1. Which organelle produces ATP?
- A) Mitochondrion
- B) Ribosome
2. Plant cells have a cell wall.
- A) True
- B) False
ExamShuffle — make randomized versions of your exam
Upload a Word or PDF exam, quiz, or questionnaire. Exam Shuffle reorders the questions and the answer choices, then gives you every exam set with its own answer key.
Word .docx or .pdf, up to 10 MB. Scanned or image-only documents cannot be read.
Free, and no account needed. Your file is read and then discarded — it is never saved.
The same questions in a different order, each exam set with its own answer key.
What ExamShuffle does: question shuffle, done for you
Handing the same paper to every desk makes copying easy. The usual fix — writing a second and third version by hand — costs an evening and introduces mistakes the answer keys then inherit. Exam Shuffle does that rearranging for you, from the file you already wrote, and hands back as many exam sets as you need.
It reads your existing file
A Word or PDF exam, quiz, or questionnaire with numbered questions. Multiple choice, true or false, fill in the blank, and short answer are all recognised. Nothing has to be retyped into a special format.
You correct what it misread
Every parsed question is shown for review before anything is generated. Anything the reader was unsure about is flagged, and answers already marked in your document are filled in for you to confirm.
Each exam set keeps its own key
Questions and answer choices are reordered per version, and each answer key matches its own paper. Options like "All of the above" stay in place, where shuffling them would break the question.
Who it is for
Teachers, lecturers, and trainers who set the same assessment to a room of people sitting within sight of one another — school exams, university midterms, certification tests, and workplace training quizzes. A quiz shuffle works exactly like an exam shuffle here: same upload, same review, same answer keys. If you have written the paper already, this is the step after it.
What happens to your file
The upload is read in memory and discarded as soon as the questions have been extracted — the original document is never written to disk. The extracted questions are held for two hours so you can finish reviewing them, then deleted. There is no account, and nothing is shared.