Idea — A good detail question targets specific, locatable information. The wrong answers must be plausible, not absurd.
Example — ‘How many students passed the test?’ is specific. ‘What did the teacher do?’ is too vague for a detail task.
Try — Write three detail questions at different difficulty levels for the same text: one easy, one moderate, one that requires inference.
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