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Upload your lecture slides or notes. Get 10 practice questions on exactly what your class covered, with the answer and where it came from.
After you upload (example)
Week 6: Cell respiration.pptx
Question 3 of 10
Where in the cell does the Krebs cycle take place?
The Krebs cycle runs in the matrix, the space inside the inner membrane. The electron transport chain is the one on the inner membrane, which is why C is a common mix-up.
From your slides: slide 14
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Lecture slides, a study guide, or your own notes.
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Only from your material, so you study what's on your exam, not the whole textbook.
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Each answer explains why, and shows the slide it came from.
Yes. 10 questions per upload, no account, no card. An account saves your questions and makes flashcards.
Yes. Upload the .pptx file as it is. PDFs of slides, Word documents and photos of handwritten notes work too.
They come only from what you upload, and you pick the difficulty. When your file has slides or pages, each question shows the one it came from so you can check it.
Inside Gus, yes. Record the lecture and Gus makes the quiz from what your professor actually said.
No. The file is sent to an AI model to write the questions and deleted as soon as your test is ready. Nothing is saved, and there is no account to save it to.