RandomTyms AI Quiz Generator with Lokesh & Varsha 🚀

🧪 RandomTyms Quiz

Let's find out what you know!

Upload a quiz file, or use one already linked to this page.
Format: Question, Option A, Option B, Option C, Option D, Correct number (1–4)

📄 Choose a quiz file

Question 1 / 10 Score: 0

How to Turn 📚 Textbook ➡️ AI Quiz 🤯 →

📘 For Teachers

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.

1

Prepare your questions

Make a simple text file (CSV) with one question per line, in this order: the question, four answer choices, and which one is correct (as a number 1–4).

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

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

2

Load the quiz

On the quiz page, choose your file (or paste a link to it) and tap Start Quiz. Questions appear in a new random order every single time — so even the same file feels fresh for repeat practice.

3

Students answer, one question at a time

Each question shows four tappable options. As soon as a student picks one:

• 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.

4

See the final result

After the last question, the student sees their score and 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 not your day 😅"

They can tap Try Again to attempt it again with the questions freshly reshuffled.

💡 A few tips for the classroom

• Keep questions short and options clearly different from each other — easier to read at a glance.
• One topic per quiz file works best (e.g. one file for tables, another for shapes) so students can revisit and practice a specific skill.
• Because questions shuffle every attempt, students can retake the same quiz for practice without memorizing the order.

🤖 For Teachers

Auto-Generate Quiz Files with AI

Turn textbook pages, reading passages, or notes into a ready-to-use quiz file instantly, using an AI assistant like Gemini.

1

Copy the AI prompt

Tap inside the box below to select and copy the ready-made prompt. It tells the AI exactly how to read your textbook pages and format the output correctly.

2

Upload images to Gemini

Open Gemini, attach photos or screenshots of your textbook content, paste the copied prompt into the message box, and send.

3

Save it as a CSV file

Copy the AI's output, paste it into a plain text editor (like Notepad), and save the file with a .csv extension (e.g. science_quiz.csv).

📋 Copy this prompt to use with Gemini

You are an expert curriculum developer and instructional designer. 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. Maximize unique questions by systematically scanning every section, diagram, footnote, map, and sidebar box. 2. Only include questions directly supported by the text. No trivial padding or rephrasings. 3. No duplicate questions; if a fact or concept appears multiple times, generate only one question for it. 4. Extract as many valid, non-duplicate questions as the text supports (up to a maximum of 500 questions). Do not stop at a generic limit like 15 or 20. ### Question Design & High-Quality Distractor Rules: 1. Craft highly realistic wrong options (distractors) that look completely plausible. They must seem good enough to be the correct answer at first glance. 2. Build distractors using actual vocabulary, names, dates, or related concepts found elsewhere in the provided text. Never use obviously fake, silly, or extreme options. 3. Target common student traps: create wrong choices based on partial truths, inverted concepts, or terms that sound highly similar to the correct definition. 4. Randomize the correct answer position across all questions. Evenly distribute the correct answer keys (1, 2, 3, 4) throughout the entire output. Do not bias toward Option A. 5. Set the "Correct Number" as a single integer: 1 for A, 2 for B, 3 for C, 4 for D. ### Formatting & Syntax Rules (Strict): 1. Format every single row exactly like this: Question , Option A , Option B , Option C , Option D , Correct Number 2. Do not include a header row. Start immediately with the first question row. 3. Never number the questions or use bullet points (e.g., do not write "1. What is..."). 4. Replace all internal commas within questions or options with a semicolon (;) to prevent CSV syntax errors. 5. Use exactly one space before and after each column-separating comma ( , ). 6. Output ONLY raw text. Do not wrap the response in markdown code blocks (```), and include absolutely zero conversational 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 URL schemes such as javascript:, data:, and file:.
• ✅ Maximum of 500 quiz questions per file for fast performance.

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