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Slides are where most lessons live, which makes them the natural place to start a quiz. Quizbot reads your PowerPoint file slide by slide — titles, bullet points and the text on each slide — and writes questions on what the deck actually teaches. Upload the .pptx, choose the question type and how many questions you want, and you get a quiz and an answer key you can print, share or play online.
Uploaded file: econ101-week3-supply-demand.pptx (24 slides)
According to the law of demand, what happens to the quantity demanded when the price of a good rises, other things equal? A) It rises B) It falls C) It stays the same D) It drops to zero
Answer: B) It falls
A shift of the supply curve to the right means sellers offer more at every price.
Answer: True
The price at which quantity supplied equals quantity demanded is called the ________ price.
Answer: equilibrium
Your slides already contain the key points of the lesson in the order you taught them, so questions written from the deck test exactly what was covered — nothing from a different syllabus. For students, turning lecture slides into a quiz is one of the fastest ways to revise: answering questions on each topic shows what has stuck and what has not.
Upload up to 4 files at once, up to 20 MB each — for example this week’s slides, the handout and last week’s deck — and Quizbot writes questions across all of them. For a very long deck, a set per section keeps the questions focused. Word and PDF files work the same way, so a deck saved as PDF is fine too.
Pick multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blanks or open-ended questions on the free plan, or matching and mixed sets on a paid plan. Edit any question, then download the quiz as Word or PDF, send it to Google Classroom, export it for Moodle, Canvas or Blackboard, or share it as an online quiz that students can take on any device.
Create a free account, upload your .pptx file, choose the question type and how many questions you want, and generate. The quiz and answer key are ready in seconds.
Yes. The free plan includes multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blanks and open-ended questions, with fresh credits every month and no credit card needed.
PowerPoint .pptx files up to 20 MB each, up to 4 files at once. If you have an older .ppt file, save it as .pptx or PDF first.
Questions are written from the text on the slides. If a slide is mostly a picture or diagram, add a short caption, or upload the image itself with Image to Quiz.
Yes. Share it as an online quiz that marks each answer, play it as a game with the whole class, or download it as Word or PDF to print.
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