For teachers: make MCQ and creative questions

Give the subject, class and chapter; the AI writes MCQ, short and creative questions with answers. Print them for a test, or share an online quiz link.

Make my questions

If you write "make questions for me", do you get MCQ and creative questions from a chapter?

Yes. Write the subject, class, chapter and how many questions you need, and give a photo of the book page or the chapter PDF. The AI makes exactly that many MCQs with four options each, and below them a separate answer sheet with explanations. Then ask for short or creative questions in the same chat, and print with the "PDF / Print" button under the answer.

Making questions, in three steps

  1. Give the chapter: Class, subject, chapter and how many questions. Give the chat a photo of the book page or the chapter PDF and the questions come from your own textbook.
  2. MCQs and an answer sheet: Exactly as many MCQs as you ask for, four options each, easy to hard mixed. Below them, a separate answer sheet with a one-line explanation for each answer.
  3. Check the answers, then print: Check every answer against the book. Then ask for short or creative questions as you need, and print on an A4 page with the "PDF / Print" button under the answer.

No more late nights writing question papers

Weekly tests, model tests, a new coaching batch: each needs new questions, usually written late at night from guidebooks and old papers. The wrong options take the longest, because a student who did not study must not be able to rule them out easily.

Here you give the chapter and the AI writes the questions, the options and the answer sheet together, with wrong options that really do mislead. Your job becomes choosing and checking answers, not writing from nothing.

How to ask for each kind of question

Make the questions come from your own book

Writing only "questions from class nine physics" brings general questions, not your book's; the AI does not know Bangladesh's textbooks by heart. So give the chat the chapter: a photo of the book page, a PDF with real text, or the part you need typed in. A scanned PDF gets attached as page images and the AI reads the pictures; one message takes only a few pages, so split a long chapter.

Check the answers before you print the questions

The AI writes a wrong answer as confidently as a right one, especially with numbers, years and facts about Bangladesh. So before printing the paper, check every answer on the answer sheet against the book. If two options both look right or an answer is wrong, write "change question 7" and a new question comes.

Printing the question paper, with a separate student copy

Under every answer there is a "PDF / Print" button; press it and the answer is laid out on a clean A4 page in Bengali fonts. Send it to a printer, or choose Save as PDF and keep it on your phone. On an iPhone the button opens a new tab; print from there.

Note that the button prints the whole answer, questions and answer sheet together. For the students' copy, write "give only the questions, without answers", then print that answer; keep the answer sheet for yourself. For students sitting side by side, write "give another set with the options shuffled" to get a second set.

An online quiz from your questions, taken from a link

To test on phones instead of paper, build a class quiz app in the builder. Give it your questions: students open the link, write their name, answer one question at a time, see only their score at the end, and can send you their name and score with one button. The answers travel with the app, so it is for practice, not a sealed exam.

The steps are in the quiz guide, and for a quiz that plays like a game, see the game page. You can make certificates for the winners of a quiz contest too.

Teachers' questions about making questions

Do I need an app to make questions, or does a website do it?

No app to install. Open the chat in a phone or computer browser, write the chapter and the number of questions, and they come; printing and the PDF happen right there.

What are the rules for making creative questions?

A stimulus, meaning a short event, picture or piece of information, then four questions on it: ka knowledge, kha comprehension, ga application and gha higher ability, usually for 1, 2, 3 and 4 marks. Give the AI the chapter and ask for a new stimulus, not one copied from the book.

Are the answers to AI-made questions always right?

No, and this matters most. The AI writes wrong answers confidently too, especially numbers and years. Check every answer on the answer sheet against the book before printing, and ask for a new question wherever you find a mistake.

How many questions will I get?

Exactly as many as you write. With no number you get 20 MCQs, mixing easy, medium and hard. For more, write "20 more, different from the ones before" in the same chat.

Does making questions cost money?

No. The chat runs on free AI Token, up to 400,000 free AI Token a day, and printing or the PDF uses your phone's own print. Within the day's free allowance, a separate set for every coaching batch costs nothing extra.

Can it make questions for the English version?

Yes. For English medium or the English version, write your request in English or say "give it in English"; the questions, options and answer sheet all come in English.

Can students take the test on their phones?

Yes. Build a class quiz app in the builder and put its link in the class group; students write their name, answer and see their score at the end. The answers travel with the app, so it suits practice, not a real exam.

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