ToolsCreate Multiple-Choice Questions for a Text

How to Use Create Multiple-Choice Questions for a Text

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Input the Text

Start by pasting your chosen text into the “Text” field. Alternatively, you can enter a link to a website or upload an image of the text if a digital version isn’t available. If you have a topic in mind but can’t find a suitable text, let Twee generate a custom text for you using "Create a Text on Any Topic with Your Vocabulary", and tailor it to any size or genre and appropriate for your learners’ levels!

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Select the Level

Next, select the appropriate CEFR level, grade, or age group for your students.

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Generate Questions

Click the “Do the magic” button, and within seconds, the tool will generate a list of comprehension questions with ABCD options to choose from.

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Review and Adjust

Review the results to ensure the level of difficulty is appropriate for your students. If needed, adjust the CEFR level and rerun the tool.

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