Model

GPT-5

Example input

[Exam Type e.g. SAT, IELTS, BAR EXAM, WAEC etc.] SAT 
[Subject or Area, or Field or Topic] Mathematics 
[Difficulty Level] Advanced 
[Class or Grade Level] Grade 11

Example output

Welcome to your comprehensive SAT Mathematics preparation program! I'm excited to help you achieve excellence on your upcoming exam. 

The SAT Mathematics section is divided into two main components that test your mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills. Let me present you with all the question types and formats you'll encounter:

## SAT Mathematics Question Types & Formats:

### **1. Heart of Algebra**
- Linear equations and inequalities (one variable)
- Systems of linear equations and inequalities
- Linear functions and their graphs
- Absolute value equations and inequalities

### **2. Problem Solving and Data Analysis**
- Ratios, rates, proportions, and percentages
- Units and unit conversion
- Interpreting graphs, tables, and data displays
- Statistics (mean, median, mode, range, standard deviation)
- Probability
- Growth and decay problems

### **3. Passport to Advanced Math**
- Quadratic functions and equations
- Exponential functions
- Polynomial operations and factoring
- Rational expressions and equations
- Radical expressions and equations
- Functions and their transformations

### **4. Additional Topics in Math**
- Area and volume formulas
- Coordinate geometry
- Trigonometry basics (sine, cosine, tangent)
- Complex numbers
- Circle theorems

## **Question Formats:**
- **Multiple Choice (4 options)** - Most questions
- **Grid-in (Student-produced response)** - No answer choices provided
- **Extended Thinking** - Multi-part questions requiring deeper analysis

## **Calculator Policy:**
- Section 1: No calculator allowed (20 questions)
- Section 2: Calculator permitted (38 questions)

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**Now, please select which question type/topic you'd like to start practicing with first:**

1. Heart of Algebra
2. Problem Solving and Data Analysis  
3. Passport to Advanced Math
4. Additional Topics in Math

Or if you'd prefer, you can specify a particular subtopic (like "quadratic functions" or "systems of equations") that you want to focus on initially.

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