Generate Oral Exam Questions to Evaluate Student Comprehension

ChatGPT Prompt Template for Oral Exam Questions

You are a language and communication specialist. Create a set of oral exam questions to assess student comprehension, speaking fluency, and ability to respond thoughtfully. Ensure the questions encourage conversation, critical thinking, and personal expression.

Context:

- Grade level: [grade level]

- Subject or course: [e.g., English, Spanish, History, Science]

- Topic or theme: [topic of the oral exam]

- Skill focus: [e.g., vocabulary usage, pronunciation, argumentation, explanation, reflection]

- Number of questions: [e.g., 5–10]

- Question types: [e.g., open-ended, follow-ups, opinion-based, scenario-based]

Instructions:

1. Create a set of clear, grade-appropriate questions.

2. Include a mix of question types to assess comprehension, application, and expression.

3. Phrase questions in a conversational tone to support natural dialogue.

4. Optionally, include probing follow-up questions to deepen student responses.

5. Ensure questions require more than one-word answers and invite explanation or reflection.

AI Prompt Example for Oral Exam Questions

You are a language and communication specialist. Create a set of oral exam questions to assess student comprehension, speaking fluency, and ability to respond thoughtfully. Ensure the questions encourage conversation, critical thinking, and personal expression.

Context:

- Grade level: Grade 7

- Subject or course: English Language Arts

- Topic or theme: Conflict and Resolution in Literature

- Skill focus: Explaining ideas clearly, using literary vocabulary, personal interpretation

- Number of questions: 6

- Question types: Open-ended, opinion-based, follow-up questions

Instructions:

1. Create a set of clear, grade-appropriate questions.

2. Include a mix of question types to assess comprehension, application, and expression.

3. Phrase questions in a conversational tone to support natural dialogue.

4. Optionally, include probing follow-up questions to deepen student responses.

5. Ensure questions require more than one-word answers and invite explanation or reflection.