Free Quiz Generator for Teachers and Students
A quiz generator turns a topic or a passage of text into ready-to-use quiz questions with an answer key. Paste your notes or type a topic below to get multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank and short-answer questions you can print in seconds.
What is a quiz generator?
How to make a quiz in 3 steps
- Add your content. Paste a passage of at least a few sentences, or type a topic name.
- Choose the settings. Pick the number of questions, difficulty and question types.
- Generate, check and print. Review the questions, switch on the answer key and print a student copy and a teacher copy.
Why use this quiz maker
Four question types
Multiple choice with plausible wrong options, true/false, fill in the blank and short answer.
Answers come from your text
Each question points back to a sentence in the source, shown as the explanation in the answer key.
Student and teacher copies
Print without answers for learners, then with answers and explanations for you.
Any subject, any language
Works with any text you paste, from science to history to literature. English text gives the best distractors.
Which question type should you use?
| Type | Best for | Marking effort |
|---|---|---|
| Multiple choice | Fast checks of recall and understanding | Very low |
| True / False | Spotting misconceptions in key facts | Very low |
| Fill in the blank | Vocabulary, names, dates and numbers | Low |
| Short answer | Explaining ideas in students' own words | Medium |
Quiz generator FAQ
Is this quiz generator free?
Yes. It is free to use, needs no account and no credit card.
Can I make a quiz from a PDF or a chapter?
Yes. Copy the text from the PDF or chapter and paste it into the box. Longer, well-written passages produce better questions.
Can I make a quiz from just a topic?
Yes. Type a topic such as "French Revolution". The tool reads the matching Wikipedia article and writes questions from it. If no article is found, paste your own text instead.
Are the answers correct?
Answers are taken from the text itself, so they match your source. Wrong options are built from other facts in the text. Always read the quiz before giving it to students.
How do I print a student copy and an answer key?
Click Print with answers hidden for the student copy. Click Show answers, then Print again for the teacher copy.
How many questions can I create?
From 3 to 20 per quiz. Click New version to get a different set from the same material.
Is my text stored?
No. Pasted text is processed in your browser and is not saved. A topic search sends only the topic words to Wikipedia.