| Variation Feature: Unique Quizzes for Every Attempt Our system is designed to ensure that learning and testing remain as effective as possible, avoiding rote memorization of questions and answers that could hinder genuine knowledge acquisition. The variation feature generates unique versions of quizzes each time by altering question formulations, answers, and their order. |
How does the automatic explanation generation feature work?
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Shuffling answers- Each time a quiz is generated, the order of answers is automatically shuffled to prevent repetition.
- This makes guessing the correct answer based on its position more challenging.
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Paraphrasing questions and answers- The system uses synonyms, changes sentence structures, and reformulates questions to make them sound different.
- For example, instead of the question "What is photosynthesis?" it might generate:
"What is the name of the process that forms organic substances using sunlight?" -
Changing question formats- The system can transform a standard multiple-choice question into a fill-in-the-blank question, term matching, or process description.
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Fill-in-the-blank: "Plants release ___ during photosynthesis." -
Uniqueness for each user- Each student or learner receives a unique set of questions and answers, even if the topic remains the same.
Advantages of the variation feature
- Constant changes in wording and order make each test unique, helping learners focus on understanding the material rather than memorizing patterns.
- Different question formats encourage students to analyze the material from various perspectives, strengthening knowledge retention.
- Thanks to the variety in formulations and approaches, quizzes remain engaging even after multiple attempts.
- The paraphrasing feature is particularly useful for language learning, exposing students to different ways words and phrases can be used.
Original question:
Water.
Oxygen.
Generated variations:
I. Multiple choice question:
Water.
Sunlight.
II. Fill-in-the-blank question:
Source of water: ___"
- Question: "What is the primary energy source for photosynthesis?"
- Answers:
Water.
Oxygen.
Generated variations:
I. Multiple choice question:
- "What energy source do plants use for photosynthesis?"
- Shuffled answers:
Water.
Sunlight.
II. Fill-in-the-blank question:
- "Plants use ___ energy for photosynthesis."
- "Match:
Source of water: ___"
When is this especially useful?
For frequent quiz attempts
To create unique sets of questions and answers.
In language courses
To expose students to different formulations of concepts and terms.
In large group testing
Each student receives a unique quiz, reducing the risk of cheating.
For deep learning
Differently phrased questions and answers help reinforce material comprehension.
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