Create Quiz Questions with AI
Use AI to create quiz questions from a topic, training note or document, with answers and short explanations.
Prompt
Create quiz questions from the topic or source notes below. Make the questions clear, useful and suitable for the audience. Do not invent facts that are not in the notes.
Topic or source notes:
[PASTE TOPIC OR NOTES]
Audience:
[WHO THE QUIZ IS FOR]
Purpose:
[TRAINING, REVISION, KNOWLEDGE CHECK OR OTHER USE]
Difficulty:
[BEGINNER, MIXED OR ADVANCED]
Please include:
- 10 multiple-choice questions
- 4 answer options for each question
- correct answer
- short explanation
- mix of easy and applied questions
- any facts that need checking
- questions that may be too unclear or too hard
Topic or source notes:
[PASTE TOPIC OR NOTES]
Audience:
[WHO THE QUIZ IS FOR]
Purpose:
[TRAINING, REVISION, KNOWLEDGE CHECK OR OTHER USE]
Difficulty:
[BEGINNER, MIXED OR ADVANCED]
Please include:
- 10 multiple-choice questions
- 4 answer options for each question
- correct answer
- short explanation
- mix of easy and applied questions
- any facts that need checking
- questions that may be too unclear or too hard
Example Input
Topic: cyber security basics for office staff. Audience: beginners. Purpose: short training knowledge check. Notes: strong passwords, phishing emails, suspicious links, reporting incidents and keeping devices updated.
Example Output
Ten multiple-choice questions with clear answer options, correct answers, short explanations and a note about any facts that need checking.
Before you ask
Add the topic, audience, learning aim and source notes. Decide whether the quiz is for revision, training or a quick knowledge check.
Check before use
Check that each answer is supported by the source material and that the difficulty suits the audience.
Common mistakes
Letting AI invent quiz facts or make questions too vague to prove whether someone understands the topic.
Useful for:
Research
Works well with:
ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot
Nova9 Tools
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