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AI quiz generator

Create multiple-choice and short-answer questions with an answer key and explanations.

  • Useful output before signup
  • Powered by SubSchool’s Foundry AI integration
  • Editable result
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Worked examples you can inspect and prefill

Every example is fictional, available in the page HTML, and waits for you to press Generate or Calculate.

Worked example

Original SAT-style linear-equation check

Students practising algebra reasoning without copied exam material

Example
Input
  • Skill: interpret a linear relationship
  • Four answer options
  • Explanation and misconception required

Question

A fictional delivery service charges a fixed fee plus the same amount per kilometre. A 4 km trip costs $14 and an 8 km trip costs $22. Which equation gives cost c for distance d?

Options

  • A. c = 2d + 6
  • B. c = 4d − 2
  • C. c = 6d + 2
  • D. c = 8d + 14

Answer and explanation

A. The cost increases $8 across 4 km, so the rate is $2/km; substituting d = 4 gives the $6 fixed fee.

Targeted misconception

Using one observed total as the rate or ignoring the fixed fee. Difficulty: medium.

Review before use: Confirm originality, one unambiguous best answer, accessible language, correct working, and no protected test item wording.

Review before use

What to review before using the result

  • Questions are original
  • Only one answer is best where required
  • Explanations show the evidence
  • Distractors target plausible misconceptions
  • Difficulty and language fit the learner
Questions specific to this tool

Review questions before you continue

How do I check that an AI quiz question is original?

Search distinctive phrasing when needed, replace branded or recognisable exam wording, and build fictional data and contexts from the target skill.

What makes a useful distractor?

It should reflect a plausible error in reasoning or knowledge, not a trick, grammar mismatch, or obviously absurd option.

Connected resources
GuideReview evidence and feedback decisionsTemplateCopy the homework rubric templateProduct workflowSee lesson-grounded homework generationRelated toolCreate a measurable rubricRelated toolBuild a printable worksheet
Useful next step

Build the reviewed questions as an exercise set

Open the teacher exercise-set library and recreate only the questions that pass your accuracy, originality, and level checks.

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FAQ

Is this output ready to publish or assign?

No. Treat generated content as an editable first draft. Check accuracy, level, examples, accessibility, and fit with your learners before use.

Is learner data stored?

The public usage record stores usage and cost metadata, not your input. Remove names and identifying information before submitting learner work.

Why is there a free limit?

It keeps expensive AI generation available for genuine evaluation. After the anonymous allowance, sign in and continue through the same AI balance used in SubSchool.