Those reading Popper[i] with us might be interested in an (undergraduate) item I came across: Popper Self-Test Questions. It includes multiple choice questions, quotes to ponder, and thumbnail definitions at the end[ii].
[i]Popper reading (for Feb 13, 2014) from Conjectures and Refutations
[ii]I might note the “No-Pain philosophy” (3 part) Popper posts from this blog: parts 1, 2, and 3.
Phil6334: Popper self-test
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Besides the content, I like the format of this for a seminar or class exercise.