Exit Ticket Generator (JSON for a Quiz Tool)
Produce checks for understanding in an importable format.
The Open buttons send the prompt text as currently shown below to that site only when you click. Fill in the placeholders first.
Generate exit tickets for a lesson on [LESSON_TOPIC] for [GRADE_OR_LEVEL]. Learning objective: [OBJECTIVE]. Common misconception to catch: [MISCONCEPTION].
Return ONLY valid JSON, no commentary, as an array of 5 objects with these keys: "id" (1-5), "type" ("multiple_choice", "short_answer", or "true_false_explain"), "question", "options" (array, required for multiple choice, with exactly four options), "correct_answer", "why_wrong_answers_are_wrong" (an object mapping each wrong option to the misconception it reveals), "skill_tested", and "follow_up_if_wrong" (the next thing the teacher should do in class).
Requirements: at least two questions must target the misconception; distractors must be plausible, never silly; avoid "all of the above" and "none of the above"; reading level appropriate to the grade; no trick wording.
After the JSON, add a plain-text line asking if I want the same questions converted to a printable version.
Check that the JSON parses before you reply, keep every string on one line, and use straight quotes only. If the topic is too narrow to support five different questions, say so in a final plain-text line instead of padding with weak ones.
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Optional: type your details and the prompt above updates. Nothing is saved or sent.
Replace each bracketed placeholder with your own details, then paste into Any AI or another assistant.
See an example result (fictional data)
[{"id": 1, "type": "multiple_choice", "question": "A recipe needs 3/4 cup of milk. You want to make half the recipe. How much milk do you need?", "options": ["3/8 cup", "1 1/2 cups", "1/4 cup", "3/2 cup"], "correct_answer": "3/8 cup", "why_wrong_answers_are_wrong": {"1 1/2 cups": "Doubled instead of halved", "1/4 cup": "Subtracted 1/2 from 3/4", "3/2 cup": "Multiplied by 2 and changed the fraction"}, "skill_tested": "Multiply a fraction by a fraction", "follow_up_if_wrong": "Use a bar model to show half of three quarters."}]
(One of five objects shown; two target the misconception that dividing by 2 means subtracting.)Illustrative only, made-up data. Your results will differ and must be reviewed.