Generate a test, worksheet or assignment with AI
Tests, quizzes, printable worksheets, assignment handouts, lesson plans and rubrics — written to the structure you set, against the expectations you're actually covering. Print it with an answer key, or post it to your class as a real assessment that's already in your gradebook.
Start free — no credit cardA generated test isn't finished until it's in your gradebook
Most AI test generators hand you a block of text. Then you paste it into a doc, fix the formatting, write the answer key, print it, and create the assessment by hand. The generating was never the slow part.
Twenty questions in a chat window. No mark values, no sections, no answer key you can hand a supply teacher.
- Reformat it into a document
- Write the answer key yourself
- Create the assessment in your gradebook
- Type the questions in again if students take it online
A structured test — sections you defined, marks per question, an answer key generated with it.
- ✓ Print as a paper worksheet, answer key included
- ✓ Download as text to drop into your own template
- ✓ Post it to your class in one click
- ✓ Add it to the gradebook as a real assessment
You set the structure. The AI fills it in.
You build the sections before anything is generated — how many questions, which type, what each is worth. That's the difference between a test you'd actually give and a list of questions you have to rebuild.
Multiple choice
Four options, one correct.
True / False
Quick recall checks.
Short answer
One to three sentences.
Long answer
Paragraph responses.
Matching
Pair terms with definitions.
Fill in the blank
Complete the sentence.
Mix them across as many sections as you need — Section A multiple choice for 1 mark each, Section B long answer for 10. Every question can be edited, reworded or regenerated on its own.
Everything the Assessment Lab builds
Tests and quizzes
Sectioned, weighted, with an answer key. Print them, export them, or have students take them in the app.
Printable worksheets
A formatted paper handout with a matching answer key — for the days the Chromebook cart is booked.
Rubrics
Criteria and levels for the task you're actually assigning — attach one to an assessment and mark against it.
Assignment handouts
The full sheet — task, instructions, success criteria — ready to post to the class with a due date.
Lesson plans
A period plan for a topic, with the assessment that goes with it.
Pop quizzes
Low-stakes checks you can run graded or ungraded — a fast read on whether yesterday landed.
The Ontario curriculum is built in
Not a text box asking you to describe your unit — the actual curriculum documents, 40 of them, Grade 1 through Grade 12. Pick your course, pick the overall and specific expectations you're covering, and the questions are written against those expectations by code.
That's the difference between a test about photosynthesis and a test about B2.3. The AI is writing to the same document your long-range plans came from.
Teaching another curriculum? Describe what you're covering in your own words instead — that path works exactly the same. Ontario's is bundled because the teacher who built this teaches here.
Questions teachers ask
Can AI generate a test or quiz for my class?
Yes. You set the topic, grade level and section structure — how many questions of each type and what each is worth — and the AI writes to that specification across six question types. Any question can be edited or regenerated on its own before you use it.
Can I print a worksheet with an answer key?
Yes. Any generated quiz or test can be printed as a formatted paper worksheet with a matching answer key, or downloaded as a text file to paste into your own template. Nothing forces you to run it in the app.
Does it align to curriculum expectations?
Ontario's curriculum documents are built in — 40 of them, Grade 1 to 12. You pick the overall and specific expectations you're covering, by code, from the real documents, and the questions are written against them. Teaching another curriculum works too: describe your unit in your own words instead.
Do I have to use what it generates?
No. It's a first draft you own. Edit, reword, delete or regenerate anything — most teachers keep two thirds and rewrite the rest, which is still an evening back.
Which plans include it?
AI generation is included from the Basic plan upward — Basic 3 generations a month, Pro 150, Ultra 300. A test or quiz costs 5 credits; rubrics and lesson plans cost 3, pop quizzes 3 to 5 by length, and assignments 6. New accounts get a 7-day Ultra trial. See pricing or all features.
What about grading the work it produces?
Marking is a separate step with its own tools — see AI grading, which reads typed and handwritten submissions, and AI report card comments, written from the marks in your gradebook.
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