I wrote some prolog logic, how do I write a script that uses it? -

I am writing an assignment for a prolog class and I'm stuck on something simple I argued in a file named Question 1 Has written a bunch of. Pl

I am using SWI on Mac OS X, so at the command prompt, I do this:

  Swazel Consultation ('Question 1.Pl') < / Code>  
 To load the file, then I do this to check:  
 ? - Father (Homer, Bart) the truth? - Father (big, Bart). False   
 and so on.  
 My question is, how do I write a "test script" for my code?  
 I suppose I should write something like Question 1 - tests.pl which looks like this:  
  ('write test1 must be correct'). Father (Homer, Bart). ('Write test2, must be incorrect'). Father (Marge, Bart).   
 But how do I run that script?  
 Sorry, I know it's easy, but I'm stuck. Thanks!   
 
 
 Not sure that this is the best way, but you can create a script like this: < / P> 
  swipl & lt; & Lt; END [question1] write ('test1 must be true'). Father (Homer, Bart). Write ('test2 should be incorrect'). Father (Marge, Bart). END