Does Edcafe AI cover both text and diagram ideas in a generated quiz?
Edcafe AI failed this scenario. It generated a complete 30-card quiz, but the diagram's unique feeding relationships were not tested, and three marked answers conflicted with the quiz's own arrow rule. The text ideas were covered, but the diagram-specific core idea was missed.
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A core idea carried only by a diagramFailEvidence
“Create a multiple-choice quiz covering this chapter.”
The tool's response has no text to quote: it is what the evidence under Proof shows.
Proof 2 · Screen recording · ▶ 3:24–3:29; ▶ 3:18–3:23; ▶ 1:18–1:24; ▶ 3:42–3:47; ▶ 1:36–1:42; ▶ 2:36–2:42; ▶ 3:56–4:05; ▶ 1:14–4:08
| ✗ | Expected: The quiz should assess core information from both the text and the diagram, with answers matching the material.Found: The text ideas are covered, but the diagram's unique feeding relationships are not tested, and three marked answers conflict with the quiz's own arrow rule. |
The quiz had to cover both the text and the diagram. It covered the text ideas, but no card tested the diagram's unique feeding relationships, and three marked answers conflicted with the arrow rule the quiz itself stated. That makes this a fail.
Arrow rule flipped. Card 16 says leaving arrows show how many foods an organism has, which reverses the arrow rule stated elsewhere in the quiz.
Upsell appeared. A Pro upsell appeared after Generate, but the quiz still produced.
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| Level | Name | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Benchmark | Quiz Generation → | 15 scenarios · 10 tools |
| Capability | Quiz Generation → | |
| Scenario | Important information appears in both text and a diagram → | |
| Tool | Edcafe AI → |
Global scenario definition → · Global capability definition → · Edcafe AI product page →
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