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# Practice Sets

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### Creating Flash Cards

1. **Start by Selecting How to Create:**
   * You can choose to create flashcards by:
     * **Uploading Course Materials:** Import files like PDFs or documents to generate flashcards automatically.
     * **Using a Website Link:** Generate flashcards from content on a specific website or video.
     * **From Scratch:** Manually create each flashcard.
2. **Create and Review Your Flash Cards:**
   * As you go through your flashcards, you'll reach the end and be prompted to either generate more cards automatically or add them manually.
3. **Edit or Delete Flash Cards:**
   * If you need to make changes, you can edit or delete your flashcards by clicking the edit pencil button at the top of the screen.

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{% tab title="Practice Quiz" %}

### Creating Practice Quizzes

1. **Start by Uploading Materials:**
   * You can create a practice quiz by:
     * **Uploading Course Materials:** Import files like PDFs or documents to generate quiz questions.
     * **Using a Website Link:** Generate questions from content on a specific website or video.
     * **From Scratch:** Manually create each quiz question.
2. **Customize Your Quiz:**
   * After uploading your materials, customize your quiz by selecting the difficulty level (Easy, Normal, or Hard) and the type of questions (Multiple Choice, Free Response, or Matching).
   * Once you’ve set your preferences, click "Generate" to create your quiz.
3. **Complete and Review Your Quiz:**
   * After completing the quiz, your score will determine the next steps. You can either restart the quiz for further practice or generate a new quiz with different questions.

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