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Test generator



Lancillotta:
Italy

Test generator
 
Hello,
I�m asking your help because I �m looking for a "test generator".
I googled  these words but I couldn �t find what I �m looking for.
 
The classes  where I teach are small and full of students.
Students would copy everything if I give them the same test, so I need to prepare at least two tests (very similar) and mix the exercises, and  sentences randomly.
 
If I don �t find  a generator I �ll do it myself , even if it takes a lot of time.
If you know a site where it could be possible to do that  in a fast way... please tell me!
Regards
Lancillotta
 
Ps: I mean written tests.

13 Oct 2009      





zailda
Brazil

I don �t know if this is exactly what you �re looking for, but maybe you want to try the sites below:

http://quizlet.com/

http://lessonwriter.com/

http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/

They are full of resources and really time-savers!

Have a nice day!

13 Oct 2009     



Lancillotta:
Italy

Thanks Zailda!

13 Oct 2009     



baiba
Latvia

This is a simple cloze test generator http://l.georges.online.fr/tools/cloze.html
If you don �t want a very complicated test, this tool is ok!

13 Oct 2009     



chiaras
Italy

I have the same problem: small classrooms and many students per class!! I �m curious about the other countries: how many students per class are there in your country at the secondary school (age 14-19) ? To be more precise: I have groups of 33 (aged 14-15), 28 (aged 15-16), 20-22 in the other classes (aged 16-17, 17-18 and 18-19). And I have the same problem as Lancillotta: I must prepare at least 2, sometimes 3 similar tests each time!! 

13 Oct 2009