Not everything you learn is for a test. Capitals, flags, film history, the periodic table: if you want to know it, one sentence gets you a round of questions.
Not everything you learn is for a test. Capitals, flags, film history, the periodic table: if you want to know it, one sentence gets you a round of questions.
On the Create page, choose Describe and say what you want: the topic, the kind of question, how hard. Interact drafts up to ten interactives at a time and you keep the ones you like.
Generating with AIQuizzes are multiple choice, with a timer and sound effects in the lesson. Mix in flashcards for the facts you want to recall without options.
Interactive lessonsPaste the link to a documentary or a video essay and get a quiz on what it covered.
YouTube to quizAsk a question, read the answer, then say "make five cards from that." Ask builds them in the subject where they belong.
Ask
A quiz night answer is usually gone by the next morning. Here each question comes back on a spaced repetition schedule, a little later each time you get it right, until you just know it.
You can also share a subject with a friend, who can add a copy to their own account.
The Describe option on the Create page turns a sentence into a set of interactives. This one is a reasonable first set. Change it to match what you're studying.
5 quiz questions on world capitals, rivers, and mountain ranges, from easy to hard.
Usually, but check anything that surprises you. AI generated content can contain mistakes, and every question is editable.
Yes. The Apple TV app plays the same lessons on the big screen.
Ask is part of a paid subscription and is included in the free trial. Describe and the other Create options are on every plan.
The free plan includes 10 AI generations a month. Making questions by hand is unlimited.