Generate & Study Quizzes

Quizzes turn your deck or document into fast test sessions. They are perfect for checking knowledge before an exam and for spotting weak areas after studying flashcards.

🏁 Where to start

• From a deck:
  Open the deck and choose Take a new quiz.

• From a Document view or Flashcard view:
  Click Study now button and choose Quiz from it.

⚙️ Set up your quiz

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:

• From Document:
  Generate questions directly from the current document. You can Select Pages to target a range.

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

3. Question type
   Select one or more types.

• Multiple choice: ABCD questions that test recognition and quick recall.

• Open ended: Write a short answer to show reasoning and deeper understanding.

• Fill in the blank: Complete missing words to reinforce memory and active recall.

• True or false: Quick checks to verify facts at speed.

4. Difficulty
   Choose Easy, Medium, or Hard.

5. Language
   Auto Detect or choose a language manually.

When ready, select Start quiz.

Answer each question and use Explain to get a short rationale from the same context.
Tip: press E at any time to ask Professor Ka for an explanation.

💸 Cost

Each quiz question costs 1 credit.

After you finish

You land on the results screen with:

• Grade and percent correct

• Leaderboard card with Share

• Breakdown of correct and do not know

From here you can:

• View results to review every question with the chosen answer and the explanation

• Retake quiz with the same settings

• Take another quiz with new questions

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

💡 Tips

• Mix question types for more robust practice.

• Use Select Pages to target a chapter the night before an exam.

• If you only want recognition practice, stick to multiple choice. For deeper recall, add open ended and fill in the blank.