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How to create quiz, test, and assessment questions

Learn how to use Monsha’s AI-powered Question Generator to quickly create customized, engaging, and standards-aligned assessments.

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Written by Piash
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Monsha’s Question Generator lets you instantly create quizzes, tests, and assessments based on various content sources. You can easily customize question types, difficulty levels, and more, ensuring assessments fit your teaching needs perfectly.

Follow these steps to create your questions:

Step 1: Log into Monsha

  • Sign up or log in using your email address. It takes just two clicks.

Step 2: Select the Question Generator tool

Once logged in, choose Questions from the resource options. This is your tool for creating quizzes, tests, and assignments, with options for both open-ended and closed-ended questions.

If you want to create reading passage questions instead, choose the Reading Comprehension Questions tool.

Step 3: Add Your Requirements and Sources

Now it’s time to set up your assessment.

1. Enter your prompt, topic, or instructions. Monsha keeps it simple and context-driven. You’ll also see some quick questions to fine-tune what you want to create.

2. You can add as many sources as you need:

  • Type your topics: Enter specific topics, standards, or learning goals.

  • Reference existing Monsha resources: Reuse lesson plans, presentations, or other content you’ve already made.

  • Paste URLs: Link to articles, PDFs, websites, or textbooks.

  • YouTube videos: Drop in a video link - Monsha will use the transcript to generate detailed questions.

  • Upload files: Docs, slides, spreadsheets, or images - just upload and go.

  • Paste text: Drop in any text excerpt.

  • Lesson objectives or curriculum standards: Align your questions with set goals or frameworks (e.g., NGSS, Common Core).

You’re free to combine multiple sources for richer, more relevant assessments.

3. Specify how many questions you want and select the desired question types:

  • Essential questions

  • Multiple-choice questions (MCQ)

  • Fill-in-the-blank questions

  • True/False questions

  • Short-answer questions

  • Open-ended prompts

  • Others

4. Choose your grade level and language (over 60 supported!).

Step 4: Align and Fine-Tune Your Resource (Optional)

You have several options to make your resource fit perfectly into your teaching plan:

  • Attach to lesson: Organize your questions under a specific course, unit, or lesson for seamless curriculum alignment.

  • Assign curriculum standards: Choose from built-in standards (Common Core, NGSS, IB, and more), or enter your own custom standards.

  • Adapt to educational frameworks: Fine-tune your questions using Bloom’s Taxonomy, Lexile reading levels, or Depth of Knowledge (DOK) levels.
    This step is optional, you can always skip it and add alignment later if you prefer.

Click Generate, and Monsha will create your questions.

What can you do after generating your questions?

1. Chat with your content

Keep the conversation going. Ask Monsha to revise the questions, generate follow-up items, adapt the assessment for different groups, or explore new question ideas—all in a continuous thread, just like ChatGPT.

Use the Quick Actions menu to get prompt suggestions specifically tailored to your assessment or question set.

Each output in any Monsha resource comes with a set of icons that let you take powerful next steps—refine, extend, or repurpose your questions with a click.

2. Edit and enhance

Customize content directly to your liking. Monsha’s editor supports rich content - you can add multimedia elements like images, tables, equations, code snippets, or even embedded videos, depending on what your assessment needs.

3. Differentiate teaching resources

Monsha makes it easy to create multiple versions of your assessment to meet the needs of diverse learners:

  • Translate the question set into any of the 60+ supported languages.

  • Adapt by changing grade level, Depth of Knowledge (DOK), Bloom’s Taxonomy level, or Lexile reading level for more tailored differentiation.

4. Export generated resources

Export your assessment in a variety of formats, ready for use across popular platforms. Depending on the resource type, you can export to:

  • Documents: PDF, DOCX, Google Docs

  • Platforms: Google Forms, Kahoot, Quizlet, Quizizz, Socrative, Blooket, Gimkit, and more

  • Spreadsheets: XLSX, CSV, Google Sheets

  • LMS Integration: Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology

  • Other formats: Images (PNG, JPEG, WEBP) where applicable

Your assessments remain securely stored in your Monsha account, ready to use and update whenever needed.

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