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Flashcards From Your Own Lecture Notes, Each With the Supporting Line Quoted

Turn your own lecture notes into question-and-answer cards. Every card quotes the line in your notes that supports it, so you can spot any card that drifts from what you were taught.

By Genius ForgesUpdated Oct 24, 2026

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Make flashcards from my own lecture notes, which I have pasted or attached. Subject and level: {{subject_and_level}}. Number of cards wanted: {{card_count}}.
Use only the notes. Do not add facts, definitions, dates or formulas from outside them. If the notes are unclear, contradictory or too thin for the number I asked for, tell me and make fewer cards instead of filling gaps.
Return a table with these columns: Card number | Front (a question that needs recall, not a yes or no) | Back (a short answer in my notes' own terms) | Source line (the exact words copied from my notes inside quotation marks) | Support (supported, partly supported or unclear). Skip anything you cannot back with a quoted line. Mix definition, "why" and "compare" cards where the notes allow.
After the table, list note lines you did not turn into cards, and any line that looks incomplete or possibly wrong. Point these out without correcting them from memory.

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Example result

Example inputs: pasted notes on osmosis; Year 11 biology; 3 cards. Illustrative example; not tested on the listed platform. | 1 | Why does water leave a cell placed in strong salt solution? | Water moves from where it is more concentrated to where it is less concentrated, across the membrane. | "water moves from high to low water concentration through a partially permeable membrane" | supported | | 2 | What is a partially permeable membrane? | A membrane that lets some particles through and not others. | "lets small molecules pass" | partly supported: the notes do not say which are blocked | Not turned into cards: "cells burst in pure water" does not say which cell type. Check it against your textbook.

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  3. 3Fill only the editable inputs needed for your task.
  4. 4Copy and paste the complete prompt.
  5. 5Review the output against the checks below before using it.

Tips & limitations

Check the result: 1. Every source line appears word for word in your own notes. 2. No card contains a fact that is missing from your notes. 3. Check any card marked partly supported or unclear with your textbook or teacher before you study it. Example output is illustrative; independently verify calculations, dates, quotations and actions relevant to your task.

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Illustrative example · 2026-10-25

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