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PDF to practice questions
PDF to Quiz Generator
Turn textbook chapters, lesson handouts, revision packs, worksheets and class PDFs into active recall practice. Upload a PDF, choose the question style, and make a quiz from your PDF with answers and explanations.
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Your PDF is checked before generation. Text-based revision notes, worksheets and class handouts usually give the clearest quiz questions.
How to use it
Start with the resource you already have, then turn it into practice you can actually use.
Choose MCQs, short-answer questions, flashcards or a practice test.
Use the generated quiz to test recall, review weak areas and continue practising in ExamCompanion.
Example output
A quiz made from a revision PDF
The questions should feel like something a student can practise with immediately: clear prompt, answer choices, correct answer and a short explanation.
Which statement best describes active transport in cells?
AParticles move from high to low concentration without energy
BParticles move against a concentration gradient using energy
CWater moves through a partially permeable membrane
DLarge molecules pass directly through the cell wall
Correct answer: Particles move against a concentration gradient using energy
Active transport uses energy to move substances from a lower concentration to a higher concentration.
What is the best way to use the quiz after it is generated?
AAnswer once, then ignore the topics you missed
BCheck the answer, read the explanation and retry weak areas
COnly read the correct option without testing yourself
DUse it instead of all exam-board practice
Correct answer: Check the answer, read the explanation and retry weak areas
The quiz is most useful when it helps you find weak topics and practise them again.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I turn a PDF into quiz questions?
Yes. Upload a PDF and ExamCompanion can help turn the material into quiz questions, MCQs, short-answer practice and flashcards.
Can I make MCQs and flashcards from the same PDF?
Yes. You can use the same study material to create different kinds of revision practice, including MCQs, flashcards and short-answer questions.
Is this a PDF to MCQ converter?
Yes. You can upload a PDF and create multiple-choice questions with answer options, correct answers and short explanations.
Can I make a practice test from a PDF?
Yes. You can turn a PDF into quiz questions, MCQs or a short practice test for revision.
Is the PDF to quiz generator free to start?
Yes. ExamCompanion is free to start, so you can try creating practice from your study material before choosing whether to continue with more features.
What kind of PDFs work best?
Text-based revision notes, worksheets, textbook extracts, class handouts and study packs work best. Scanned images may be harder to read accurately.
Does a PDF quiz replace revising my notes?
No. It helps you turn notes into practice so you can test recall, review explanations, and spot weak areas.