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Multiple Choice Question Generator for Your Study Material

Generate multiple choice questions

How It Works

1. Paste or upload your notes → 2. Generate MCQs → 3. Practice online

Choose the text you want to revise and use the multiple choice setting. Request 3, 5, 8, or 10 questions, then practice with four answer options per question. If the selected text cannot support the requested count, the result may contain fewer questions.

What Makes a Good Multiple Choice Question

One clear correct answer

Choose the answer supported by your material. Check the explanation and the quoted source after submitting.

Plausible wrong answers that test real gaps

Compare the alternatives before choosing your answer. Then use the explanation and quoted source to understand the distinction and decide what to review next.

Source references for each question

See why an answer fits your notes. Each question pairs its explanation with a source quotation, so you can follow the reasoning and revisit the original passage as you review.

From Questions to a Full Practice Test

Turn your MCQs into a practice test

Work through a complete question set before revealing the answers. Review your results and explanations together, then return to missed questions for another round of practice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many questions can I make?

Choose 3, 5, 8 or 10 questions, subject to the content available in your selected source.

Can I choose the difficulty?

You shape your practice by selecting the source sections, question types, and number of questions. There is no separate difficulty selector; start with the topics you want to review.