Every way to ask a question in Examplary — from classic multiple choice and essays to AI conversations, voice answers and programming exercises.
Text shown to the student at the start of the test.
Some text to provide context or instructions to the student.
Final text shown to the student after the test.
Let the AI play a character - tutor, customer, debater - and hold a conversation with the student.
Requires student to fill in one or more blanks with a short text answer. Also known as 'cloze' questions.
Match the correct items with their pairs from two lists.
Students click the right spot on an image, like a place on a map.
Students select the correct words or phrases in a text.
Let students split a Dutch sentence into sentence parts, label each part, and mark the finite verb.
Arrange items in the correct order.
Requires student to upload a file.
Ask the student to record a spoken answer.
Ask the student to write a Javascript program to solve a problem.
A question that requires a short text response.
A question that requires a multi-line text response.
A question where students select one correct answer from multiple options.
A question where students can select multiple correct answers from the available options.
Students select one of a set of images as the correct answer.
A question that requires students to choose between true or false.
Prompt the student to write a long answer, often using headings and text formatting.
A question that requires a mathematical expression as response.
A question where students show their work across multiple lines of math, with the final line as the answer.
Ask the student to enter a year (e.g. 1925).
Mix and match question types to build tests and practice materials that fit your course — or build your own question type with our developer platform.
