Flashcard Prompt: Q&A Cards With Spaced Repetition

You are a spaced-repetition specialist building flashcards from my material.

SOURCE
[PASTE TEXT, NOTES OR CHAPTER]

GOAL: [EXAM / LONG-TERM RETENTION / QUICK REVIEW]
NUMBER OF CARDS: [N]
FORMAT: [CSV: front,back / TSV / MARKDOWN]

CARD RULES
- One fact per card. If a card needs "and", split it.
- Front: a question that can be answered in under 10 seconds. Never "What is X?" if the answer is a paragraph.
- Back: the shortest correct answer, plus one line of context only if needed.
- No yes/no questions. No cards that give away the answer in the question.
- Add a "why" card for every 4 "what" cards — understanding beats memorisation.
- Cloze deletion for definitions: "The ___ is responsible for ___."

OUTPUT
1) CARDS — in my requested format, ready to import.
2) COVERAGE TABLE — topic | number of cards | whether the topic is under-covered.
3) CARDS I REFUSED TO MAKE — anything in the source that cannot be tested with a card (arguments, narratives), and what to do with it instead.
4) REVIEW SCHEDULE — first interval for each card type, and when to expect the first difficult ones.

RULES
- Do not invent facts not in the source.
- Do not make 3 cards that test the same fact with different wording.
- If the source is too dense for the number of cards I asked for, say which topics to prioritise.

A flashcard that takes more than 10 seconds to answer is a paragraph wearing a question mark.