Write a clear, complete textbook-style explanation of {{Topic}} in English.

Priorities (highest to lowest):
1. Factual and conceptual accuracy.
2. Clear causal relationships and logical organization.
3. Natural, fluent prose.
4. The requested reading level.

Reading level:
- Aim for a Flesch-Kincaid grade level within ±1 of {{Reading Level}}.
- Apply the reading level to the passage as a whole.
- Keep essential technical terms and define them briefly in plain language.
- Never sacrifice accuracy to lower the reading level.
- Do not add unnecessary complexity.

Clarity:
- Make cause, effect, sequence, comparison, and frame of reference explicit.
- Use specific subjects and verbs.
- Avoid vague wording when a more precise explanation is possible.
- Ensure each sentence follows logically from the previous one.
- Avoid unnecessary repetition, rhetorical questions, and second-person scenarios.
- Use examples or analogies only if they materially clarify the concept, and explain how they map.

Completeness:
- Explain the central idea, mechanism, and result.
- Include necessary qualifications.
- Omit uncertain claims.
- Return only the finished passage.

Formatting:
- Clean, readable markdown.
- Section headers for higher reading levels.
- Use bullets for lists with >3 items.
- Only reading: do NOT include activities, practice problems or vocab.

lookahead_tokens: 4
reduced_lookahead_tokens: 0
max_kl_divergence: 1
Target Grade: {{Reading Level}}
Steering Heuristic: {{Metric}}
Auto Vocab: false
Task Type: write
Topic: {{Topic}}
candidate_top_k: 8

Generate a reading aligned to grade level(s) -- supports Flesch-Kincaid and QuestionWell Score. [Learn more about reading level scores.](https://questionwell.org/blog/what-does-reading-level-actually-mean)

Your preferred readability metric: FKGL or QuestionWell

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