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AI quiz generator for teachers

Type a topic or upload your notes. Get a full test with checked answer keys, ready to edit and share.

Most quiz generators stop at a list of questions

A chatbot or a free tool gives you text. Checking it, moving it and marking it is still your job.

  1. The answer key is your job

    Keys are sometimes wrong, and you find out when a student does.

    Every key is checked

    A second pass checks each key against its options and repairs any that are missing.

  2. You retype it somewhere else

    The questions still have to be copied into a form, an LMS or a document.

    It is ready to share

    The quiz you generate is the quiz students sit: by link, in Google Classroom, or printed.

  3. One paper for the whole room

    Same questions, same order, and no marks or rubric to grade against.

    Points, rubrics and shuffling

    Each question has its points, written answers get a rubric, and the order changes for each student.

What is an AI quiz generator?

An AI quiz generator, also called an AI question generator or test generator, writes quiz questions for you. In IntelliAssess you describe a topic or upload your material, choose the question types, how many, the difficulty and English or Arabic, and get a full test with an answer key on every question, ready to edit, share or print. Already have the material? Turn a PDF into a quiz.

Four ways to start a quiz

Every way ends in the same editor, with the same checks and the same ways to share.

Describe it in plain words

Type the topic, or dictate it. Magic AI turns a rough line into a full brief, or start from the Prompt library.

Eight question types, any subject

Multi-select gives partial credit, short answer accepts a typo, and written answers come with their rubric.

  • Multiple choice2 pts

    Which is not a limiting factor of photosynthesis?

    • Light intensity
    • Carbon dioxide
    • Temperature
    • Soil pH

    One correct option and three plausible distractors, wrong for a reason a student might believe.

    Auto-gradedExplanation per optionOptions reshuffle per student

  • Multi-select3 pts

    Select every product of the light-dependent reactions.

    • ATP · 1 pt
    • NADPH · 1 pt
    • Oxygen · 1 pt
    • Glucose

    Several right answers, each with its own weight. Two of three right scores two thirds, not zero.

    Weighted partial creditPer-option weighting

  • True/False1 pt

    Photosynthesis and respiration both release oxygen.

    • True
    • False

    The fastest check. Every statement comes with its value and a one-line reason.

    Auto-gradedReason on every statement

  • Fill in the blanks2 pts

    Plants absorb ___ and release ___ .

    • carbon dioxide · CO₂
    • oxygen · O₂

    Graded blank by blank, each with its accepted answers, so “CO₂” and “carbon dioxide” both count.

    Per-blank gradingSynonym alternates

  • Short answer2 pts

    Name the pigment that absorbs light.

    • chlorophyll
    • “chlorophyl” accepted

    A word or a line, matched with tolerance for a typo. The student is tested on biology, not spelling.

    Typo-tolerantMultiple accepted answers

  • Descriptive10 pts

    Explain how light, CO₂ and temperature interact as limiting factors.

    • Names all three factors · 3
    • Explains the plateau · 4
    • Correct terminology · 3

    Long-form answers generated with the criteria they are marked against, editable before anyone writes.

    Criteria generatedEditable rubric

  • Mixed30 pts

    Mixed paper · 30 pts

    • A · 8 multiple choice
    • B · 2 true/false
    • C · 2 short answer
    • D · 1 descriptive

    One paper, several types, in one pass, keeping the difficulty spread you set.

    Your own type ratioSectioned output

  • ManualYour points

    Your question, your options, your answer key.

    • + Add option
    • + Attach a diagram
    • + Tag for the library

    Write it yourself with every control the generated questions get, in the same paper.

    No generation stepSame controls

Set it up before anything is written

The exact mix

One type, or a mixed paper with its own count and points for each type. Up to 100 questions.

QuestionsPoints

Multiple choice101

Multi-select22

True/False41

Fill in the blanks32

Short answer32

Descriptive110

23 questions, 40 points

Difficulty that means something

Each level is defined by what the student has to do.

Written in English or Arabic

Not translated: questions, options and keys are written in the language you pick.

Pick the AI model

13 models from four providers, and a separate one to grade written answers.

