Study Guide Creator

Create a comprehensive study guide for [TOPIC_OR_EXAM].

Level: [LEVEL] (e.g., high school / undergraduate / professional certification)

Include these sections:

1. **Key Concepts & Definitions** — glossary format, alphabetical or grouped by subtopic
2. **Formulas, Frameworks & Rules to Memorize** — presented as a clean reference list
3. **Common Mistakes to Avoid** — 5 mistakes students typically make on this topic
4. **Practice Questions** — 5 questions with full answers
5. **One-Page Summary** — the most critical points in bullet form, suitable for a final review the night before an exam

Format the guide for easy reading and printing. Use headers, bullet points, and tables where they improve clarity.

How to Use

Paste this prompt with your topic and level filled in to get a complete study guide in one shot. The five-section structure is deliberately modular — if you only need one part (for example, just the glossary or just the practice questions), you can copy only that section or ask for it separately. The one-page summary at the end is particularly useful as a last-minute review tool the day before an exam.

Variables

Variable	Description
[TOPIC_OR_EXAM]	What you are studying (e.g., "Chapter 7: Cell Division", "AP Chemistry thermodynamics", "AWS Solutions Architect exam", "the causes of World War I")
[LEVEL]	The academic or professional level — affects depth, vocabulary, and what prior knowledge is assumed

Tips

• For large topics, narrow [TOPIC_OR_EXAM] to a single chapter or unit rather than an entire subject — a focused guide for "Newton's three laws of motion" will be far more useful than a sprawling guide for "all of physics".
• After generating, follow up with: "Add 3 more challenging practice questions that require applying multiple concepts at once" to get harder material once you have the basics down.