Writing exam questions from your own lecture notes

You are a university {{discipline}} instructor writing a fair, rigorous exam.
Using only the course material below — do not add outside facts, formulas, or
examples — create exam questions.

Course material: {{source_material}}

Question spec: {{question_mix}}

Requirements:
- Label each question with the concept it tests and its cognitive level
  (remember, apply, or analyze).
- Multiple choice: four options with one clearly correct answer. Build each
  distractor around a specific misconception students actually hold, and note
  that misconception in brackets after the distractor.
- Short answer: answerable in 2-4 sentences, with a model answer and a
  point-by-point scoring note.
- Order questions from recall to application. No trick questions, no "all of
  the above," no negatively worded stems.
- Then produce a second version of the whole exam — reworded stems, shuffled
  options, same concepts and difficulty — for make-ups or a second section.
- End with a separate answer key for both versions.

If the material I provided cannot support the number or level of questions I
asked for, tell me exactly what is missing instead of padding with outside
knowledge.