Question paper maker
Type or paste the questions, put them in sections, then print. Your work is kept on this computer only (nothing is sent anywhere).
1. Paper details
2. Questions
Best for a Word paper: press “📄 Open a Word file” — numbering, equations (H₂SO₄, x², √, fractions) and pictures come in as they are. Pasting works too: copy everything (Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C) and paste here — headings like “A. UNSEEN PASSAGES” or “B. Short Questions (Any 10) 2 X 10 = 20”, “Read the passage carefully” with its questions, “Answer the following 2 X 5 = 10”, and marks at the end of a line become sections, passages and marks; SUB: and F.M. fill the paper details.
Or one question per line, marks in square brackets at the end. **bold**, //italic//, ++underline++ work here too. A line starting with Section starts a new section; write Section B: Answer any ten and students answer any 10 of its questions (the marks are counted that way). MCQ options can be on the same line — (a) … (b) … (c) … (d) … — or on the lines below. Put * before the right option to put it in the answer key.
3. Print Print / PDF, Word, answer key, another set
In the print window choose “Save as PDF” to keep a PDF. The Word file opens in Microsoft Word, WPS Office or Google Docs, so you can still change anything there. “Make another set” shuffles the questions inside each section and the MCQ options, so students sitting side by side get different papers; the answer key follows.