시험 문제 출제-exam question generator tool

Example

If a university professor is teaching calculus and wants to assess students' understanding of integrals, the professor can input the topic 'Calculus: Definite and Indefinite Integrals,' and the system will generate various types of questions like, 'Evaluate the definite integral of f(x) = 2x from x = 1 to x = 4.'

Scenario

This function is useful for creating a range of questions at different difficulty levels, allowing educators to test students on fundamental principles as well as more complex applications. Teachers can specify the topic and educational level to generate appropriate questions.

Example

A middle school social studies teacher could input 'World History: Causes of World War I' and receive questions in multiple formats such as multiple choice, 'Which of the following was NOT a cause of World War I?' and essay questions like, 'Explain the main causes of World War I.'

Scenario

This feature is crucial for educators who want to vary the types of questions they present to students. It allows for assessment of both factual recall (via multiple choice) and analytical reasoning (via essay or short-answer questions).

Example

An elementary school math teacher could input 'Math: Basic Multiplication' and the tool might generate an easy question like, 'What is 3 x 4?' For more advanced students, the system could automatically adjust and offer something like, 'If Sarah buys 4 packs of pens with 5 pens in each, how many pens does she have in total?'

Scenario

This is beneficial for mixed-ability classrooms or educators who want to ensure that they are challenging all students appropriately. The tool can produce questions of varying difficulty based on the student’s academic level.