One question bank, six formats
A worksheet, a quiz, a test and an exit ticket look different, but they draw on the same thing: the key concepts of a chapter. So every shelf builds one bank of concepts once, and every paper is generated fresh from it, in whatever format you need.
The six formats
| Format | Default length | What's on it | Answers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Worksheet | 15 questions | Name and date; room to write; no points | Separate key |
| Quiz | 10 questions | Points; 15-minute limit; score box | Separate key |
| Test | 25 questions | Points; 45-minute limit; spread from recall to application | Separate key |
| Practice set | 15 questions | A hint under each question that points to the idea, not the answer | Under each question |
| Exit ticket | 3 questions | Very short; shows whether the main idea landed | Separate key |
| Homework | 12 questions | Due date; applying ideas to new examples; full-sentence answers | Separate key |
Change any setting (title, instructions, header fields, points, time limit, hints or where the answers go) and it becomes a custom paper.
What changes between them
It's more than the layout. Each format tells the generator what the paper is for: a practice set gets hints because it's for learning, while a test gets precise wording and no hints because it's for checking. That's the line almost every official assessment system draws between feedback and grading.
Fresh every time
Each paper picks concepts, question types and wording with some randomness, avoiding questions you've used recently. Students meet new questions instead of last week's sheet, so practice measures understanding rather than memory of the answers. If one question isn't right, swap just that one.
How this connects to our solution
- Belief 5: "Practice is for learning; tests are for checking. The format makes the purpose clear."
- Belief 6: "Fresh questions, not recycled ones."
- Belief 8: teachers choose, swap and edit.
- How it works, step 3: "A new worksheet, quiz or test in one click, every time."
- Call to action: See how it works · Try the test generator
