Paste a YouTube link and turn the video into quiz questions with an answer key — ideal for flipped lessons and video homework.
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Videos are a great way to teach and a poor way to check learning — unless there are questions to go with them. Quizbot turns a YouTube video into a quiz: paste the link, choose the question type and how many questions you want, and it writes questions from what is said in the video, with the answer key. Use it for flipped-classroom homework, documentary lessons, or your own revision from recorded lectures.
YouTube link: a 9-minute science video, “Why does the Moon have phases?”
Why do we see different phases of the Moon? A) Earth’s shadow covers part of the Moon B) We see different amounts of its sunlit half as it orbits Earth C) The Moon changes shape D) Clouds block part of the Moon
Answer: B) We see different amounts of its sunlit half as it orbits Earth
A full Moon happens when the Moon is on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun.
Answer: True
It takes about ________ days for the Moon to go through all of its phases.
Answer: 29.5
Quizbot reads the video’s transcript — what the speaker says — and writes questions from it, so the quiz covers what the video actually teaches rather than what its title suggests. That also means the video needs spoken content with captions or a transcript: music-only videos, or videos without speech, cannot be turned into questions.
Set a video as homework with a short quiz to check that students watched and understood it. Show a documentary clip in class and follow it with discussion questions. Turn a recorded lesson into a revision quiz for students who were absent. Share the quiz as a link so students can take it on any device and you can see the scores.
Turn lecture recordings and study videos into practice questions instead of watching them again. Answering questions straight after a video — and again a few days later — does far more for memory than a second viewing.
Create a free account, choose Video as the source, paste the YouTube link, pick the question type and the number of questions, and generate.
Yes. Video works on the free plan, with multiple choice, true/false, fill in the blanks and open-ended questions and fresh credits every month.
It works with videos that have speech and captions or a transcript. Music-only videos, or videos with no spoken content, cannot be turned into questions.
Yes. Longer videos give more to draw on; generate more questions, or several sets, if the lecture covers many topics.
Yes. Choose the language when you generate, and the questions and answers are written in it.
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