Test maker
Type the questions; print the test, the versions and the keys.
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One question per line, numbered or not. Put each choice on its own line under it, a) b) c) d), with * in front of the right one: “*b) Paris”. End a true-or-false question with (T) or (F). A question with no choices is an open question with 3 answer lines; add (lines: 5) for more. Add (5 pts) to give a question its own points.
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Example
Example: a 7-question States of Matter quiz in two versions, with keys
A fourth-grade science quiz: three multiple-choice questions, three true-or-false and one open question marked (lines: 4) (20 pts). Settings: points shown, questions and choices shuffled, Two versions (A and B), shuffle number 1, bubble answer sheet and answer key, US Letter.
- The open question keeps its 20 points and the other six share the remaining 80: two get 14 and four get 13, so each version adds up to 100.
- Questions and choices are shuffled per version: Version A opens with the condensation question, Version B with the metal-tray one.
- The PDF runs Version A, its answer sheet, Version B, its answer sheet, then both keys on the last page: 5 pages.
| Question | Version A | Version B |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | A (Condensation) | True |
| 2 | D (It freezes) | True |
| 3 | False | False |
| 4 | True | open question |
| 5 | True | B (Solid) |
| 6 | A (Solid) | B (It freezes) |
| 7 | open question | B (Condensation) |
states-of-matter-quiz.pdf: hand out A and B to neighbors, collect the bubble sheets and mark them against the keys on page 5. The open question has no key answer, so mark it out of 20 yourself.
How it works
- Type the questions: choices on their own lines with * before the right one, (T) or (F) after a true-or-false question.
- Choose points, one or two columns, shuffling, versions, a bubble answer sheet and the answer key.
- Download the PDF and print it: each version followed by its answer sheet, then the answer keys.
Frequently asked questions
- How do I type the questions?
- One question per line, numbered or not. Put each choice on its own line under it, a) b) c) d), with * in front of the right one: “*b) Paris”. End a true-or-false question with (T) or (F). A question with no choices is an open question with answer lines; add (lines: 5) for more, or (5 pts) to give it its own points. A question with choices but none marked is pointed out by number.
- What are versions, and is there a key for each?
- Two or four copies of the test, A to D, with the questions and choices shuffled into a different order, so neighbors cannot copy. Each version prints its letter at the top and has its own answer key; the bubble answer sheet, with a row of circles per question, is quick to mark against it.
- How are points worked out?
- With points shown, the test adds up to 100: questions you give points to keep them, and the rest share what is left. The header has lines for name, class, number, date and score.
- In what order are the pages?
- Each version is followed by its bubble answer sheet, and the answer keys for all versions come at the end. Two versions with answer sheets and keys make a 5-page PDF for a 7-question test.
- Will a reprint match the keys I already have?
- Yes, as long as the shuffle number stays the same: the same number always gives the same order. Change it for a new order of questions and choices, and print the new keys with it.
- Is anything uploaded?
- No. The test is made in your browser, and nothing you type leaves your device. On the free plan a small line with our name is printed at the foot of the last page.