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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
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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: (Optional) Assign to a course or lesson

You can attach your assessment to a specific course, unit, and lesson. This keeps your resources organized and aligns them with curriculum standards or objectives already set.

You can skip this step if you prefer and add it later.

Step 4: Provide your content sources

Monsha allows you to use multiple sources to create your assessment:

  • Topic of your choice: Type the specific topics, themes, lessons, or standards.

  • Existing Monsha resources: Select previously created resources such as lesson plans or presentations.

  • Internet URLs: Paste links from websites, articles, PDFs, or textbooks.

  • YouTube videos: Paste a YouTube URL. Monsha analyzes the video transcript for detailed questions.

  • Uploaded files: Upload materials from your device—documents, PowerPoints, Excel sheets, or images.

  • Text excerpts: Paste text directly into Monsha.

  • Curriculum expectations: Choose from provided standards (e.g., NGSS, CCSS), or manually enter your own.

  • Lesson objectives: Automatically align questions with predefined lesson objectives.

Add as many sources as needed and click Next.

Step 5: Set grade level and language (if applicable)

If you didn't assign a course earlier, select your assessment’s grade level and language now. Monsha supports over 60 languages.

Step 6: Choose question types

Select and arrange question types according to your needs:

  • Essential questions

  • Multiple-choice questions (MCQ)

  • Fill-in-the-blank questions

  • True/False questions

  • Short-answer questions

  • Open-ended prompts

Arrange them in your desired order.

Step 7: Add additional instructions (optional)

Provide special instructions to further customize your assessment, such as:

  • Specific focus areas

  • Types or numbers of questions

  • Difficulty or tone adjustments

For example: "Include at least two open-ended questions focused on critical thinking."

Step 8: Set educational frameworks (optional)

Adapt your questions using educational frameworks like:

  • Depth of Knowledge (DOK) levels

  • Bloom’s Taxonomy levels

  • Lexile reading levels

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Step 9: Generate your assessment

Click Generate, and your assessment questions will appear in seconds.

What can you do after generating your questions?

Once your questions are generated, you can further refine and utilize them:

  • Edit to perfection: Monsha’s editor supports rich content like tables, code, images, and equations. Adjust content directly to your liking.

  • Re-generate quickly: If you want adjustments—more questions, different focus, or tone—simply click to re-generate.

  • Differentiate assessments: Quickly adapt questions by changing grade levels, DOK, Lexile levels, languages, or Bloom’s taxonomy.

  • Easy exports: Export your assessments in formats such as Kahoot, Quizlet, Quizizz, DOC, PDF, Google Forms, Socrative, Gimkit, and more.

  • Create additional resources: Generate lesson plans, presentations, or worksheets directly from your assessment questions.

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

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