free tool for teachers and parents
True or false quiz generator
Pick a subject, a grade and the skills you taught, and get a fresh set of true or false statements in seconds, or type your own. Play them on screen one at a time with instant marking, or print a sheet with an answer key.
How to use the true or false quiz generator
- Choose math, English or science and a grade, then tick the skills you want (or none, for a mix of the whole grade). Or switch to "Type my own" and write one statement per line.
- Press "Make the statements". You get a mixed set, about half true and half false, made fresh from Eurekami's question bank.
- Press "Play online" to answer them one at a time with instant marking and a score, or print the sheet: students circle True or False, and the answer key is on its own page.
Tips for teachers and parents
- Use it as a warm-up: put the quiz on the board and have everyone show thumbs up for true, thumbs down for false before you reveal the answer.
- Ask students to fix every false statement so it becomes true. Correcting a wrong answer is harder, and more useful, than spotting it.
- The false statements are built from common slips (an answer one off, digits swapped, the wrong operation), so a wrong "true" tells you exactly which mistake to reteach.
- When you write your own, keep each statement to one idea and avoid "always" and "never" unless that is the point: they give the answer away.
- Print a new version with "New statements" for a retake or for neighbors, so nobody can copy.
Why true or false questions work
A true or false question is quick to answer, so a class can do ten in a few minutes and you see at once who is secure. Because a guess is right half the time, use them for practice and checking, not for grades, and always ask for the reason or the correction. Children who can say why a statement is false understand the idea, not just the answer.
Questions people ask
- Is the true or false quiz generator free?
- Yes. Making, playing and printing true or false quizzes is free, with no sign-up.
- Where do the statements come from?
- From Eurekami's question bank, written to US Common Core, NGSS and the national curriculum in England. Each question is turned into a statement using its right answer or a typical wrong one, so every quiz is new.
- Can I type my own true or false questions?
- Yes. Choose "Type my own", write one statement per line and start the false ones with F:. You can add the correct fact after a | sign, and it is shown after answering and on the answer key.
- Are my statements saved?
- No. Everything runs in your browser. The print link carries your statements in its address so the sheet can be printed, and nothing is stored or sent anywhere.
- Does it work on a phone or tablet?
- Yes. The online quiz has big True and False buttons for small screens, and the sheet prints on Letter or A4 paper.
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