Respuestas incorrectas múltiple choice-AI-generated multiple-choice distractors

Example

For a question on the causes of the French Revolution, the correct answer might be 'social inequality.' Plausible distractors could include 'industrial revolution,' 'colonial expansion,' and 'technological advancements,' all of which are significant historical events but not direct causes of the French Revolution.

Scenario

This function is applied when educators need to create a multiple-choice exam and require challenging but fair incorrect options that test students' understanding of the subject.

Example

If an instructor requires a question to have four possible answers, with one correct and three incorrect, the tool can generate three incorrect but plausible responses. For instance, in a math question asking for the square root of 16, the correct answer is '4,' and the tool might generate '5,' '6,' and '8' as the incorrect options.

Scenario

This is particularly useful when creating standardized tests where each question must have a specific number of answer choices, maintaining consistency across the test.

Example

In a physics question about the laws of thermodynamics, a correct answer might be 'Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed.' The tool could generate incorrect answers like 'Energy can be created under certain conditions,' 'Energy can only be destroyed,' and 'Energy is constant in a closed system,' which are misleading yet sound scientifically plausible.

Scenario

This function is valuable in advanced courses where students are expected to differentiate between closely related concepts, ensuring that only those with a deep understanding can select the correct answer.