Documents or pasted text
Works from an uploaded document, pasted notes or a topic you name, not live web pages, audio or video.
Feed in the handbook, lesson or onboarding pack you already use and TestSetGo drafts a review quiz, each question tied to its source. Keep what fits and share the same afternoon.
01Upload the onboarding doc or lesson notes, paste a section of text, or name the topic you just covered.
02Skim the questions next to their source passages, keep the sharp ones, and remove anything that isn't worth asking.
03Share a link or QR code with the team or class, and it grades itself as answers come in.
A new-starter pack becomes a week-one refresher; a lesson becomes an end-of-class check. Because drafts come from your own material, the quiz reinforces exactly what you taught.
Add an explanation to any draft and it shows once the quiz is submitted, so a quick check doubles as revision. Objective questions score instantly, with no marking before people see their result.
Open a run for this month's new hires or a class, with an access code and optional deadline. Shuffle question order so a shared screen doesn't spoil it, and keep timing gentle.
Works from an uploaded document, pasted notes or a topic you name, not live web pages, audio or video.
Drafts arrive as multiple choice, multiple response, true/false and short answer — you pick the mix or let it balance. Add the other five types, from numeric to ordering and matching, in the editor.
Explore question types →Each draft names its source passage, so approving a quiz takes minutes, not a full re-read.
The generator drafts; you decide. No question reaches a participant until you've signed it off.
A closed tab or lost signal loses nothing. Answers save as takers go.
Per-question accuracy and common wrong answers show which parts of the material need a second look.
Results and analytics →Yes, to start. Drafting and editing quizzes is part of the builder, and the free plan covers 75 responses a month; paid plans from $19/mo add volume and team seats, priced by responses not features.
Upload a document like a handbook or lesson notes, paste text, or give it a topic. It drafts from what you provide, not web links, audio or video.
It's the same grounded drafting, framed for lighter review like onboarding refreshers and lesson checks. For strict timing and identity rules, the AI test generator and exam maker fit better.
No. Drafts are yours to edit, reword, replace or delete, and you approve the final set before it goes live.
Yes. Work together in a shared workspace, then open a run for a cohort with a link, access code or QR. Takers don't need their own accounts.
Objective questions grade themselves instantly. Any long answers go to a manual grading queue with a marking guide, so scoring stays consistent.
Upload the content you already teach from and watch the drafts appear. A review quiz your team can take is minutes away.