History exercises from a documentary clip, a source or a textbook page
Paste a documentary link, photograph a textbook spread or drop in a primary source. Temaly writes a set of history questions for your class in about a minute, and students answer from one link.
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Material you already use, and what comes out of it
A documentary clip on YouTube
Paste a documentary on the fall of the Berlin Wall. You get the events of 1989 to put in order and multiple-choice questions on causes and people, and every question points to the moment in the film where it is answered.
A primary source
Paste the text of a speech, a treaty article or a letter home from the front. Temaly writes short-answer questions on who wrote it, why and for whom, plus true-or-false statements that reward careful reading.
A textbook page on the Industrial Revolution
Photograph the page. Out come a matching exercise between inventions and inventors, a timeline to put in order and gap fills on the key terms.
How it works
Bring your material
A YouTube video link, a photo of a textbook page or any text you paste in.
Say who it is for
Subject, level, language and what the exercises should practise. Temaly drafts the set.
Share one link
Students open it on any phone, type their name and answer. You see every answer, question by question.
Six kinds of exercise
A set mixes the kinds that fit your material. Add, remove, reorder or rewrite any of them.
- Multiple choice
- True or false
- Gap fill
- Matching
- Put in order
- Short answer
Make your first set of exercises today
Bring one video, photo or text from your next lesson. It takes about a minute.