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Features

Questions that test understanding, not phrase-spotting

Items are written against the idea on the slide rather than lifting a sentence and blanking a word, so a student who memorised the wording without following it will not sail through.

Distractors drawn from your own material

Wrong options come from adjacent concepts in the same deck, which is what makes a question discriminate. No filler options and no 'all of the above'.

Spread across every topic

Questions are distributed over the whole deck instead of clustering in whichever section had the most text, so the quiz covers what you taught.

Answer key with reasoning

Each answer comes with one line on why it is right and why the nearest distractor is wrong — the part that turns a quiz into a teaching artefact.

Editable output for your LMS or handout

The document is editable, so you can renumber, cut items, or paste them into Moodle, Google Forms or a printed paper.

Generate a multiple-choice quiz from a PowerPoint deck. Upload the .pptx or a PDF of the slides and get fifteen questions with four options each, plus an answer key that explains why the right answer is right and why the nearest wrong option is wrong. The difficulty in writing a quiz is never the questions — it is the distractors. Options invented from nowhere are obviously wrong and the question measures nothing; options lifted at random confuse rather than discriminate. Here the wrong answers are drawn from adjacent concepts in your own deck, which is what makes an item separate the students who followed the material from those who memorised its wording. Questions are spread across every topic rather than clustering wherever the slides had the most text. The output is an editable document, so you can renumber, cut items you do not want, or paste them into Moodle, Google Forms or a printed paper. Try without sign-up.

Key Benefits

Distractors built from your own adjacent concepts, so questions actually discriminate
Coverage spread across the whole deck instead of the most text-heavy section
An answer key that explains the reasoning, not just the letter
Editable output that pastes into an LMS, a form or a printed exam

Common Use Cases

1A lecturer produces a formative quiz from this week's slides to run at the start of the next session.
2A trainer adds a knowledge check to the end of a compliance module without writing twenty items by hand.
3A student turns their own revision deck into a self-test to find out which topics they cannot yet answer.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions will I get?

Up to fifteen, and fewer when the deck does not contain enough distinct testable material to support that many. A five-slide overview will not be padded out to fifteen items — padding is how quizzes end up with questions that test nothing.

Are the wrong answers plausible?

They are taken from adjacent concepts in your own deck, which is what makes a multiple-choice item discriminate. Obviously wrong options let a student eliminate their way to the answer without knowing it, so filler choices and 'all of the above' are avoided.

Can I import the quiz into Moodle or Google Forms?

The output is an editable document with questions, options and an answer key, which you can paste into either. There is no direct Moodle XML or Forms export yet — if you need a SCORM package for your LMS, convert the deck itself with our PowerPoint to SCORM tool.

Does it write true/false or short-answer questions?

This produces multiple-choice items with four options. For recall-style question-and-answer pairs, use the flashcards style; for a condensed revision document with mixed practice questions, use the reviewer.

Will it invent facts that were not in my slides?

Questions and options are generated from the uploaded material, so they stay within what your deck covers. Review the key before using a quiz for assessment — as with any generated content, a slide that was ambiguous can produce an item that is ambiguous too.

What file types can I upload?

.pptx and PDF, including PDFs exported from Google Slides or Keynote. Scanned PDFs are read with OCR first, though a text-based file gives noticeably better questions because the wording is exact.

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