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Multiple choice worksheet generator

Type your own questions, or pick a subject, grade and topic, and get a clean A, B, C, D worksheet with a name and date line and an answer key on its own page. Shuffle the answers for a second version in one click.

How to type them

The question on one line, then 2 to 6 answers, one per line. Put a * in front of the right answer, and leave an empty line between questions.

Or paste from a spreadsheet, one question per line: question, right answer, wrong answer, wrong answer (commas or tabs).

Type or paste a question to begin, or press "Show me an example".

Your questions stay in this browser. The worksheet link carries them in its address so it can be printed; nothing is stored.

How to use the multiple choice worksheet generator

  1. Type your questions: the question on one line, the answers below it, and a * in front of the right one. Or paste spreadsheet lines (question, right answer, wrong answers), or switch to "Make them from a topic" and pick a subject, grade and skills.
  2. Choose a title and whether to shuffle the answers or the question order, then press "Make the worksheet".
  3. Print it or save it as a PDF. The answer key is on its own page; use "Shuffle again" for a version B with the answers in a different order.

Tips for teachers and parents

  • Write wrong answers that a real student might give (a common slip or misconception), not silly ones. Good distractors show you why a child got it wrong.
  • Keep all the choices about the same length and style, so the right one doesn't stand out.
  • Avoid "all of the above" and "none of the above" with shuffled answers: they read oddly when they move. Untick "Shuffle the answers" if you use them.
  • Hand out versions A and B (same questions, answers shuffled) to neighbors in a test, and mark both with the matching key.
  • Ask students to write one sentence on why one wrong answer is wrong. It turns a quick check into real reasoning.

Ready-made questions for every grade

"Make them from a topic" draws on Eurekami's question bank for math, English and science from kindergarten to grade 12. Questions that are normally typed (like 73 − 59) are turned into four choices using the slips children really make: an answer one off, the digits swapped, or the wrong operation. Every sheet is new, and the answer key can include the worked steps.

Questions people ask

Is the multiple choice worksheet generator free?
Yes. Making and printing worksheets, with answer keys, is free with no sign-up.
How do I mark the right answer?
Put a * in front of it, like "* 56". In spreadsheet lines, the first answer after the question is the right one.
How many questions can a worksheet have?
Up to 50 typed questions, with 2 to 6 answers each. Topic worksheets have 8 to 25 questions.
Are my questions saved?
No. They stay in your browser, and the worksheet link carries them in its address so the sheet can be printed. Nothing is stored or sent.
Can students do it online?
For an on-screen quiz that marks itself, use the free math quiz maker or the true or false quiz generator. The worksheet can also be filled in on a tablet as a PDF.

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