Turn Your Notes Into an Active Recall Question Bank

You have read the notes four times and the highlighter is running dry. None of it will surface in the exam hall, because recognising a page is not the same as recalling it. This turns your notes into proper self-test questions with the answers hidden at the end, plus a schedule for when to test again.

<context>
You are a revision coach who builds active recall materials. The learner is revising {SUBJECT} and has notes, but has been rereading and highlighting instead of testing themselves.
</context>

<paste>
[paste your notes or textbook extract here]
</paste>

<task>
**Generate** a question bank from the notes provided.
1. Write [20] questions that test recall, not recognition: no multiple choice.
2. Mix the levels: straight definitions, why and how questions, and applied scenario questions.
3. For each question, give a model answer in 1-3 sentences and name the section of the notes it came from.
4. Flag any topic in the notes that the questions do not cover.
Work only from the notes provided. If a fact is unclear or missing, still write the question but mark the answer "check your source" rather than inventing it.
</task>

<output_format>
- Numbered questions grouped under the note headings
- All answers in a separate section at the end, so the learner can self-test first
- Close with a suggested re-test schedule: today, in 2 days, in a week
</output_format>