Assessment Builder

A good assessment shows whether students met the lesson's objectives. This tool writes questions aligned to Bloom's Taxonomy, so your questions test the right depth of knowledge, from basic recall to critical analysis.

Each question includes plausible distractors and an answer explanation, so even a wrong answer teaches something. Good distractors catch students who haven't mastered the material yet; they don't trick students who have.

It writes seven question types: multiple choice, true/false, short answer, scenario-based, matching, ordering, and fill-in-the-blank. Recall and understanding work well with multiple choice or matching; analysis and evaluation are better tested with short answer or scenario questions.

You can also specify the assessment purpose so the questions fit when you are giving them. Each question also explains why the wrong answers are wrong and what a student should review if they miss it.