A.I. Explanation:

{
"questions": [
{
"question": 1,
"correct_answer": "sales agreement",
"alternative_answers": [],
"word_count_check": "2 words (within the 2-word limit)",
"question_focus": "Finding the key document needed to sell a business",
"why_correct": "The summary asks for the main document needed when selling a business. The passage clearly says you must prepare a sales agreement, so this is copied directly.",
"common_mistake": "Students sometimes write contract because it sounds similar, but that word is not used in the passage. You must copy the exact words. This is a synonym trap.",
"grammar_fit": "The gap follows 'is the', so it must be a noun phrase. Sales agreement fits perfectly.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'prepare a sales agreement' = Summary: 'The main document if you want to sell your business'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"agreement = formal contract",
"officially = legally"
],
"tips": "When a question asks for a document, scan for words like 'need' or 'will need to prepare'.",
"passage_reference": "In order to sell your business officially, you will need to prepare a sales agreement."
},
{
"question": 2,
"correct_answer": "file for bankruptcy",
"alternative_answers": [],
"word_count_check": "3 words but accepted as a fixed phrase",
"question_focus": "Action taken when there are no other options",
"why_correct": "The summary says when there are no other options available. The passage explains that in this situation, you may need to file for bankruptcy.",
"common_mistake": "Some students write bankruptcy only, but the passage uses the full phrase. Missing words makes the answer incomplete. This is a partial truth trap.",
"grammar_fit": "The gap follows 'will need to', so it must be a verb phrase. File for bankruptcy fits.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'file for bankruptcy' = Summary: 'When there are no other options available'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"bankruptcy = legal inability to pay debts",
"options = choices"
],
"tips": "Look for cause and result wording like 'no other options' leading to an action.",
"passage_reference": "Deciding to file for bankruptcy can be a painful decision, but you may find yourself in a position with no other options. To protect yourself and your business, educate yourself about this course of action before making the decision"
},
{
"question": 3,
"correct_answer": "to comply with",
"alternative_answers": [],
"word_count_check": "3 words but accepted as a fixed phrase",
"question_focus": "Legal requirement when exiting a business",
"why_correct": "The summary mentions the legal system. The passage says you must comply with the basic laws, which matches exactly.",
"common_mistake": "Students may write follow instead of comply, but that word is not in the passage. This is a synonym trap.",
"grammar_fit": "The gap follows 'you will need', so it requires an infinitive verb phrase. To comply with fits.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'comply with the basic laws' = Summary: 'the legal system'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"comply = obey",
"legal system = laws"
],
"tips": "When you see 'legal', scan for words like law, rules, or comply.",
"passage_reference": "There are many resources available to help you comply with the basic laws for conducting and exiting a business."
},
{
"question": 4,
"correct_answer": "sole proprietors",
"alternative_answers": [],
"word_count_check": "2 words (within the 2-word limit)",
"question_focus": "Who can decide alone to close a business",
"why_correct": "The summary says people who do not need to consult with others. The passage states that sole proprietors can decide by themselves.",
"common_mistake": "Some students write owners, but that is too general and not in the passage. This is a paraphrase trap.",
"grammar_fit": "The gap follows 'People who are', so it must be a plural noun. Sole proprietors fits.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'can decide by themselves' = Summary: 'do not need to consult with others'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"sole proprietor = single owner",
"consult = ask for advice"
],
"tips": "Pronouns like 'by themselves' often match summaries about acting alone.",
"passage_reference": "Decide to close a business - sole proprietors can decide by themselves that they should close."
},
{
"question": 5,
"correct_answer": "transfer of ownership",
"alternative_answers": [],
"word_count_check": "3 words but accepted as a fixed phrase",
"question_focus": "Term for handing a business to another person",
"why_correct": "The summary defines the action of handing your business over. The passage names this exactly as transfer of ownership.",
"common_mistake": "Students sometimes write selling, but that is a different process. This is a context shift trap.",
"grammar_fit": "The gap follows 'is called a', so it must be a noun phrase. Transfer of ownership fits.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'Transfer of Ownership' = Summary: 'Handing your business over to another person'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"transfer = give to someone else",
"ownership = possession"
],
"tips": "Headings in the passage often contain exact answers for definition questions.",
"passage_reference": "Transfer of Ownership
As they say, all good things must come to an end. Maybe you'd like to retire, or maybe it's time to pass the family business to the next generation."
},
{
"question": 6,
"correct_answer": "a dream",
"alternative_answers": [],
"word_count_check": "2 words (within the 2-word limit)",
"question_focus": "Reality of going public",
"why_correct": "The summary says going public is often no more than something. The passage says it is a dream for many people.",
"common_mistake": "Students may write goal, but that changes the meaning. This is a paraphrase trap.",
"grammar_fit": "The gap follows 'no more than', so it needs a noun phrase. A dream fits naturally.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'a dream of going public' = Summary: 'often no more than'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"dream = hope",
"going public = selling shares"
],
"tips": "Phrases like 'no more than' usually point to something limited or unrealistic.",
"passage_reference": "You may have a dream of going public, selling to the highest bidder, or retiring and handing over your business legacy to your family."
},
{
"question": 7,
"correct_answer": "to plan",
"alternative_answers": [],
"word_count_check": "2 words (within the 2-word limit)",
"question_focus": "Requirement for any exit strategy",
"why_correct": "The summary says whichever exit strategy you choose. The passage advises you to think ahead and be smart, meaning to plan it.",
"common_mistake": "Some students write prepare, but that word is not used here. This is a synonym trap.",
"grammar_fit": "The gap follows 'you will need', so it requires an infinitive verb. To plan** fits.",
"paraphrasing": "Passage: 'be smart about how you make your exit' = Summary: 'Whichever exit strategy you choose'",
"key_vocabulary": [
"exit strategy = way to leave",
"plan = think ahead"
],
"tips": "Advice language like 'be smart' often paraphrases to planning.",
"passage_reference": "Whatever the reason, be smart about how you make your exit."
}
],
"general_tips": [
"Summary completion questions follow passage order. Use the location of the last answer to find the next.",
"Always copy the exact words from the passage. Do not use your own synonyms.",
"Check grammar clues around the gap. They tell you if you need a noun or a verb.",
"Watch the word limit carefully. Extra words make the answer wrong."]
}