Writing prompts

Read the document I have attached. Give me:
1. A five-sentence summary.
2. The ten most important points.
3. Any numbers, dates or deadlines.
4. Anything unclear or that I should question.
Quote the exact line for every key point.

Write 5 posts for X about [topic] for [audience]. Each under 240 characters, plain language, no hashtags, and each ending with a question that invites replies.

Improve this text: make it clearer and more concise, fix grammar, and keep my tone. Show me the main changes you made.
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Paraphrase this in a formal, academic tone. Keep every fact and figure the same.
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Rewrite this so a 14-year-old could understand it. Keep it accurate.
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Write 7 short posts for one week promoting [product] to [audience]. One idea per day: a tip, a customer story, a behind-the-scenes, a question, an offer, a fact and a thank-you. Under 50 words each.

Write a standard operating procedure for [task] in my business: purpose, who does it, what is needed, numbered steps, common mistakes, and how to check it was done right.

I wrote this essay myself and want to show my process. Using my outline and drafts below, write a short note (under 150 words) for my teacher explaining how the essay developed from outline to final draft.
Outline: [paste]
Draft notes: [paste]