m5-banca-profiler

To analyze a question bank for traps and conventions, you profile the banca by inventorying and classifying formats, enunciation styles, and common pitfalls. This produces a comprehensive style report documenting language patterns and formatting rules.

Banca profiling for exam design is the process of isolating a specific examiner's questions to document their content types, command usage, and evolution over time. It outputs a self-contained report detailing inventory, type distribution, and practical style guidelines.

Yes, you can generate matching practice questions by first applying a banca profile to identify specific enunciation styles, extension lengths, and common pitfalls. The resulting style guide directs a question generator to replicate the exact formatting and language.

You classify content types from an exam question bank by inventorying questions to isolate formats and categorize them into literalidade, interpretation, calculations, or jurisprudence. The profiling process documents these distributions alongside language patterns and traps.

Yes, banca profiling works with mixed question banks by first inventorying and isolating the questions from the target banca when multiple banks are present. This ensures the style analysis accurately reflects only the intended examiner's conventions.

To profile a contest bank and mimic a banca, you need to provide a representative question bank from the target examiner. The profiler then processes this input to generate a comprehensive style guide covering formatting, pegadinhas, and language evolution.