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True/false questions are the quickest way to check that students have the basics before a lesson moves on. Writing good ones is harder than it looks: every statement has to be completely true or clearly false, without trick wording. Quizbot’s true or false question generator writes them from your own material — paste a passage, upload a file or type a topic — and gives you the answer key with every set.
Typed topic: “the water cycle — Grade 6 science”
Evaporation turns liquid water into water vapour using energy from the sun.
Answer: True
Condensation happens when water vapour warms up in the atmosphere.
Answer: False
Rain, snow, sleet and hail are all forms of precipitation.
Answer: True
Most of the water on Earth is fresh water stored in rivers and lakes.
Answer: False
A true/false item should test one fact or idea. Statements that combine two claims (“X happens and causes Y”) can be half true, which makes them unfair. Absolute words such as “always” and “never” give the answer away, and negatives — especially double negatives — test reading rather than knowledge.
Quizbot writes single-idea statements from your material, and makes the false ones false for a reason a student could actually believe, so each question checks understanding instead of attention to wording.
They work best for quick recall: an exit ticket at the end of a lesson, a warm-up before a new topic, or a fast self-check while revising. Students can answer several in a minute, so a set of ten covers a lot of ground. For deeper understanding, follow up with multiple-choice or open-ended questions from the same material.
Download the set as Word or PDF, send it to Google Classroom, export it for Moodle, Canvas or Blackboard, or share it as an online quiz that marks each answer. True/false questions also make a fast class game when you want everyone to answer at once.
Yes. You can try it on this page without an account — paste some text and get 5 questions. True/false questions are included on the free plan, with fresh credits every month.
Yes. Create a free account and upload up to 4 files — PDF, Word or PowerPoint, 20 MB each — and the statements are written from their content.
Choose the number before you generate. True/false questions are short, so a free account can usually make more of them each month than longer question types.
Yes. Every set comes with the correct answer for each statement.
Yes. Generate multiple-choice, fill-in-the-blank or open-ended questions from the same material, or use a mixed set on a paid plan.
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