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# Difficulty Level

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**Objective:**\
The Difficulty Level Test calculates the Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level of a text, which indicates the number of years of education generally required to understand the text. This metric helps in assessing the readability and complexity of the content.

**Required Arguments:**

* **Prompt**: The initial input or question provided.
* **Response**: The text generated by the model that is being evaluated for difficulty.

**Score Range:**\
Typically corresponds to U.S. grade levels, with higher scores indicating more complex text.

**Interpretation:**\
A higher Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level score suggests that the text is more complex and may require a higher level of education to understand, while a lower score indicates that the text is easier to read and more accessible to a broader audience.


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