Explanations on every option
An explanation shown after submission, so a correct answer teaches and a wrong one corrects.
Shuffled options and per-question points, graded the instant answers arrive. See the wrong option people picked most.
01Add a stem, options and the correct answer, set points, and attach an explanation or image.
02Shuffle the options so no two participants see the same order, then share by link, code or QR.
03Every question grades itself instantly. The dashboard shows per-question accuracy and the wrong option chosen most.
Option order shuffles per participant, so a shared screen or a glance next door gives nothing away. Weight each question with its own points.
A good MCQ lives or dies by its distractors. A spike on one wrong option tells you whether to reteach or reword.
Upload a document or paste text and AI drafts MCQs — stem, distractors, answer and explanation — each citing its source.
An explanation shown after submission, so a correct answer teaches and a wrong one corrects.
Add a chart, diagram or photo when a picture asks the question better.
Multiple choice and multiple response grade automatically the moment answers arrive, with no marking pile.
More on grading →Exclude a flawed question, award credit or accept another answer; scores regrade automatically.
An MCQ test needn't be all MCQ. Drop in true/false, short or long answer.
Explore question types →Participants join by link, code or QR: anonymous, name-only or verified email, your choice.
Test security →Yes. The free plan includes 75 responses a month with option shuffling, per-question points, instant grading and the full dashboard. Paid plans add volume and team seats, billed by responses rather than features.
Yes. Option order shuffles per participant, and question order too, so a shared screen or a neighbour's answers give nothing away. It's honest deterrence: no webcam or screen monitoring.
Yes. Set points per question, so a harder application item carries more weight than a recall one, and the score and pass mark account for the weighting automatically.
The dashboard shows per-question accuracy and the incorrect option picked most often. A cluster on one distractor signals a topic that needs reteaching or an option that needs rewording.
Yes. That's the multiple response type, where more than one option is correct and partial answers score accordingly, sitting alongside single-answer multiple choice in the same test.
Yes. Upload material or paste text and AI drafts MCQs with distractors and explanations, each citing its source. You edit and approve every question before it's published, so nothing goes live unread.
Write a few questions or draft them from a document. A shuffled, self-grading multiple choice test is minutes away.