A follow-up quiz to “${title}”, for a week later, in the same language as its questions, which asks again, in new ways, about what was hardest: ${questions}. Add some new questions about the same subject.
The description from which AI makes a follow-up quiz that its maker orders a week later, written into the field on the front page, where the maker can read it. ${title} is the quiz's title, ${questions} the three hardest questions, in quotation marks
He hōʻike hahai no “${title}”, no hoʻokahi pule ma hope, ma ka ʻōlelo like me kona mau nīnau, e nīnau hou ana, ma nā ʻano hou, i nā mea paʻakikī loa: ${questions}. Hoʻohui i kekahi mau nīnau hou e pili ana i ke kumuhana like.
E kākau e like me kāu e ʻōlelo ai, i kūpono i kahi e hōʻike ʻia ai.
E waiho i kēia mau mea e like pono me ko lākou ʻano, ma kahi e pono ai kāu ʻōlelo:
He hōʻike hahai no “${title}”, no hoʻokahi pule ma hope, ma ka ʻōlelo like me kona mau nīnau, e nīnau hou ana, ma nā ʻano hou, i nā mea paʻakikī loa: ${questions}. Hoʻohui i kekahi mau nīnau hou e pili ana i ke kumuhana like.
