True or false questions from your own book
Statements taken from the lesson itself for students to judge — and, if you like, to correct.
Statements that need revision
Each statement is built from the lesson's own details, not generic sentences, so students judge it from study, not a hunch.
"False"? Then write the fix
With correction, a student who marks a statement false has to write the true version, so a lucky guess is not enough.
Light travels faster in water than in air. (✗) → slower
The key holds the corrections
The key marks every statement true or false and gives the corrected sentence for each false one, so you never reopen the book.
Online, plain items mark instantly
Plain true/false is marked on submission; items with correction are marked by AI once the exam closes.
Questions teachers ask
In plain true/false the student just picks true or false. With correction, a false statement has to be rewritten correctly, and the answer key holds the corrected sentence to compare against.
Yes. Remove the correction row or set it to zero and raise the plain true/false count, up to 50 questions per exam on the free account.
No, they come out in the language of the file: an English book gives True or False, an Arabic one gives صح and خطأ.
You can try straight away without an account, with a file of up to 30 pages. A free account then gives you, once, two AI exams and 100 pages. After that there is the AI plan at 299 EGP a month, or a single exam for 50 EGP.