Reorder questions — AI Prompts for Google Forms

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Execute — do the immediate task

I need the demographic questions reordered so that grade level comes before subject choice and…

I need the demographic questions reordered so that grade level comes before subject choice and after student name. Move the Grade level question to immediately follow Student name, then Subject choice, then Gender. Preserve any existing required flags and section breaks; leave branching logic intact. Do this now so I can preview before Friday's lesson.

Improve — make it easier to accept

Before the form goes live to the class, make the flow easier: put identifying items first (Student…

Before the form goes live to the class, make the flow easier: put identifying items first (Student name, Grade level), then course selection, then optional extras. If any question currently lives inside a section that breaks this order, surface a note that moving it will change branching. Highlight any required questions that will now appear after optional ones.

Decide — diagnose the stuck moment

I was rearranging demographic questions and now a few students might skip a follow-up because of…

I dragged questions and the branching preview changed.

I was rearranging demographic questions and now a few students might skip a follow-up because of section logic I didn't notice. I don't know which question triggers that branching or who set it up. What’s the quickest way to detect which question controls the branch and safely reorder without breaking conditional paths?

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