Multiple choice
Use objective questions when one configured answer can be scored automatically.
Upload your teaching material and turn it into an editable exam draft with multiple-choice questions, written questions, or both. Review every question before students see it.
No credit card required. Students do not need Examonkey accounts.

LIVE DEMO
Open the released assessment link to enter a score code, then view the prepared synthetic result with automatic scoring and written-answer feedback.
The sample is already released, so its shared link opens the score-code results lookup.
Use the documents, slides, spreadsheets, or text you taught from.
Request multiple-choice questions, written questions, or a combination.
Check questions, choices, expected answers, and points.
Configure the exam and share one link with students.
An exam should reflect what was actually taught. Examonkey accepts PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, and TXT files as source material.

Generated questions should be reviewed before they become assessment questions. Rewrite questions, change answers, adjust points, or remove anything that does not belong.

Use objective questions when one configured answer can be scored automatically.
Ask students to explain, calculate, compare, define, or respond in their own words.
Stay in Examonkey to run the finished exam, collect answers, review written responses, and release results.