Can Quizgecko turn study material into a quiz?
Quizgecko turned study material into quizzes in both accepted runs. One run produced a 53-question multiple-choice quiz from English material; the other produced a 33-question multiple-choice quiz in Hindi. Both covered the chapter’s core ideas, though some questions repeated facts and some math text rendered as raw LaTeX.
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The 2 test cases
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Study material to an ordinary multiple-choice quizPassEvidence
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| ✓ | Expected: Clear multiple-choice questions supported by the material, with one correct answer, wrong options that are not defensible, and coverage of the core ideas.Found: A 53-question multiple-choice quiz appeared; checked questions had one correct option and explanations. All six core ideas were covered, though some facts repeated. |
Multiple Choice was the only enabled type, and the quiz built 53 four-option questions with one marked Correct and explanations. The checked answers were right, all six core ideas were covered, and a few questions repeated facts without leaving any core idea out.
Raw math markup. Numeric options and some explanations show raw LaTeX markup instead of formatted values, but the numbers stay readable.
Repeated facts. Three question pairs repeat the same underlying fact: adding a series lamp lowers current, lamps transfer energy without using current, and a series fuse interrupts the circuit.
Same-language quiz from same-language materialPassEvidence
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| ✓ | Expected: Hindi multiple-choice questions, options, and explanations, with one correct answer, no unintended language mixing, and coverage of the core ideas.Found: The quiz shown was entirely in Hindi, with one correct option per question, correct checked answers, and all six core ideas covered. |
Multiple Choice was the only enabled type, and the 33-question quiz appeared entirely in Hindi with one correct option and Hindi explanations. The checked answers were right, all six core ideas were covered, and two questions repeated the same series-current fact.
Raw LaTeX in Hindi. Numeric options show raw LaTeX delimiters in otherwise correct Hindi, while the question stems show the numbers normally.
Repeated current fact. Questions 15 and 30 ask the same thing: adding another series lamp lowers the current in the whole loop.
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Where this sits in the benchmark
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| Level | Name | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Benchmark | Quiz Generation → | 15 scenarios · 10 tools |
| Capability | Quiz Generation → | |
| Scenario | The user turns study material into a quiz → | |
| Tool | Quizgecko → |
Global scenario definition → · Global capability definition → · Quizgecko product page →
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