Turn any text into a quiz
Paste an article, a story, a chapter or your own notes. Temaly reads it, writes questions about that text and nothing else, and gives you one link for your class.
No account needed to start. Works in your browser.
How to make a quiz from a text
Paste your text
An article, a short story, a textbook passage or your lesson notes, in any language your class learns.
Say what to check
Subject, level and focus: comprehension, vocabulary, key facts. Temaly drafts the questions; edit or rewrite any of them.
Share one link
Students answer on a phone or computer after typing their name. Answers are marked automatically and you see each one.
What comes out of a text
A news article
True-or-false statements to check understanding, a put-in-order exercise to retell the events and short-answer questions.
A short story or a poem
Multiple-choice questions on the plot and characters, and short answers that ask students to back up an opinion from the text.
Your own lesson notes
Gap fills with the key terms and a matching exercise pairing each term with its definition.
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
Questions teachers ask
Is the text to quiz generator free?
Yes. You can start at once, without signing up.
Will the questions stick to my text?
Yes. Questions are written from the text you paste, and you can edit, remove or rewrite any of them before sharing.
What kinds of questions does it write?
Multiple choice, true or false, gap fill, matching, put in order and short answer, mixed to fit the text.
Which languages work?
The interface is in English, Romanian, Russian and French, and the questions can be in the language you choose for each quiz.
Ways to start
Make your first set of exercises today
Bring one video, photo or text from your next lesson. It takes about a minute.