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Use this tool to turn a topic, optional choices, a mode, and an answer into one readable quiz card. Multiple-choice mode shows the topic, choices labeled A onward, and an answer key. True-false mode changes the prompt to a true-or-false question. Short-answer mode shows a suggested response instead of choices.
The processor is local and deterministic. It formats the text you provide; it does not invent facts, check whether an answer is correct, randomize choices, or claim to use an AI model. Review the wording and answer key before sharing the item with learners.
The topic is normalized for surrounding whitespace. Choices are read one per line. In multiple-choice and true-false modes, an empty choices list is replaced by “No options supplied.” In short-answer mode, the answer is shown as a suggested response, or a writing prompt appears when no answer is supplied.
The answer key is printed exactly as the supplied answer when a key is available. The tool does not grade a response or validate that the key matches a choice.
Check the prompt, choice labels, and answer key as a single item. The output is intentionally simple so you can copy it into notes or a learning system.
A clean format does not prove factual accuracy. Compare the content with a trusted source before publishing.
Do not put several choices on one line; choices are split by lines.
Do not assume the tool validates the answer key; it only prints the supplied value.
The tool does not generate facts, score attempts, randomize choices, or store quizzes.
Only the documented local formatting rules are applied.
normalizeWhitespace(topic)Extra surrounding whitespace is removed before the prompt is built.
A. choice₁, B. choice₂, ...Each parsed choice receives a letter in order.
Only exact true-false and short-answer mode values switch away from the default multiple-choice format.
The output is a formatted card, not an assessment engine.
How is a standard choice item formatted?
Water cycle
multiple-choice
Evaporation Condensation Collection
Condensation
The output labels choices A, B, and C and prints the answer key.
Choice order is preserved.
How does true-false mode change the prompt?
Water cycle
true-false
True
The output begins “True or false: Water cycle” and prints the key.
The mode changes the question prefix.
What does short-answer mode show?
Water cycle
short-answer
Water vapor cools
The output shows “Suggested response: Water vapor cools”.
Choices are not printed in this mode.
What if choice lines are empty?
Water cycle
multiple-choice
B
The output includes “No options supplied.” and the supplied key B.
The tool does not invent options.
What if the answer is blank?
Water cycle
multiple-choice
A B
The output prints “Answer key: not supplied.”
A blank key remains explicitly unprovided.
What happens to a topic with extra spaces?
Water cycle
true-false
False
The surrounding spaces are removed before “True or false: Water cycle” is printed.
Normalization affects the topic text only.
Multiple-choice, true-false, and short-answer.
Put one choice on each line.
No. It formats the supplied answer.
Choice modes show “No options supplied.”
The output says “not supplied.”
No. It preserves order.
No AI claim is made; rules are local.
No. It creates a card only.
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