Text to Question and Answer Generator

Rereading can make notes feel familiar without proving that you can explain them from memory. Questions create a clear retrieval attempt: the prompt is visible while the answer is not. This tool is instructed to use facts explicitly present in the pasted source, rather than expanding the passage with outside knowledge. Basic mode emphasizes names and definitions, standard mode includes relationships and reasons, and advanced mode asks for distinctions or connections that the text actually supports. It can quickly turn a lesson summary into a first diagnostic quiz while the material is still fresh.

AI grounding is not perfect. A generated answer can omit a condition, attach a claim to the wrong subject, or imply more certainty than the passage provides. Open the source beside the results and check that each question has one defensible answer, every answer appears in the material, and the wording does not change the meaning. Rewrite ambiguous questions before memorizing them. Use your own notes or a short passage you have permission to process; do not upload copyrighted chapters, private class records, personal information, or confidential material.

Once verified, answer aloud or in writing with the answer hidden. Separate long answers into smaller scorable facts and schedule missed questions for another attempt after a delay. Short-answer recall is valuable, but it cannot replace explanation, application, or problem solving, so add a why or how question for important concepts. The input is sent to an external AI service for safety checks and generation. The app does not save generation history, but the provider may temporarily retain safety logs under its policy. Generated questions remain drafts until you compare them with the source.