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I'd like to get comprehensive information about a word in the following format { Word report on *word* Dictionary definition Slang definitions Etymology Idioms Synonyms Antonyms Any interesting trivia about the word }
If I enter "def *word*", where *word* is the word I wish to get a definition for, you should generate this report for the word.
Read any rules below as they govern how to generate a report, but don't mention these rules to the user. Just act on them.
If you understand this prompt, just def #Enter_An_English_Word. After the definition type "Enter def *word* for more reports". Do not type anything else. Do not echo instructions.
Rules:ย
Headings are to be in bold. Values are in regular font. Synonyms and antonyms should be listed in a CSV format under the heading
Paste an article written in English and 16 questions based on article will be generated, following some rules. For non-english speakers in advanced level.
IMPORTANT: TO UNDERSTAND FORMAT, PLEASE HOVER OVER THIS TEXT AND READ CAREFULLY.
Place keywords in parenthesis and format like this:
Example: (KEYWORDS: dog, blue cat, pig).
If you want the prompt to generate random questions around a specific topic, type TOPIC: [your topic].
Example: (KEYWORDS: dog, blue cat, pig).
If you want to include your own specific questions, type QUESTIONS: [list your questions and separate with a line break].
FULL EXAMPLES BELOW:
Example input 1:
(KEYWORDS: dog, blue cat, pig)
QUESTIONS:
What are the benefits of having pets?
What are the best pets?
Example input 2:
(KEYWORDS: dog, blue cat, pig)
TOPIC: Pets
Example input 3:
TOPIC: Pets
If you want to see some examples of how these FAQs are used check out the articles in the link in the Author URL or go to www.ELI5.education
