AI Quiz and Assessment Generator for Educators
Pick a topic or paste a passage, choose your question mix and difficulty, and get a printable student copy plus a separate answer key — in under ten seconds.
- Multiple choice, short answer, true/false, fill-in
- Separate answer key
- Works from your own passage
- Print or export to Word
Build your quiz
Pick the topic, the question mix and the difficulty. Student copy and answer key come out together.
Question types
Your materials appear here
Fill in the form and generate. When you're signed in, everything you create is saved to your library automatically.
Generate multiple-choice and open-ended questions instantly
A quiz is only useful if the distractors are plausible and the correct answer is unambiguous. The prompt behind this tool is written with that constraint: every multiple-choice item gets exactly four options built around real misconceptions, and every short-answer item ships with a model answer plus acceptable variations.
If you paste a source text, the model is instructed to stay inside it — no outside facts, no invented quotations. That makes the tool usable for reading comprehension, science articles and textbook sections rather than only for general-knowledge topics.
Tailor difficulty for every class
Choose easy (recall), medium (on grade level), hard (analysis) or mixed (scaffolded, easiest items first). Points are assigned per item so the total matches a realistic quiz weight, and the answer key includes a one-line explanation you can read aloud during review.
Export to PDF or print with one click
The student copy and the answer key are separate documents. Print the student copy, keep the key on your desk, or download both as .docx and edit the wording before you copy them. Need a plan to teach the topic first? Start with the lesson plan generator.
Frequently asked questions
Can I generate a quiz from a passage I already have?
Yes. Paste the passage, article or your own notes into the optional source field. Questions are then written strictly from that text instead of from the model’s general knowledge — which is what you want for reading comprehension and textbook chapters.
Are the answer keys accurate?
The generator writes one unambiguous correct answer per item plus a short explanation, and the key is produced as a separate document so you can hand out the student copy first. Spot-check anything high-stakes; no model is perfect on edge cases.
Can I control difficulty?
Four levels: easy (recall), medium (grade level), hard (analysis) and mixed (scaffolded). Difficulty applies to the whole set, and the prompt is written to keep distractors plausible rather than obviously wrong.
What formats can I export?
The student copy and the answer key each download as .docx, print as clean letter-size pages, or copy as markdown for Google Docs or your LMS.
How many questions can I generate at once?
Between 3 and 30 per run. For a longer unit test, generate in two batches at different difficulty levels and combine them in Word.