🧪 RandomTyms Quiz

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Format: Question, A, B, C, D, Correct number (1–4)

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📘 For Teachers

RandomTyms Quiz Widget for AI quiz fron textbook

How the RandomTyms Quiz Works

A simple, ready-to-use quiz your students can take right on this page — no app to install, no login needed.

Prepare your questions

One question per line: the question, four answers, then which one's correct (1–4).

What is 7 + 5? , 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 3

Here, "3" means the 3rd option (12) is the correct answer.

Load the quiz

Choose your file (or paste a link) and tap Start Quiz. Questions shuffle fresh every time.

Students answer, one question at a time

Four tappable options per question. On tap:

Correct Lokesh & Varsha celebrate, the score goes up, and the student taps Continue.
Wrong Lokesh & Varsha show the right answer so the student learns it on the spot, then taps Continue.

See the final result

They see their score plus a message based on how they did:

Above 90% — "Congrats! Cool Dude 😎"
Above 80% — "Good try 👍 Keep it up!"
Above 70% — "Better luck next time"
Below 70% — "Today is really testing you 😅"

Tap Try Again for a fresh reshuffle, or retake only the missed questions.

💡 A few tips for the classroom

Keep questions short, options clearly different — easier to scan.
One topic per file (e.g. tables, shapes) so students can drill one skill.
Shuffled every attempt, so retakes don't mean memorized order.

🤖 For Teachers

Generate RandomTyms CSV using AI and a prompt

Auto-Generate Quiz Files with AI

Turn textbook photos into a ready-to-use quiz file with Gemini.

Copy the AI prompt

Tap the box below to copy the ready-made prompt.

Upload images to Gemini

Open Gemini, attach your textbook photos, paste the prompt, send.

Save it as a CSV file

Copy the output into Notepad and save as .csv (e.g. science_quiz.csv).

📥 Copy this prompt to generate a CSV file directly (for smaller image sets)

You are an expert curriculum developer and instructional designer with deep experience writing standardized-test-quality multiple-choice items. Analyze all attached textbook images to generate an exhaustive, high-quality multiple-choice quiz covering every distinct concept, definition, historical fact, name, geographic location, and term present across all pages.

### Extraction & Coverage Rules:
1. Systematically scan every section, diagram, footnote, map, caption, and sidebar box before writing any questions — build a mental inventory of every extractable fact first.
2. Only include questions directly supported by the text. No trivial padding, no rephrasings of the same fact, no invented facts not present in the images.
3. No duplicate questions or near-duplicates. One question per distinct fact.
4. Skip facts too trivial or ambiguous to support a fair question.
5. Extract as many valid, non-duplicate questions as the text supports (up to 500).

### Question Quality Rules:
1. Each question must be answerable from the text alone, with exactly one unambiguously correct answer.
2. Write questions as complete, self-contained thoughts.
3. Vary cognitive level: mix recall with comprehension/application where the text supports it.
4. Never use "All of the above" / "None of the above" / "Both A and B."
5. Keep all four options grammatically consistent and similar in length.
6. Avoid negative-phrased stems unless necessary; capitalize NOT/EXCEPT when used.

### Distractor Rules:
1. Distractors must look plausible, built from real vocabulary/names/dates found elsewhere in the text.
2. Target common traps: partial truths, inverted relationships, adjacent-but-wrong dates/names, similar-sounding terms.
3. Each distractor wrong for a distinct reason.

### MANDATORY ANSWER-POSITION RULE (do not deviate):
Number every question you generate sequentially starting at 1 (this numbering is internal — do not print it). For question number N, compute:
  position = ((N - 1) mod 4) + 1
Place the correct answer in that exact position (1=A, 2=B, 3=C, 4=D). Do NOT use judgment, intuition, or "random" selection for this — apply the formula mechanically to every single question, in order. This produces an exact 25% split across A/B/C/D with no clustering.

### MANDATORY VERIFICATION PASS (do this before writing final output):
After drafting all questions internally, re-check EACH one against the source images:
- Confirm the fact stated in the question is explicitly present in the source.
- Confirm the option marked correct is the one actually supported by the text.
- Confirm no distractor is arguably also correct.
- If any question fails this check, discard it or fix it — do not include unverified questions.
Do not show this verification work — only output the final, verified rows.

