Quiz Generator for Teachers
A class quiz from the reading you already use
Upload the chapter or slides you are teaching. ReadLoudly writes four-option questions from it, marks the right answer with a short explanation, and gives you a student copy, an answer key and a link to share.
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Example Made from this short text:
Plants make their own food through photosynthesis. Inside each leaf cell, chloroplasts hold a green pigment called chlorophyll, which absorbs sunlight. In the light-dependent reactions, that energy splits water and releases oxygen into the air. In the Calvin cycle, the plant then uses carbon dioxide from the air to build glucose, a sugar it can store or burn for energy.
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1. Where in a leaf cell does photosynthesis take place?
- A. Mitochondria
- B. Chloroplasts
- C. Nucleus
- D. Cell wall
Show the answer
B. Chloroplasts. The text says chloroplasts hold chlorophyll, the pigment that absorbs the sunlight.
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2. What does the plant build in the Calvin cycle?
- A. Oxygen
- B. Water
- C. Chlorophyll
- D. Glucose
Show the answer
D. Glucose. The plant uses carbon dioxide from the air to build glucose, a sugar it can store or burn.
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How to use Quiz Generator for Teachers
Three steps, all in your browser, with a free ReadLoudly account.
Upload the reading
PDF, Word (DOCX), EPUB or PowerPoint (PPTX). A chapter or a set of lecture slides works best.
Pick how many questions
5, 10, 15 or 20, in the language your class uses.
Print or share
Print a student copy and an answer key, export either to PDF or Word, or share a link with the answers hidden.
What is a quiz generator for teachers?
It writes a quiz for your class from material you choose. ReadLoudly reads your PDF, Word file, EPUB or slides and writes multiple-choice questions with four options each, one marked correct with a short explanation, then keeps the answer key apart from the student copy.
Answer key with explanations
Every question has four options, the right one marked, and a one or two sentence reason you can read out in class.
Student copy and answer key
Print or export the quiz without answers for the class, and the key with them for you, as PDF or Word.
Share a link, see the scores
Students open the link, take the quiz and are scored when they submit. Their results land in your results table.
Only from your reading
Questions come from the document you upload, not a general question bank, so they match what you taught.
For students revising on their own
Students can make a practice quiz from their own notes in the Study Hub, with an explanation for every answer. PDF to Quiz
Fill in the blanks from the same reading
Check key words instead of whole ideas: make 5 to 20 sentences with one word taken out. Fill in the blank generator
Open questions
When you want students to explain in their own words, make comprehension questions with sample answers for marking. Comprehension Question Generator
A whole worksheet
Put multiple choice next to a reading passage, fill in the blanks and written questions on one printable handout. Worksheet Generator
Further reading: How to turn notes and slides into a practice quiz. See every tool on Teacher Tools.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Quiz Generator for Teachers.
5, 10, 15 or 20 a quiz, each with four options.
Yes. The answer key gives the right letter for each question with a short explanation. Print it or export it to PDF or Word, apart from the student copy.
Yes. Share a link and students see the questions without the answers. Each attempt is scored when the student submits, and you see it in your results table. Students need a free account to open it.
Yes. Quizzes are part of the free plan, which covers 2 documents a day, and every resource you make from a document counts once. Only Teacher Hub podcasts need a paid plan.
You upload the whole document once instead of pasting it into a chat. ReadLoudly keeps it as a study set, makes every tool from that one file, and can read the document itself aloud in 1,200+ voices.
PDF, Word (DOCX), EPUB or PowerPoint (PPTX), with real text in it. Scanned or photo-only PDFs will not work.
They are written from your document, but AI can make mistakes. Read the quiz through before you hand it out; you can edit it first.
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