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# Skill: PaperLab Exam Alignment ## Purpose Check whether a PaperLab course book prepares students for the associated exercises and exams. Use this when a book has source folders with exams, exercise PDFs, review chapters, learning objectives, or end-of-chapter questions. ## Inputs - `source_manifest.json` or a source root containing `exams/` and `exercises/`. - Chapter markdown files with learning objectives and exercise sections. - Review/exam-preparation chapters. - Optional extracted exam text from `paperlab-source-pdf-to-html` or OCR. ## Workflow 1. Run `book-source-inventory` for source traceability. 2. Run `python paperflow.py book-exam-alignment <book_dir>`. 3. Review `exam_alignment.md` for topics marked `needs-review`. 4. For each weak topic, add a worked example, a self-test prompt, or a Chapter 26 review item. 5. If exam PDF text is available, rerun with extracted text and update the topic matrix with evidence from actual problem statements. ## Output - `exam_alignment.json` - `exam_alignment.md` ## Topic Matrix At minimum, map: - field-development framing, - PVT and flow performance, - processing and separation, - subsea, wells, and SURF, - economics and scheduling, - optimization and uncertainty, - regulation and standards, - CCS and gas quality. ## Safety Rules - Do not reproduce confidential or copyrighted exam text unless allowed. - Use topic frequencies and paraphrased problem types for public reports. - Mark results as `needs-review` when source PDFs have not been OCR/extracted. - Keep Chapter 26 concise; use cross-references to detailed worked examples in earlier chapters.