### Formatting & Syntax Rules (Strict):
1. Format every row exactly like this:
Question , Option A , Option B , Option C , Option D , Correct Number
2. No header row. Start immediately with the first question row.
3. Never number questions or use bullet points.
4. Replace all internal commas within questions or options with a semicolon (;).
5. Use exactly one space before and after each column-separating comma ( , ).

### Output Delivery Rule:
1. Do not print the raw rows in the chat response.
2. Write all verified rows directly into an actual .csv file (no header row, comma-separated exactly as specified above), and save it as quiz_output.csv.
3. Present the finished file for download.
4. In the chat reply itself, include only a brief one-line confirmation of how many questions were generated — no other commentary, no preamble, no repeated rows.

### Input Data:
Analyze the attached textbook images and output the CSV file now.

Tap the Copy button above, or tap inside the box to select all the text manually.

📋 Copy this prompt to get raw CSV rows (for larger image sets / Gemini)

You are an expert curriculum developer and instructional designer with deep experience writing standardized-test-quality multiple-choice items. Analyze all attached textbook images to generate an exhaustive, high-quality multiple-choice quiz covering every distinct concept, definition, historical fact, name, geographic location, and term present across all pages.

### Extraction & Coverage Rules:
1. Systematically scan every section, diagram, footnote, map, caption, and sidebar box before writing any questions — build a mental inventory of every extractable fact first.
2. Only include questions directly supported by the text. No trivial padding, no rephrasings of the same fact, no invented facts not present in the images.
3. No duplicate questions or near-duplicates. One question per distinct fact.
4. Skip facts too trivial or ambiguous to support a fair question.
5. Extract as many valid, non-duplicate questions as the text supports (up to 500).

### Question Quality Rules:
1. Each question must be answerable from the text alone, with exactly one unambiguously correct answer.
2. Write questions as complete, self-contained thoughts.
3. Vary cognitive level: mix recall with comprehension/application where the text supports it.
4. Never use "All of the above" / "None of the above" / "Both A and B."
5. Keep all four options grammatically consistent and similar in length.
6. Avoid negative-phrased stems unless necessary; capitalize NOT/EXCEPT when used.

### Distractor Rules:
1. Distractors must look plausible, built from real vocabulary/names/dates found elsewhere in the text.
2. Target common traps: partial truths, inverted relationships, adjacent-but-wrong dates/names, similar-sounding terms.
3. Each distractor wrong for a distinct reason.

### MANDATORY ANSWER-POSITION RULE (do not deviate):
Number every question you generate sequentially starting at 1 (this numbering is internal — do not print it). For question number N, compute:
  position = ((N - 1) mod 4) + 1
Place the correct answer in that exact position (1=A, 2=B, 3=C, 4=D). Do NOT use judgment, intuition, or "random" selection for this — apply the formula mechanically to every single question, in order. This produces an exact 25% split across A/B/C/D with no clustering.

### MANDATORY VERIFICATION PASS (do this before writing final output):
After drafting all questions internally, re-check EACH one against the source images:
- Confirm the fact stated in the question is explicitly present in the source.
- Confirm the option marked correct is the one actually supported by the text.
- Confirm no distractor is arguably also correct.
- If any question fails this check, discard it or fix it — do not include unverified questions.
Do not show this verification work — only output the final, verified rows.

### Formatting & Syntax Rules (Strict):
1. Format every row exactly like this:
Question , Option A , Option B , Option C , Option D , Correct Number
2. No header row. Start immediately with the first question row.
3. Never number questions or use bullet points.
4. Replace all internal commas within questions or options with a semicolon (;).
5. Use exactly one space before and after each column-separating comma ( , ).
6. Output ONLY raw text. No markdown code blocks, no intro or outro text.

### Input Data:
Analyze the attached textbook images and output the raw rows now.

Tap the Copy button above, or tap inside the box to select all the text manually.

🛡 Built-in Safety Features

✅ 2 MB upload limit prevents browser slowdowns.
✅ Friendly error messages instead of frozen tabs.
✅ Only HTTP and HTTPS links are accepted for online CSV files.
✅ Blocks unsafe links like javascript:, data:, file:.
✅ Maximum of 500 quiz questions per file for fast performance.

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