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Vocabulary quiz maker
Make a vocabulary quiz from your word list
Paste your word list and take a multiple-choice quiz right here, free and with no sign-up. Save it to learn every word with flashcards, spaced repetition and a matching game.
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Paste your word list and take the quiz
Edit the example or paste your own list, then take a multiple-choice quiz or play Match with it. Ask for the meaning or the word.
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Free, no sign-up. Your list stays in your browser unless you choose to save it.
Learn the whole list, not just tonight's quiz
- Save your list as flashcards in a free account
- Spaced repetition shows each word right before you'd forget it
- Quiz both ways, play Match, and share the list with your class
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Vocabulary quiz maker
What you get
Words in, quiz out
Paste a list with one word and its meaning per line, like “ephemeral: lasting a very short time”, and get a quiz with four choices per question.
Or use the passage
Paste the chapter or article the words come from, and the questions test them in context.
Flashcards too
Make a deck instead, with the word on the front and its meaning on the back. Typing one in by hand works just as well.
A matching game
Pair 6 words with their meanings against the clock in Match. Each wrong pair adds a second.
Spaced repetition
Review only the words that are due, so new vocabulary sticks for the test and after it.
Language classes work too
Put a word and its translation on each line, and practice with flashcards, the quiz and Match.
Tips
How to learn vocabulary faster
Keep definitions short
A few words you can read at a glance beat a dictionary paragraph. Short meanings make better quiz choices too.
Learn 10 to 20 words at a time
Add more once those stick. A huge list you never finish reviewing teaches less than a short one you master.
Quiz both ways
Answering “what does it mean?” and “which word means…?” builds both recognition and recall.
Use each word in a sentence
After the quiz, write one sentence per word you missed. Using a word is the best test of knowing it.
Review on a schedule
A few minutes of spaced review every day beats an hour the night before the test.
How it works
Three steps to get going
Paste your list
Words with their definitions, or the text the words come from.
Pick quiz or flashcards
Generate a quiz, a flashcard deck, or both from the same list.
Practice until it sticks
Take the quiz, play Match, and review what's due each day.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to include definitions?
It helps a lot. The AI only uses what you give it and doesn't add outside facts, so a bare list of words gives weak questions. Add a short definition to each word, or paste the text the words come from.
How many words can I use?
Generate 5 to 40 questions or cards at a time. A flashcard deck holds up to 300 cards and a quiz up to 100 questions.
Can I print the vocabulary test?
Not yet. The quiz and games are played in StudyPixi.
Is it free? Do I need an account?
It's free. You can try it on this page without an account. To save your sets and review them with spaced repetition and games, sign up free with Google or your email.
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