Assessment or Learning

Assessment records the score. Learning shows the explanation with each answer, so a wrong answer teaches.

How it writes your quiz

  1. Describe it

    Type the topic or upload files. Magic AI can turn a rough line into a full brief.

  2. Set the shape

    Question types, how many of each, points, difficulty and language.

  3. Watch it write

    Questions arrive as they are written. Your earlier questions on the topic are passed in, so nothing repeats.

  4. A second pass checks it

    Every key is checked against its options, near-duplicates are rewritten and missing keys repaired.

  5. Make it yours

    Chat with any question to change it, regenerate it, or go back to an earlier version.

How it compares

Teachers usually weigh these tools. Here is what each one's own page says.

Compare with
QuestgenWaygroundConker
Making the quiz
Start fromTopic, up to 20 PDF, Word or PowerPoint files, a Google Form, or blankText, URL, PDF, Word, images, audio, videoTopic, doc, standard or uploadNot stated
Question types8, incl. multi-select with partial credit and essays with rubricsMultiple choice, multi-correct, true/false, fill-in, short answer, higher-order, matchingNot statedVaried, not listed
DifficultyEasy, Medium, Hard, tied to Bloom's levelsBloom's level targetingChange a reading levelNot stated
ArabicWritten in Arabic, right-to-left appInput in any languageTranslation supportNot stated
Answer keys checkedA second pass checks every keyNot statedNot statedNot stated
After it is written
Deliver to studentsLink, groups, Google Classroom, timer, PINShare link, embed, study modeDeliver and analyse in one placeThrough Google Forms or Canvas
Grade written answersAI grading against a rubric, from StarterNot statedNot statedNot stated
IntegrityPer-student shuffle, AI proctoring from StarterNot statedLockdown modes, anti-cheating alertsNot stated
ExportWord examiner and student copies, Brightspace CSVQTI, Moodle XML, GIFT, Aiken, PDF, Brightspace CSV and moreNot statedGoogle Forms
Getting started
Free startFree plan, up to 25 students, no cardFree start, no cardFree sign-upFree to try

Read on each product's own page on 18 October 2026. “Not stated” means the page does not say, not that the feature is missing. Conker and Wayground offer standards-aligned content and Questgen exports more file formats; IntelliAssess has neither.

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Included in every plan

Quizzes from a topic and from your documents are on every plan, including Free. Generation uses the AI tokens included in your plan. Compare plans

  1. FreeUp to 25 students
  2. StarterUp to 200 students
  3. ProUp to 500 students
  4. IntensiveUp to 2,000 students
  5. CustomUnlimited students

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Frequently asked questions

Short answers about cost, accuracy, files, Arabic and editing. Ask us if yours is not here.

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01Is the AI quiz generator free?

Yes. The Free plan covers up to 25 students with no card needed, and includes questions from a topic and from your documents. Generation uses the AI tokens included in your plan.

02How accurate are the answer keys?

Each question is written with its answer key, then a second pass checks every key against its options, repairs missing keys and rewrites near-duplicates. You see every question in the editor before students do.

03Can I make a quiz from a PDF?

Yes, and from Word and PowerPoint. Upload up to 20 files for one quiz, and diagrams and charts can become questions too.

04What question types can it write?

Multiple choice, multi-select with partial credit, true or false, fill in the blanks, short answer, descriptive with a marking rubric, mixed papers, and manual questions you write yourself.

05How many questions can one quiz have?

Up to 100, with your own count and points for each question type.

06Can it write questions in Arabic?

Yes. Questions, options, answer keys and explanations are written in Arabic, not translated, and the app works right to left.

07Can I control the difficulty?

Yes. Choose Easy, Medium or Hard. Each level is defined by what the student has to do: recall, apply, or analyse and justify.

08Can I edit the questions?

All of them: wording, options, answer key, points, explanation, rubric, tags and media. You can also chat with a question to change it, regenerate it, or go back to an earlier version.

09Will every student get the same paper?

Not unless you want them to. Question order and option order can be shuffled for each student, and new questions are checked against ones you made before so papers do not repeat.

10Which AI model writes the questions?

You choose from 13 models across OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini and Groq, and you can pick a different model to grade written answers.

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