Batch study card generation prompts (physics, English, poetry)
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Physics laws prompt: Generate infographics for all physics laws from junior high school textbooks, one law per image. The content must be easy to understand and suitable for middle school students.
English card prompt: Generate English learning cards, one per image, presented through everyday life scenarios such as ordering food, asking for directions while traveling, hotels, and airport check-in. Each card should include a dialogue scene between characters and the main commonly used sentences, and also list the key vocabulary (including phonetics and meanings). Start with {argument name="number of English scenarios" default="12"} scenarios for me to review.
Poetry card prompt: Generate learning cards for {argument name="number of Tang poems" default="10"} famous Tang poems. The image should contain the full poem text, and the visual should match and reflect the poem’s content and mood to help students understand the background and artistic conception, with simple Chinese annotations.
Completely reproduce the attached image as a single slide in a pptx file.
Make the text fully editable, and crop and use the diagrams and graphs from the original image as they are.
Generate an image that clearly summarizes the following {argument name="news_source_en" default="Yahoo News"} article in a single slide, using diagrams and illustrations.
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{argument name="news_body_en" default="{paste the Yahoo News article here}"}
Present a clear, side miniature 3D cartoon view of the tallest buildings in {argument name="city in English" default="YOUR CITY"}. Use minimal textures with realistic materials and soft, lifelike lighting and shadows. Use a clean, minimalistic composition showing exactly the three tallest buildings in {argument name="reference city in English" default="Sopot"}, arranged from left to right in strict descending height order. The tallest must appear visibly tallest, the second must be clearly shorter than the first, and the third must be clearly shorter than the second.
All buildings must follow accurate relative proportions: if a building is taller in real life, it must be taller in the image by the same approximate ratio. No building may be visually stretched or compressed.
Each building should stand separately on a thin, simple ceramic base. Below each base, centered text should display:
Height in meters — semibold sans-serif, medium size
Year built — lighter-weight sans-serif, smaller size, directly beneath the height text
Provide consistent padding, spacing, leading, and kerning. Write “{argument name="city name title" default="YOUR CITY NAME"}” centered above the buildings, using a medium-sized sans-serif font.
No building top should overlap or touch the text above. Use accurate architectural proportions based on real-world references. Maintain a consistent camera angle and identical scale for each building model.
No forced perspective. Use straight-on orthographic-style rendering. Do not exaggerate or stylize size differences beyond proportional accuracy.
Use a square 1080×1080 composition. Use a clean, neutral background. Ensure no extra objects are present.
I want an illustrated diagram explaining the roles of dopamine and D2 receptors in the synaptic cleft between neurons, and how they relate to schizophrenia. Antipsychotic drugs exert their effects by blocking D2 receptors. Please diagram this for the three cases: healthy person | hallucination and delusion state | under antipsychotic medication. Generate a horizontally oriented image.