Essay questions from your own book
Questions that make students write and explain, with a model answer for each.
Short and long in one paper
5 short answers at 2 marks check understanding; 2 essays at 5 marks check how a student organises and writes ideas.
Explain, compare, apply
Not every question is "define" or "list": they ask students to explain, compare, apply to a new case or reason from data.
Compare photosynthesis and respiration in terms of energy.
A model answer for each question
A sentence or two for short answers, a paragraph for essays, to mark against or hand out for revision afterwards.
Essays marked online
AI compares each answer with the model answer and the book, giving full, half or zero marks after the exam closes.
Questions teachers ask
Yes. Every row in the exam has a count and a mark you set. Make essays worth 4 or 10, and the total adds itself up.
It gives full, half or zero marks based on the model answer and the book; it does not invent its own criteria. The final say is yours: open any answer and change its mark.
On the free account an exam can have up to 50 questions; on the AI plan, up to 100 questions per exam.
No, it costs the same as any online exam: the first one you share is a free trial, and each one after that is 100 EGP, essay or multiple choice alike.