Prompt library

I have a test in three weeks on the topics below. Build a study plan with daily sessions under 40 minutes and a self-quiz each Friday.

Explain [topic] as if I am new to it, using an everyday example. Then ask me two questions to check I understood, and tell me which parts I should double-check in my textbook or class notes.

I have an interview for an apprenticeship. Ask me ten realistic questions one at a time, and critique each answer before moving on.

I want to start a small [tutoring / lawn care / baking] business in my area. Ask me five questions about costs, customers and time, one at a time. Then list the three biggest risks and a cheap way to test the idea before I spend money.

I offer [service]. Supplies cost about $[amount] per job and each job takes about [hours] hours. Walk me through setting a price that covers my costs and pays me fairly for my time. Show each step of the math so I can check it.

Here is my paystub with personal details removed. Explain each deduction in plain language, and tell me which ones I control.

Here is what I spent last month, rounded and with no account details: [list]. Sort each item into needs and wants, total each group, and suggest one realistic change. Show the math so I can check it.

Write a short, friendly flyer for my [service] aimed at neighbors. Keep it under 80 words, say what I offer, a price range and how to contact me, and give me two versions with different headlines. Do not invent reviews, awards or guarantees.

Suggest five social media post ideas for a small [type of] business over one week. For each, give a one-line caption and the photo I should take. Keep every claim honest and avoid anything that sounds like a promise of results.

I need to finish [project] by [date]. Break it into steps of 30 minutes or less, put them in order, and tell me which ones I could still do on a busy day.

Here are my notes from a class, with names removed. Summarize them in five bullet points, then write three questions I can use to test myself. Point out anything in the notes that looks unclear or contradictory.