For a child learning about the Moon, I wanted a few questions we could go through aloud after reading. Each answer needed to be short enough to check against the article.
I pasted an extract from NASA's Moon Facts page into Tiiny and asked:
My child is learning about the Moon. Turn this NASA extract into exactly 10 short English question-and-answer flashcards, using only supported facts.
The result had ten pairs. They covered the Moon's distance from Earth, the material Apollo astronauts brought back, its thin atmosphere, and the first view of its far side. Tiiny kept the NASA link at the top, so I could go back to the reading.
It missed my request to number the cards. I also caught a wording change: NASA says more than 105 robotic spacecraft were launched to explore the Moon; the card says they explored it. I'd fix that before handing the questions to a child.
Source: NASA Moon Facts. Model: Qwen3.6-35B-A3B-Turbo.
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