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Graded 8 November 2026

Can Studyglen create a quiz question that tests a particular learning goal?

Studyglen generated no question requiring an explanation of why other parallel lamps stay lit when one fails. Question 15 asked what happens, while Question 1 asked broadly why household lamps use parallel wiring.

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The test case

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An open-ended question for a stated learning goalFailEvidence
What we sent
InputDocument (PDF)
Input PDF: electric circuits, including why other parallel lamps stay lit after one fails
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ConfigurationScreenshot
Screenshot: English selected as the quiz language and Short Answer as the question type
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What the tool returned

Question 1 Why are household lamps wired in parallel? Question 1 correct answer Parallel wiring gives each lamp the full supply potential difference, allows each lamp to have its own switch, and lets the other lamps stay lit if one fails. Question 15 What happens to the other lamps when one lamp's filament breaks in a series circuit and in a parallel circuit? Question 15 correct answer In series, the broken filament creates a gap in the only loop, so every lamp goes out. In parallel, it breaks only that lamp's branch, so the other branches keep operating.

Transcribed from Proof 1 · Screenshot

Transcribed from Proof 2 · Screen recording at 2:57

Expected vs. Found
✗Expected: An open-ended question must require the target explanation, be answerable from the material, and include accurate answer guidance covering its required elements.Found: Question 15’s answer covered all three required elements, but no question required their explanation. The questions were answerable from the chapter, with accurate model answers and explanations.
Supporting proof
Proof 1Screenshot
Screenshot: Question 1 on household parallel wiring, with its model answer and explanation
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Proof 2Screen recording
Screen recording: quiz generation and Question 15’s lamp-failure question, model answer and explanation
Key moments
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Proof 3Screenshot
Screenshot: the generated 20-question electric-circuits quiz preview
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Proof 4Screenshot
Screenshot: Question 15’s heading beneath the preceding question’s answer and source passage
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Proof 5Screenshot
Screenshot: the uploaded chapter and material-source options at the top of the Create form
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Proof 6Screenshot
Screenshot: the Create form ending with optional English proficiency settings
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Why this result

The goal could not be entered: the Create form has no goal, topic or instruction field, so only the chapter PDF was supplied. Short Answer generation completed without a question requiring that explanation. This is a missing product capability, not an interrupted attempt.

Also observed in this test case

Quoted chapter passages. Each generated question included a Source context panel quoting the uploaded chapter verbatim.

Tested by Anshika Gupta · evidence dated 22 October 2026

Configuration and setup

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Software that produced the output
Studyglen
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Surface
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Set up before the run
The electric-circuits PDF had to support explaining why other parallel lamps stay lit: separate branches for each lamp, a break opening that lamp’s branch, and the remaining branches staying complete. An open-ended question with answer guidance was required.
Question type
Short Answer
Quiz language
English
Question count
20
Tested
22 October 2026 · Anshika Gupta

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10 November 2026First publishedQuiz Generation v1

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aidemos.com/benchmarks/quiz-generation/results/studyglen/learning-goal-quiz · 0 pass · 1 fail · coverage 1/1 · graded 2026-11-08

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Input · Document (PDF) ↗application/pdf · 265 KB
Proof 1 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 327 KB
Proof 3 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 252 KB
Proof 4 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 276 KB
Proof 5 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 300 KB
Proof 6 · Screenshot ↗image/png · 368 KB
File fingerprints (SHA-256)

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Input · Document (PDF)220bc6e2dc7e6824ee5bb81ff8f24b17c234c2eb1463835468fdc77a602c3dff
Proof 1 · Screenshot8e475aa3a695f14086c47633a8ba54bb59266b6d32c2909a7f4559accec4efbd
Proof 2 · Screen recording7670715f563f1eafe4bf655ee77361bd3a363314edd637ac9a755d0245b88ef3
Proof 3 · Screenshotf6fffe023de264cbc92303aaa632d99edb54bd7b7f357f13084d9b622d1d1547
Proof 4 · Screenshot383808ed61263f7950f348d29198d21eae93217001c6f3eec0d8911baa4629b8
Proof 5 · Screenshot3ebc124f3afb26ab65f5d554945df55cb923ac2376735d6c7181883102f73cf3
Configuration · Screenshot37380b8cc2e40beee42426beb458143bffd1ceb96a868db3ab80ff0e391ec0f5
Proof 6 · Screenshotd5b6d731ff013d1eaf91ca60a42616cb07521d73339fea2a28433cf86c74258d