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ChatGPT Flashcard Quiz Feature for Learning Topics

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ChatGPT has introduced a flashcard-based quiz feature designed to help users evaluate their learning progress on any topic. The feature is part of the new Study and Learn tool, which supports multiple GPT-5 models. Users can create quizzes by providing a prompt, and the AI generates questions based on the specified topic. The quiz includes a scorecard at the end and adapts to the user's progress. This feature leverages the effectiveness of quizzes in assessing knowledge depth, as supported by studies from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

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  1. 31.08.2025 15:30 1 articles · 29d ago

    ChatGPT introduces flashcard quiz feature for learning topics

    ChatGPT has launched a flashcard-based quiz feature as part of its new Study and Learn tool. Users can create quizzes on any topic by providing a prompt, and the AI generates questions based on the specified subject. The feature supports multiple GPT-5 models and adapts to the user's progress, providing a scorecard at the end. This development is supported by research indicating the effectiveness of quizzes in assessing knowledge depth.

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  • ChatGPT's new flashcard quiz feature supports learning on any topic.

    First reported: 31.08.2025 15:30
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  • The feature is part of the new Study and Learn tool, compatible with multiple GPT-5 models.

    First reported: 31.08.2025 15:30
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  • Users can create quizzes by providing a prompt, and the AI generates questions based on the specified topic.

    First reported: 31.08.2025 15:30
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  • The quiz includes a scorecard at the end and adapts to the user's progress.

    First reported: 31.08.2025 15:30
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  • The effectiveness of quizzes in assessing knowledge depth is supported by studies from the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

    First reported: 31.08.2025 15:30
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