Matching questions from your own book
A two-column table from the lesson itself, where students pair each term with its meaning.
Column (A), column (B)
10 terms in (A) and 11 shuffled definitions in (B); the student pairs each term with its match.
The extra option blends in
A real definition from the same lesson in the same style, so the last pair cannot be solved by elimination.
Definitions as the lesson puts them
The terms are the ones you taught, each definition means what it means in your file, and the key reads 1-B, 2-D.
Every pair earns its mark
Online, a student with 9 of 10 pairs right gets 9 tenths of the marks, not zero, worked out on submission.
Questions teachers ask
10 items in column (A) and 11 in column (B), one of them extra.
Either works. Download a PDF for paper, or send it online, where students pair items on screen and each pair is scored separately.
299 EGP a month or 2,990 a year: 8 AI exams and 200 pages each month, up to 100 questions per exam and 500 students. Online sharing sits outside the plan: the first exam is a free trial, then 100 EGP per exam.
Yes. Add a row of multiple choice, true/false or fill-in-the-blank, and each type appears as its own question block on the paper.