ChatGTP can write better than I think K-12 teachers will be able to detect if the student does a bit of light editing and tosses in a few misspelt words and vocabulary or grammar errors.
I would call this review high school sophomore or perhaps junior level based on my memory of how much I had to dumb down what I passed in to reduce the questioning about my real knowledge of the vocabulary I used. I did not have to fake my spelling errors or my misuse of commas which remains a bit haphazard to this day, as I am sure many here will be aware.
These are also generated with simple orders to the chatbot, for example:
Here is a short poem in the style of Rudyard Kipling about sail making:
The Sail Maker
He works with needle, thread, and cloth,
To make the sails that catch the wind;
He knows the art of every stitch,
The strength of every seam and hem.
He shapes the canvas to the mast.
He trims the edges neat and fine;
He makes the sails that speed the ships,
Across the ocean’s restless brine.
He loves his craft, and he loves his trade.
He loves the smell of salt and tar;
He loves to see his handiwork,
Unfurling 'neath the sun and stars.
He is the sailmaker, my son,
And you can learn from him a lot;
About the skill and pride of work,
And how to do what must be done.
Generating answers for you…
Here is a short poem in the style of Rudyard Kipling about candle making:
If you can melt the wax with a steady hand
And pour it in the moulds without a spill;
If you can scent it with the fragrant oils
And wick it with a cotton thread or quill;
If you can trim the edges smooth and neat
And wrap them in a paper spill;
If you can light them up and watch them burn
And see their flickering shadows on the soil;
If you can make them brighten up the dark
And warm the hearts of those who need a spark;
If you can sell them at a fair exchange
Or give them as a gift without remark;
Then yours is the craft of candle making, friend,
And - what is more - you'll be a candle maker till the end.
and shame 
I outed myself
