Questions chosen by weakness
Cards are ranked by successful review count first and due date second. The five weakest become the quiz, so the check moves as your deck does instead of replaying the same questions.
Study material you can trace back to the sentence it came from.
A quiz generator from notes, aimed at what you have not learned
The quiz is not the first five cards in the deck. RecallQuill sorts by fewest successful reviews, then by earliest due date, so the five questions you get are the ones you have the least evidence of knowing.
- Verbatim source anchors
- Private engine by default
- Export and delete anytime
Try quiz generator from notes before you sign up
Paste any notes below and the page itself drafts a few anchored cards with the same private engine the product saves with — no account, no upload, nothing leaves this browser tab.
This preview runs entirely in this browser tab, powered by the same private deterministic engine the product uses — no model provider is involved and nothing you paste here is uploaded or stored.
What RecallQuill actually does here
How the quiz is built and scored.
Cloze taken from the supported answer
The card's key term is blanked inside its source-supported answer. When the term does not appear in the answer wording, the quiz asks the card's prompt instead of blanking an arbitrary word the card never claimed to test.
Options that always include the real answer
Up to four deterministic options: the source term plus distractors drawn from other cards in the same deck. The correct option is always present, and correctness is shown with an icon as well as a colour.
Attempts become deck history
A finished quiz is saved to the deck with its score, total, and completion time, and the library shows the most recent result on the deck card. Answers are only written when the quiz ends.
How the workflow works
Taking a grounded quiz.
Build a deck first
The quiz comes from a deck you generated from your own source, so the questions are limited to material you supplied.
Answer five questions
Each answer is marked immediately, and the correct source term is named when you get one wrong, along with the paragraph it came from.
Save the result
Finishing writes the attempt to the deck's durable history so you can see whether the score is moving over time.
Current limits, stated up front
Scope of the quiz:
- Quizzes are five multiple-choice cloze questions per attempt, not written-answer grading or misconception explanations.
- Questions come only from the deck you are studying, never from outside material.
- A source anchor shows where wording came from; it does not prove a card is a good question. Read the anchor and edit the card.
Questions about the grounded quiz
Where do the quiz questions come from?
From the cards in the deck you are studying, which were themselves built from the source you supplied. Nothing is pulled in from outside your own material.
Why did I get these five questions?
They are the five cards with the fewest successful reviews, with earliest due date breaking ties. As you review, the selection changes.
Is my score saved?
Yes, when you finish the quiz. Each attempt stores the score, the total, and the completion time, and a deck keeps up to two hundred attempts. Abandoning a quiz saves nothing.
Can I retake the same quiz?
Yes. You can retry immediately, and the question set will shift as your review counts change.