writer needed to create quizzes

I need you to create quiz questions from existing content like essays or interviews. Here's an example of some content an the quiz/answers. Rules you need to follow when creating the quiz questions/answers are below. To apply for the job respond with sample quiz questions and answers as described below. EXAMPLE CONTENT One of the big advantages of these sorts of markets - these smaller, rapidly growing markets - is that customers are usually pretty desperate for a solution, and they'll put up with an imperfect, but rapidly improving product. A big advantage of being a student - one of the two biggest advantages - is that you probably have better intuition about which markets are likely to start growing rapidly than older people do. Another thing that students usually don't understand, or it takes awhile, [is that] you can not create a market that does not exist. You can basically change everything in a start-up but the market, so you should actually do some thinking to be sure - or be as sure as you can be - that the market you're going after is going to grow and be there. EXAMPLE QUIZ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS FROM ABOVE Advantage of smaller, rapidly growing markets? -customers desperate for solution, will put up with imperfect, but rapidly improving product. Two advantages of being young? -better intuition which markets are likely to start growing rapidly than older people do. -can not create market that does not exist. -can change everything in start-up but market, -think/be as sure as can be - market going after will grow and be there. What's one thing you can't change about startup? -can change everything in start-up but market, -think/be as sure as can be market pursuing will grow RULES 1. Remove filler words as long as it still makes sense like : you, a, the, should, is, actually, he, his, her, she, this, to have, your, that is, you're, they, usually, only, then, they'll, it's, very, an, in which you, really, really, are, their, there, going to, them, even, about, themselves, had, at all, this sort of, 2. Copy and paste original text, then remove words that don't add any value but still keeps the message clear and more or less the same as in the original content. 3. Always keep business phrases/words - I want to learn them. 4. Keep big/uncommon words/phrases - I want to learn them 5. Keep descriptive words like adjectives - I want to learn them. 6. I want to not only learn about how to be a better businessman but I want to understand how to speak/write better so that's why it's important that the answers are more or less the same as the original content but without filler words that don't add any value (can still understand what is being said without all the extra verbage) 7. If answer is too long (hard to remember) break up into separate questions when possible. 8. add "-" to every point in the answer so it's easier to separate different parts of an answer. Try to minimize number of points in an answer to 2. 9. Do not write questions like "What did the author think?" or "What should you do?" etc. Assume the person reading the quiz has never read the essay before so all the quiz questions need to keep that in mind else the questions won't make sense. HOW TO APPLY: If you want to apply write quiz questions and answers for the following two paragraphs and send back to me using the rules stated above: You also really want to take the time to think about how the market is going to evolve. You need a market that's going to be big in 10 years. Most investors are obsessed with the market size today, and they don't think at all about how the market is going to evolve. In fact, I think this is one of the biggest systemic mistakes that investors make. They think about the growth of the start-up itself, they don't think about the growth of the market. I care much more about the growth rate of the market than its current size, and I also care if there's any reason it's going to top out.