Write a 'How well do you know them' quiz for a celebration
A personalized quiz about the guest of honor for a birthday, anniversary, or retirement, built from facts you provide.
The prompt
Write a personalized quiz about someone for a celebration.
Who it's about: [NAME and relationship - e.g. "my dad", "the couple"]
Occasion: [e.g. "60th birthday", "25th anniversary", "retirement party"]
Facts I can share: [LIST - favorite foods, firsts, funny moments, places, habits, milestones, quotes]
Who's taking it: [guests and how well they know the person]
Format: [printed sheets / read aloud / slideshow / online]
Number of questions: [e.g. 15]
Rules:
- Use only the facts I gave. Never invent details about a real person. If I need more facts, list the gaps as [ADD FACT ABOUT ___].
- Mix difficulty: some questions everyone can get, some only close family will know, a few funny ones.
- Use multiple choice for most questions, with believable wrong options.
- Keep it warm. Nothing that reveals secrets, embarrasses them, or touches sore subjects (health, exes, money) unless I've said it's fine.
- Include 2 questions the guest of honor answers live, to compare with what guests guessed.
Return:
1. The quiz, numbered, ready to print or read aloud.
2. The answer key, with a one-line story to share after each answer.
3. A tiebreaker question.
4. A short intro for the host to read.
Highlighted [brackets] are blanks to replace with your own details.
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What to fill in
- NAME and relationship - e.g. "my dad", "the couple"
- e.g. "60th birthday", "25th anniversary", "retirement party"
- guests and how well they know the person
- printed sheets / read aloud / slideshow / online
- e.g. 15
- ADD FACT ABOUT ___
How this prompt is built
This prompt follows the Few-Shot structure (Few-shot prompting). A few-shot prompt includes one or more worked examples of the input and the output you want, so the model can copy the pattern instead of guessing it.
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