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Make a worksheet and answer key from your PDF or notes
Upload a PDF, DOCX or TXT. You get a printable student sheet and a separate answer key. Questions use only your material, and each answer shows its source.
or drop it here
- PDF / DOCX / TXT
- Up to 12 questions
- 64,000 extracted characters maximum
- PDF text: U+0020–024F and U+1E00–1EFF Latin, U+0370–03FF Greek, U+0400–052F Cyrillic; Arabic, Hebrew, CJK and emoji rejected
Water freezes at 0 °C under standard atmospheric pressure. Salt can lower the freezing point of water.
- Answer fact: 0 °C
- Second concept: Salt can lower the freezing point
Student DOCX/PDF, answer workbook, evidence table and question CSV
One clear job, from source to download
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Making a worksheet and answer key from your material
What you bring
You bring your own lesson material as PDF, DOCX or TXT. One job produces up to 12 questions from up to 64,000 extracted characters. From a PDF, Latin, Greek and Cyrillic text is read. Arabic, Hebrew, CJK text and emoji are refused instead of being garbled. Questions are written only from your file, and no outside facts are added. This is an AI tool, so it needs an account and costs 1 credit per job.
What you get back
You get a student sheet as DOCX and PDF with the questions only. The answers stay with you in a separate answer workbook, together with an evidence table and a question CSV. Every answer carries an exact quotation from your material. Check each answer against its quotation before class. That is the quickest way to see whether a question really follows from the text you gave.
Question types, difficulty and teacher review
You set the number of questions and mix multiple choice, short answer, true or false and discussion prompts. Difficulty can be foundational, mixed or advanced. Duplicate questions are flagged for you. Whether a question can actually be answered, suits the age of your class and is worded without ambiguity is your decision as the teacher. Read the whole sheet before you hand it out to students.
Questions before you run it
Where do the questions come from?
Only from the file you upload. Every answer carries an exact quotation from your material, and outside facts are not introduced.
Which question types can I mix in one worksheet?
Multiple choice, short answer, true or false and discussion prompts, in any combination, at foundational, mixed or advanced difficulty. A job produces up to 12 questions.
Do students see the answers?
No. The student DOCX or PDF holds the questions alone, while the answer workbook and the evidence table stay with you as separate files.
Which scripts can be read out of a PDF?
Latin, Greek and Cyrillic ranges are extracted. Arabic, Hebrew, CJK and emoji are rejected instead of being mangled during extraction, and there is a ceiling of 64,000 extracted characters.
Do I still have to check the worksheet before handing it out?
Yes. Duplicate questions are flagged automatically, but answerability, age fit and wording for a particular class remain a teacher decision.