Creating and Doing Exam Simulations

Exam Simulations recreate a real exam environment. You answer under time pressure, can move freely across questions, and you only see the correct answers after you submit.

🏁 Where to start

From a deck
Open the deck, click Study now, then choose Exam Simulation.

From a Document view or Flashcard view
Click Study now and choose Exam Simulation.

⚙️ Set up your exam

You will see the setup panel.

1. Choose the Number of questions
   Pick 20 or 40 or enter a custom number.

2. Choose your Source

   1. From Document
      Generate questions directly from the current document. Use Select Pages to target a range.

   2. From Flashcards
      Generate questions from the cards you already created in this deck.
      Note: image occlusion cards are not included.

3. Question type
   Multiple choice is used for exam simulations.Difficulty
   Choose Easy, Medium, or Hard.

4. Timer
   Enable the timer and use the suggested time or set your own. You can also turn the timer off.

5. Language
   Auto Detect or choose a language manually.

6. When ready, select Start exam.

🧭 How it works during the exam

• Navigate freely with the arrows or the question counter.

• The timer counts down if enabled.

• You do not see explanations or correct answers while you are taking the exam.

• Select Submit Exam to finish. A confirmation modal appears if you try to quit early.

📊 After you submit

You land on the results screen with:

• Grade and percent correct

• Breakdown of correct and remaining

• Review all your answers

From here you can:

• View results to inspect every question and the correct option

• Ask Professor Ka for explanations on any question in review. Press E to open Explain

• Retake exam with the same settings

• Take another exam with new questions

• Share to challenge a friend
  Note: leaderboard system is not yet active

💸 Cost

Each exam question costs 1 credit.

🔍 Exam Simulation vs Quiz

• Feedback

  • Exam Simulation: answers and explanations appear only after you submit.

  • Quiz: you get instant feedback and can open Explain during the session.

• Time

  • Exam Simulation: optional countdown timer that adds exam pressure.

  • Quiz: no timer.

• Flow

  • Exam Simulation: free navigation across questions, submit at the end.

  • Quiz: proceed question by question with immediate correctness.

💡 Tips

• Use Select Pages to simulate a chapter test before class.

• Keep the timer on for exam-day realism, we give you an estimation but you can tweak it

• Review your mistakes and press E to ask Professor Ka for quick explanations.