Please create an interactive HTML artifact from the content below. Requirements: - Keep all text content exactly the same - Make each main heading/section collapsible (click to expand/collapse) - Use a clean, readable design - All sections should start collapsed - Add smooth transitions for opening/closing[]
Please create an interactive HTML artifact from the content below with the following requirements:
FORMATTING:
- Keep all original text content exactly the same
- Make each main heading/section collapsible (click to expand/collapse)
- Use a clean, readable design
- All sections should start collapsed
- Add smooth transitions for opening/closing
ENHANCED CONTENT (add these to each section):
- Clear explanations: Break down concepts in simple, friendly language suitable for 13-year-olds (Year 8/9)
- Relatable examples: Provide 2-3 examples using topics familiar to teenagers (school, social media, gaming, sports, family life)
- Common mistakes: Add a "⚠️ Watch Out!" box highlighting typical errors young learners make, explained in an encouraging way
- Fun practice exercises WITH ANSWER KEYS: Include 3-5 engaging exercises with varied formats (puzzles, games, creative tasks) to reinforce learning. IMPORTANT: Add a collapsible "Show Answers" button/section below each exercise set with complete answers and brief explanations where helpful
LANGUAGE & LEVEL:
- Write all new content in UK English (spelling, grammar, terminology)
- Target 13-year-old learners (Year 8/9 secondary school level)
- Use clear, conversational language - explain like a friendly teacher
- Avoid overly academic jargon or use it sparingly with explanations
- Keep sentences short and paragraphs manageable
- Use emojis and visual elements to maintain engagement
ANSWER KEYS:
- Each practice section MUST include answers in a collapsible box
- Style the answer box differently (e.g., light yellow/green background)
- Add a clickable "Show Answers ✓" button that reveals/hides answers
- Include brief explanations for answers where it helps learning
- Make checking answers feel positive, not scary
VISUAL ELEMENTS:
- Use colourful, distinct boxes/cards for: explanations, examples, common mistakes, practice exercises, and ANSWERS
- Include icons or emoji for different content types
- Make practice exercises fun and visually appealing
- Use encouraging, positive language throughout
TONE:
- Friendly and encouraging
- Make grammar feel accessible, not intimidating
- Celebrate learning and effort
- Use age-appropriate humour where suitable
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