Entrovix AI

AI Quiz Generator

Short-answer questions from your own material, each carrying the reason its answer is right — which is the part that transfers to the question the examiner actually asks.

Your material

Paste a chapter or your notes — or drop the lecture PDF straight in.

0 / 6,000 words

The PDF is read on your device. Only the extracted text is sent, and only when you press generate.

Marked yourself right

Add material and generate

Every answer says why, not just what

A quiz that only tells you the answer teaches you that one answer. The reason underneath each is what transfers to the question the examiner actually asks, which is never the one you revised.
Why use it

Built to be genuinely useful

Every answer explains itself

A quiz that only gives the answer teaches you that answer. The reasoning is what generalises.

Answers stay hidden until you ask

You attempt the question first, which is the whole mechanism. Reveal, then mark yourself honestly.

Easy, mixed or applied

Recall questions for a first pass, applied ones when you think you already know it.

An answer key you can download

Print it, revise from it, or hand the quiz to someone else and keep the key.

How it works

Three steps

  1. 1

    Paste your notes or upload the lecture PDF.

  2. 2

    Choose how many questions and how hard they should be.

  3. 3

    Answer each one before revealing it, then mark yourself.

Why the explanation is the point

An answer alone teaches you one fact in one phrasing. The examiner will not use that phrasing, and often will not ask that fact — they will ask something adjacent that the same reasoning covers. A quiz without explanations trains recognition of a sentence rather than understanding of a topic.

So each question here carries a short reason, tied back to the material, saying why the answer is right. Reading it after a wrong attempt is where the learning happens; reading it after a correct one confirms you were right for the right reason rather than by luck.

The explanation is also the honest check on the question itself. If the reason does not follow from your material, the question was a bad one, and you can see that immediately rather than memorising something wrong.

Marking yourself honestly

The score here is self-marked, which sounds like a weakness and is the only workable design for short answers — no automatic marker can tell whether your phrasing means the same thing as the model answer, and one that guessed would be worse than useless.

It does put the responsibility on you. Marking something correct because it was nearly right is the most common way revision produces a confident student and a poor result, and no tool can prevent it.

If you want a version that marks itself, use the MCQ generator. It scores automatically because the answer is one of four, and it explains why each wrong option was tempting.

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