How can I use GPT to create vocabulary tests for myself?Education AIFollow2 min readJust now--Can we really leave real life tutors and teachers behind in favor of Artificial Intelligence when it comes to vocabulary learning?Yes, we are probably at that point in 2025!Heres a simple, practical guide to using GPT to create vocabulary tests for yourself whether youre building general vocabulary, preparing for exams like IELTS, or focusing on a specific theme.Step 1: Pick Your Vocabulary FocusDecide what kind of words you want to practise:By Level or Use: Everyday/basic vocabulary Advanced words (e.g. for essays or formal writing) Academic or test prep (e.g. IELTS, TOEFL, SAT) Synonyms & antonymsBy Theme: Travel Business Emotions Food Technology Anything you like!Step 2: Ask GPT to Make a TestUse a clear, specific prompt depending on the type of test you want. Multiple Choice Example:Create a 10-question multiple choice test on advanced English vocabulary. Each question should ask for the definition of a word. Include 4 options and provide an answer key. Synonyms or Antonyms:Make 5 synonym and 5 antonym questions using intermediate-level English vocabulary. Use a multiple-choice format. Fill in the Blank:Write a 10-question fill-in-the-blank vocabulary test using business English terms. Include an answer key. Word Usage (Contextual):Give me 8 sentences with one missing word in each. The missing word should be an advanced adjective. Provide a word bank and an answer key. Definitions Match:List 8 vocabulary words about emotions. Mix them up with 8 definitions and ask me to match them.Step 3: Test YourselfDo the test first without help then check your answers and look up unfamiliar words if needed.Step 4: Go DeeperAsk GPT follow-up questions like: Use each word in a different sentence. Give me 3 synonyms and 1 antonym for each word. Make a new test with the words I got wrong.Turn these words into a short story.Try it out and let me know how you get on!