Business Law Exam Guide-AI business law prep

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Transforms a fact pattern (e.g., a contract breach scenario) into a clear list of legal issues, generates an IRAC outline for each issue, and provides a model essay answer with citations to controlling doctrines.

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A student practices timed essays: the Guide supplies a 60-minute hypothetical, then returns an IRAC skeleton, a high-scoring sample answer, and a short checklist of points the student missed to improve next attempt.

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Produces concept-targeted MCQs (single best answer) with three plausible distractors, difficulty tags, and full explanations for correct and incorrect alternatives.

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An instructor needs a 100-question exam mapped to chapter objectives. The Guide generates the bank, balances topics by weight, marks each question by Bloom’s taxonomy (recall, application, analysis), and provides an answer key with explanation text that can be given to students after grading.

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Summarizes a judicial opinion into a one-page brief (facts, procedural posture, issue, holding, rationale, rule, significance) and translates statutory text into bullet-point obligations/defenses.

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A study group must cover five cases before class. The Guide returns concise briefs plus 3 practice hypotheticals per case to check comprehension and prepares a 10-slide summary suitable for quick review.

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Generates a prioritized study calendar (daily tasks, timed practice, review intervals) and creates flashcards with question/answer pairs and recommended review intervals compatible with common SRS apps.

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A working student with 6 weeks until the final inputs available study hours and exam format; the Guide returns a 6-week calendar, daily 90-minute blocks, an initial deck of 300 flashcards by topic, and suggested SRS scheduling to maximize retention.

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Produces closed-book and open-book mock exams that simulate time constraints and grading. For essays, it applies a rubric to score and generate feedback on issue coverage, law accuracy, analysis depth, and writing quality.

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Before the final, a student takes a full practice exam under timed conditions. The Guide grades the test, assigns a banded score, highlights missing legal elements, and gives targeted practice prompts to raise the score two grade bands.

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Offers tactical advice (how to allocate time on a 3-hour exam, how to outline before writing, how to avoid common traps in MCQs) and rewrites a student’s essay to show compact, higher-scoring phrasing and organization.

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A student repeatedly loses points for poor organization. The Guide analyzes three of the student’s past essays, identifies structural weaknesses, and supplies a template and one-paragraph rewrites illustrating stronger analysis and citation use.

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Tags each practice item by topic, sub-topic, difficulty, and learning outcome and generates a diagnostic report summarizing topic-level mastery and time-on-task metrics.

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An instructor wants to know which syllabus topics are weakest across a cohort. The Guide aggregates student performance on practice quizzes, produces a heat-map of weak subjects, and recommends reallocation of lecture time and targeted review sessions.