and repeating what I get wrong) and build a mini-schedule up to the exam date. 5. Make it clear that the cards are study material generated by AI and may contain errors: check the answers in your textbook or official material before committing them to memory. Response format: the numbered flashcards (Front / Back / Difficulty), then "How to review with spaced repetition" and a "Review schedule" with dates. End by encouraging me to review without peeking. If something is missing, assume the most common scenario and carry on.