Classroom checks
Teachers can make a quick end-of-lesson quiz from their own notes in a couple of minutes.
Turn notes, chapters or articles into quiz questions with an answer key.
Writing good quiz questions takes time. You need to focus on the main ideas, write wrong answers that are believable, and keep an answer key. This generator does the first draft for you from any text you paste, whether it is lesson notes, a textbook section, a training document or an article. Every question is based on that text alone.
Most questions are multiple choice with four options, mixed with a few short-answer questions that ask learners to explain. The answer key at the end gives each correct answer with a one-line reason, which is useful for self-study. Choose short, medium or long for five, ten or fifteen questions, and pick a language if you teach in one other than the source.
Paste the material you want to quiz on.
Choose the number of questions with the length setting, and a language.
Press Generate, then review and edit the questions before using them.
Teachers can make a quick end-of-lesson quiz from their own notes in a couple of minutes.
Students can paste a chapter and test themselves, using the answer key to check their understanding.
Turn a policy or procedure document into a short knowledge check for new employees.
No. Questions are drawn only from the text you paste, so learners are tested on what they were given.
The output is plain text you can copy into a document, slide or quiz tool. There is no direct export.
Five, ten or fifteen, depending on the length setting. Run it again on another section for more.
Yes. Review each question and answer before giving the quiz, especially for graded work.
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