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AI Flashcards and Spaced Repetition Quiz
Tests the forgetting curve and spaced scheduling, how SM-2 and FSRS set review intervals, and how to check AI-generated flashcards for errors.
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What does spaced repetition schedule?
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- What does spaced repetition schedule?
- Every card every day
- Reviews just before you are likely to forget each card
- Only the cards you got right
- Cards in alphabetical order
- Who described the forgetting curve in 1885?
- Piotr Wozniak
- Sebastian Leitner
- Hermann Ebbinghaus
- Anki's developers
- In SM-2, what is the starting ease factor for a card?
- 1.3
- 2.5
- 6.0
- 0.9
- What three quantities does FSRS model for each card?
- Speed, accuracy and length
- Difficulty, stability and retrievability
- Ease, interval and lapses only
- Topic, source and author
- What happens to review workload if you raise FSRS desired retention?
- It drops sharply
- It increases sharply
- It stays exactly the same
- The deck is deleted
- What does the minimum information principle recommend?
- Put as many facts on each card as possible
- Each card should test one small, clear idea
- Use only images on cards
- Never use cloze deletions
- Which is a common quality problem with AI-generated cards?
- They are always too short
- Questions with more than one valid answer
- They cannot use cloze format
- They always cite sources correctly
- What is the safest source for AI to generate cards from?
- The model's general knowledge with no input
- Your own trusted material, checked card by card
- Random web search results
- Other students' unchecked decks
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