Quiz Maker

Quiz settings

Auto-generate by topic weighting

Tick topics to include and set a weight (default 1). Higher weight = more questions from that topic. Counts below update live.

Manual question picker

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Questions: 0 Total points: 0 Topics used: 0

Drag a question by its card to reorder. Click ✕ to remove.

    Add a single question

    Leave options blank to make this a short-answer-only question (Answer = model answer text). Fill all four to make it MCQ-capable (Answer = correct letter A-D).

    Import questions from CSV

    Upload a CSV with a header row using these columns (case-insensitive, order doesn't matter):

    Topic, Subtopic, Question, OptionA, OptionB, OptionC, OptionD, Answer, Points

    For an MCQ-capable row: fill OptionA–D and set Answer to the correct letter (A/B/C/D).
    For a short-answer-only row: leave OptionA–D blank and put the model answer text directly in Answer.
    Points is optional (defaults to 1). Extra/unknown columns are ignored.

    Question bank

    Exports the questions currently matching the filters above (sample + added/imported), in the same column format used for CSV import - handy as a backup or for editing in a spreadsheet and re-importing.

    Export

    Your current quiz has 0 question(s). Build it on the "Build Quiz" tab first.

    "Self-marking HTML" only auto-marks MCQ quizzes. Short-answer exports let students reveal each model answer to self-check.
    For the PDF buttons, use your browser's print dialog and choose "Save as PDF" as the destination.

    PowerPoint-friendly slides

    Each slide below is sized like a presentation slide. Either screenshot one with your snipping tool (Win+Shift+S) and paste the image into a deck, or use the copy buttons to paste formatted text straight into a text box.

    "Copy all as outline text" copies every question as a title + bullet points, regardless of the layout above. In PowerPoint, go to View → Outline, click at the top, and paste - it creates one slide per question automatically.

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