Example 1
In GCSE Chemistry, what is the charge on a proton?
- A-1
- B0
- C+1
- D+2
Answer: +1
A proton has a relative charge of +1, while an electron has -1 and a neutron has no charge.
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What this helps with
The AI GCSE Test Generator helps you turn the revision material you already have into useful practice. Upload notes, topic summaries, class handouts, worksheets or PDFs, then create GCSE-style questions you can answer, mark and repeat.
It works well when you are revising a Biology topic, a Maths method, an English Literature theme, a Geography case study or a History unit and need active recall rather than more reading. You can make multiple-choice questions, short-answer prompts, flashcards, quick quizzes, answer keys and explanations. Students can use it before mocks, at the end of a topic or when a subject feels weak.
Use your study material to create focused practice assets that match the way you revise.
GCSE-style topic quizzes from revision notes and PDFs.
Foundation or higher-tier practice prompts from uploaded material.
Multiple-choice questions, short-answer drills, and answer keys.
Flashcards for definitions, formulas, quotes, and case-study facts.
Mock-revision sets for students, tutors, and teachers.
Study situations
Upload your GCSE notes or a topic summary and generate questions that check the exact content you have been revising.
Create short quizzes for weak topics, review the answers, then repeat the same area until it feels more secure.
Generate flashcards, MCQs and quick recall checks from the same material instead of making every question by hand.
Use notes aligned to AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, Cambridge or another GCSE route so the generated practice follows your material.
A useful question should be clear enough to answer, mark and learn from.
Example 1
Answer: +1
A proton has a relative charge of +1, while an electron has -1 and a neutron has no charge.
Example 2
Answer: 3x + 12
Multiply each term inside the brackets by 3, giving 3x plus 12.
Next steps
Start with the material you already have, choose the kind of practice you need, then review the answers and weak areas.
Start with notes, topic summaries, worksheets, PDFs, documents or pasted text.
Generate MCQs, flashcards, topic questions, short quizzes, answers or explanations.
Answer the questions, check explanations and repeat the topics that still need work.
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Can I use it for different GCSE subjects?
Yes. You can upload material for Maths, English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, humanities, languages, and other GCSE subjects.
Does it follow a specific exam board?
It generates from the content you provide, so you can upload notes aligned to AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, or another board.
Can it help with mock exam revision?
Yes. It is useful for creating quick mock-style quizzes and focused practice for topics you want to revisit.
Can it create GCSE topic questions from a PDF?
Yes. Upload a PDF, worksheet, revision guide extract or class handout and ExamCompanion can turn it into topic questions with answers.
Can I make flashcards and MCQs from the same GCSE notes?
Yes. You can use the same material to create flashcards for recall and MCQs for quick exam-style checking.