Add a supported file or paste text, then select the source sections and number of questions. Choose multiple choice, true or false, or a mixed set. After generation, answer one question at a time in Practice or complete the whole set before reviewing in Test mode.
Each multiple choice question has four options and one correct answer. After you answer in Practice mode, review the explanation and its supporting passage. For example, a question can ask which process forms clouds, with condensation as the source-supported answer.
Each question asks you to judge one statement and explains the answer using the uploaded source. A statement should preserve relevant conditions from your notes. Something missing from the text is not automatically false; report a question if its source does not settle the answer.
Open a question’s source reference to view the supporting section and quotation. The reference supports the question’s answer, rather than providing a separate citation for every option. AI output can still be wrong, so read the passage before relying on the explanation.
Finish a session to see correct, incorrect, and unanswered questions. Start another practice session focused on the questions you missed. This reuses the saved questions and does not spend another generation allowance.
Choose 3, 5, 8 or 10. If the selected material is too short, fewer questions may be returned.
Yes — no file is required; paste your notes directly and the AI exam maker works from text alone.