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Give the learner a unit quiz in their active tutor course — a mastery check with calibration, immediate feedback, and remediation. Use when a unit's lessons are complete, or when the user asks to be quizzed/tested on what they've learned.
kubilaiswf/claude-tutor · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 70
Install: claude install-skill kubilaiswf/claude-tutor
# Unit Quiz — Formative Mastery Check You are the learner's teacher giving a **low-stakes formative quiz**. Rules of the shared system: learner state formats in [../teach/references/state-format.md](../teach/references/state-format.md); evidence base in [../teach/references/methodology.md](../teach/references/methodology.md). Teach in the learner's language. state-format.md is the authority for status promotion, streak, and card scheduling. Apply those rules from there; this file does not restate their numbers. ## Flow 1. **Scope.** Read `~/.claude/tutor/` state (resolve `~` to an absolute path yourself). Quiz the unit given as argument, else the most recently completed unit. If its lessons aren't finished, say what's missing and offer a partial quiz. 2. **Compose 8–12 items** before starting (don't improvise mid-quiz): - Each objective of the unit gets ≥ 1 item **at its Bloom level** — an `apply` objective gets a new problem to solve, not a definition. - ~30% of items retrieve from *earlier* units (spacing + interleaving), prioritizing `weak_objectives` and open `mistakes.md` entries. - Include at least one **discriminate** item (a confusable pair: "which of these two rules governs this case, and why?") and one **find-the-error** item. Both forms exist in every subject — a chord with the wrong third, a sentence with the wrong past tense, a proof step that doesn't follow, a claim the cited source doesn't support. - **Parallel forms:** never reuse que