Guide
The worksheet failed for a boring reason. It lived on the author's site, behind a form, or in a PDF in your downloads. You filled two boxes on a Sunday and never opened the file again. The questions were fine. The container was a dead end.
Run the exercise as a conversation, one step at a time, with the passage that justifies the question still in the room.
A worksheet asks every question at once. You answer the easy ones and skip the one the chapter was about. Nothing pushes back, so a vague answer stands. Nothing files the result against the situation you were actually in, so next month you cannot tell which answer was the real one.
A chatbot will generate a worksheet if you ask. Those questions are not the book's. They are a plausible quiz on the topic. That is a different exercise.
One step. The passage first, then the question, then your answer, then a push on the answer you gave. Not on the answer a diligent student would have given.
Bennett: the passage is the warning about the fortnight collapse. The question is which evenings, and what you will not schedule. A push sounds like "you wrote seven evenings. He told you that person quits. Cut it."
Aurelius: the passage is the morning rehearsal, the one he wrote on campaign, listing the people he was about to meet. The question is who you are actually going to meet tomorrow, and which of their faults you have decided is your emergency. A push sounds like "you put their opinion in the column you control. Move it."
Allen: the passage is the circumstances chapter, which overclaims if you let it. The question is one condition you are treating as weather. A push sounds like "you agreed with him in the abstract. Name the condition, or say where he is wrong. Both are allowed. Skipping is not."
Stop at one step. The rest of the worksheet is how the PDF got abandoned.
Say it into the session and keep the result. On Scholias the exercise is saved to the workbook, and a new chat can open it. There is no file to download and no form to find.
You add the connector once. The same conversation can hold a second book later. You do not add a second URL.
Claim the book whose exercise you have been meaning to do. As a Man Thinketh is the short one. Meditations is the one you can repeat every morning without new material.