Free online quiz and test template
A marked test with eight questions, an automatic score and a grade band on the ending screen.
- 12 questions
- Multi-step
- Free, unlimited responses
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Updated October 7, 2026
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What this class test asks, and why
A test that marks itself. Each of the eight multiple-choice questions has a scoring rule that adds a point for the correct answer, and the total places the student in a grade band with its own message on the ending screen. The sample content is a science unit on states of matter and the water cycle, so you can see how each answer is wired before replacing it with your own. Students can move back through the four steps and check every answer on a review screen before submitting. A confidence question and a box for topics to revisit come at the end. Scoring is free.
- Questions
- 12, 10 required
- Format
- Multi-step
- Theme
- Chalk, or any of 26
- Cost
- Free, no response cap
The 12 questions it asks
In order, with their field types and why each one is there. Pick one to see its screen above. Edit, reorder or delete any of them once it's yours.
The student's name.
Their class.
States of matter. Each question adds one point for the right answer.
Evaporation.
Condensation in rising air.
The freezing point of water.
A distractor question: which is not part of the water cycle.
Conservation of mass, a common misconception.
Transpiration.
Why warm air rises.
Optional. How the test felt, which you can compare with the score.
Optional. A topic to revisit, which turns a mark into a plan for the next lesson.
Built for these jobs, and easy to bend to yours
- An end-of-unit test or knowledge check
- A revision quiz students take at home
- Onboarding or compliance checks at work
- Any assessment where a score decides the message
Ways to adapt it
Compliance check
Replace the questions with policy questions and set a pass mark.
Revision quiz
Share it as homework before a test, with the score shown at the end.
Onboarding quiz
Check new staff understood their training, with a band for 'book a refresher'.
How to get good answers from a class test
- 1
Change question and answer together
Each question has a scoring rule tied to its correct answer. Update both when you change a question.
- 2
Compare confidence with score
A student who scored well but was guessing needs different help from one who knew it.
- 3
Use the review step
Students see every answer before handing in, just as in an exam hall.
- 4
Write useful bands
Make each grade band's message tell students what to do next, not just how they did.
After you publish
Where the responses go next
See scores
Each response shows the student's score and band in the dashboard.
Find the hard questions
The answer breakdown shows how many chose each option, revealing common wrong answers.
Export to your markbook
Export to CSV with scores for your records.
Class Test: common questions
Still deciding?
Scores, result screens by score and answer piping, all free.
How does automatic marking work?
Each question has a rule: when the correct answer is chosen, add one to the score.
Do students see their score?
Yes, as a meter on the ending screen with wording that changes by grade band. Remove it if you would rather mark privately.
Is scoring a paid feature?
No. Scoring, bands and the result screen all work on the free plan.
Can students change an answer before handing in?
Yes. A review step shows every answer before submission.
Can I write my own questions?
Yes. Replace the questions and options, and update each scoring rule to the new correct answer.
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