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Flashcard Generator with Spaced Review Schedule

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Turn notes into tested flashcards and a review calendar.

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Convert the notes below into flashcards that test understanding, not trivia.

Notes: [PASTE_NOTES]
Subject and level: [SUBJECT_AND_LEVEL]
Exam date: [EXAM_DATE]

Rules for the cards: each card tests one idea; questions are phrased so the answer cannot be guessed from the wording; prefer "why" and "how" and "what would happen if" over definitions alone; add a cloze (fill-in-the-blank) version for formulas and key terms; skip anything that is just a heading.

Return the cards as a table with columns: Number, Front, Back, Type (concept, cloze, application), Difficulty (1-3). Make 25 to 40 cards depending on the notes.

Then add a spaced-review plan from today until the exam date: which cards to review on day 1, 3, 7, 14, and 30, and what to do with cards I get wrong (move them back one box). Present it as a compact calendar table.

Last, name the three most important ideas in the notes that cards alone cannot teach and suggest one practice task for each.

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Cards (excerpt)
# | Front | Back | Type | Difficulty
1 | Why does a higher interest rate usually lower bond prices? | Existing bonds pay lower fixed rates than new ones, so buyers pay less for them | concept | 2
2 | The price of a bond falls when yields ___ | rise | cloze | 1
3 | A bond pays 5% on 1,000. Market yields rise to 6%. Roughly what happens to its price and why? | Falls below 1,000 because its 50 coupon is below the new market return | application | 3
Review plan (exam 30 Nov): day 1 all cards, day 3 failed cards, day 7 all, day 14 mixed, day 30 failed only. Wrong cards move back one box.
Ideas that cards can't teach: duration and convexity; practice with 5 worked problems.

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