Quiz Generator

Paste your own multiple-choice questions (four options, one marked correct) and turn them into an interactive practice quiz with instant right/wrong feedback and a final score — built for exam preparation, from board exams to public-service exams like Loksewa.

Question format

Put a blank line between questions. Write the question first, then four options starting with A), B), C) and D), and add a * after the correct answer:

What is the capital of France?
A) London
B) Berlin
C) Paris*
D) Madrid

Then build the quiz, answer each question, and see right-or-wrong feedback instantly, with your final score at the end.

Why practice questions help

Answering questions is one of the most effective ways to study. Each time you try to recall an answer, you strengthen your memory of it — and you find out what you don't know yet, while there's still time to fix it. Practicing in the same multiple-choice format as the real exam also helps you get used to its pace and style.

Who uses it

• Students preparing for unit tests, SAT and ACT practice, AP exams or board exams.
• Job seekers preparing for civil service and public-service exams, such as Loksewa in Nepal.
• Teachers making a quick review quiz to project in class.
• Professionals studying for certification exams in IT, finance or healthcare.

Tips for writing good questions

• Make wrong answers believable. Obvious wrong options make a question too easy to be useful.
• Test one idea per question.
• Avoid "all of the above" — it's often guessable.
• Keep your question bank in a document so you can paste it in again and add to it over time.

For memorizing terms and definitions, try the flashcard maker.

Frequently asked questions

What format do my questions need to be in?

One question per block, separated by a blank line. The question comes first, then four options starting with A), B), C), D) — mark the correct one by adding a * right after it (or at the end of the line). See the example in the box for the exact format.

Can I use this for exam preparation?

Yes — paste in a question bank (for Loksewa, board exams, certification prep, or any MCQ-based study material) and it becomes an interactive practice quiz with instant right/wrong feedback and a final score.

Is my question data saved anywhere?

No — everything runs in your browser. Your questions aren't uploaded or stored, so keep your original list saved elsewhere if you want to reuse it.

Can I share my quiz with others?

The quiz isn't saved or hosted anywhere. To share it, send your question list — anyone can paste it into this page to take the same quiz.