Free Vocabulary Quiz Maker
Fill-in-the-Blank & Multiple Choice
Turn any word list or text into an auto-graded vocabulary quiz. Accept synonyms and spelling variants as alternative answers, add hints and explanations, and share by link—students answer without creating an account.
Free plan available · No credit card required
Vocabulary Quizzes Need More Than One Right Answer
Generic quiz tools mark "colour" wrong when the answer key says "color", and a correct synonym scores zero. A vocabulary test maker has to understand that words have variants.
❌ Generic quiz makers
- •One spelling = one accepted answer
- •"Big" is wrong because the key says "large"
- •Capital letters cause false failures
- •You re-type every word into a form
✅ Cloze Generator
- •Alternative answers per blank—synonyms and spelling variants all count
- •Optional case-insensitive matching for English
- •Paste your text and click words to make blanks
- •Or let AI build the word quiz from a list or PDF
Everything a Vocabulary Test Maker Should Have
Alternative Answers
Accept several correct answers per blank: synonyms, British/American spellings, or different word forms. No more arguing with the answer key.
Typed or Multiple Choice
Test recall with typed answers, or recognition with multiple choice. AI can generate plausible wrong choices (distractors) for you.
AI Quiz Generation
Paste a word list or upload a PDF or photo, and AI drafts fill-in-the-blank questions you can edit. Included in the free plan (6 generations per day).
Hints & Explanations
Show the first letter or a short definition as a hint, and attach an explanation that appears after answering—so the quiz teaches, not just tests.
Auto-Graded
Typed and multiple-choice answers are scored the moment students submit, with answer history you can review in your dashboard.
Share by Link
Paste the quiz URL into Google Classroom, email, or any LMS. Students answer on phones, tablets, or computers—no accounts, no installs.
What a Vocabulary Question Looks Like
Build each word into a sentence so students learn vocabulary in context, then decide how it is graded.
Typed answer with alternatives
The hikers were ______ after walking all day.
Accepted: exhausted, tired, worn out · Hint: starts with "e"
Multiple choice
A word that means the opposite of "generous" is ______.
Choices: stingy / kind / wealthy
Both formats are auto-graded, and you can attach an explanation that appears after the student answers.
What the Free Plan Includes
No credit card, no trial countdown. The free plan covers up to 3 private tests and 10 public tests, with up to 30 questions per test—plenty for weekly vocabulary quizzes. AI generation is included at 6 per day, and you can upgrade later if you need unlimited tests and questions.
3 + 10
private + public tests
30
questions per test
6/day
AI generations
$0
no credit card
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the vocabulary quiz maker free?
Yes, there is a free plan with no credit card required. You can create up to 3 private and 10 public vocabulary tests with up to 30 questions each, and AI test generation is included (6 per day on the free plan).
Can a blank accept more than one correct answer?
Yes. Each blank can accept alternative answers, so synonyms or spelling variants (like "color" and "colour") are all marked correct. You can also enable case-insensitive matching for English answers.
Can I make multiple-choice vocabulary quizzes too?
Yes. Any blank can be a typed answer or a multiple-choice question. The free plan supports up to 3 answer options per choice question; the paid plan supports 4 or more. AI can also generate wrong choices (distractors) for you.
Can AI build a quiz from my word list?
Yes. Paste a word list or any text, or upload a PDF or photo, and AI generates fill-in-the-blank questions you can edit. AI generation is included in the free plan (6 per day).
How do students take the quiz?
You share the quiz as a URL. Students open it in any browser on a phone, tablet, or computer—no accounts, no app installs—and typed and multiple-choice answers are auto-graded instantly.
Can I add hints or explanations to each word?
Yes. Each question can include a hint (for example, the first letter or a short definition) and an explanation that appears after answering, so students learn from their mistakes.