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StudyNova AI

PDF to quiz

Turn a PDF into a quiz you can actually take.

Upload your class module, lecture handout, or study notes as a PDF. StudyNova reads the text and makes practice questions from your material, so you can check what you know before the exam.

Make a quiz from my PDF

How PDF to quiz works

Step 1

Upload the PDF

Use a module, chapter, or set of lecture notes with readable text.

Step 2

Choose a focus

Pick the whole file or a detected section, then set the question type and count.

Step 3

Take the quiz

Answer the questions, see explanations, and practise missed items again.

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Start with ten multiple-choice questions, or change the settings to suit your lesson.

Study Material Input

Paste up to 2,000 words or upload a text file. Free users can generate 5 sets per day.

0 imported words ? 0 / 2,000 words selected

Adjust how close the wrong choices should feel to the correct answer.

Free can generate up to 20 items per set.

Will my PDF work?

Text-based PDFs work best. StudyNova also tries to read scanned PDFs with text recognition. Blurry scans, handwriting, and complex tables may need a clearer source or a quick check of the extracted text.

For a long module, choose one chapter instead of making a quiz from the entire file. This keeps questions closer to what you are studying today.

Questions students ask

Can I make more than multiple-choice questions?

Yes. You can choose true-or-false or identification practice in the generator.

Is there a free way to try it?

Yes. The free plan includes five AI generations per day and up to 20 questions per set.

Should I check the answers?

Yes. Generated questions can be imperfect, so check important answers against your PDF before using them for serious exam prep.

Want flashcards or a question-based reviewer instead? Try PDF to reviewer or PDF to flashcards.

A PDF-to-quiz example: keep exactly one defensible answer

The first quiz should show whether the imported PDF carries the distinction you want to test. If the question depends on a figure's unlabeled arrows, the text alone may not support its answer. Check the original page and describe the relationship in words before generating.

For multiple choice, inspect the question and every option together. Two correct options make the result difficult to interpret even when the underlying lesson is accurate.

Prepared source

Condensation changes water vapor into liquid droplets. Evaporation changes liquid water into vapor. Precipitation carries water from clouds to Earth's surface.

Which process specifically describes vapor changing into liquid?

  1. Condensation
  2. Evaporation
  3. Precipitation
  4. Infiltration
Check the answer and explanation

Condensation.

The question specifies a change of state. Precipitation describes water falling from clouds, so it does not answer the question's specific wording.

Before using your own output

  • Check the imported text against one original page.
  • Verify there is one best answer among the choices.
  • Look for questions that rely on unreadable figures.
  • Keep the first run small enough to inspect every item.

This is a curated teaching example; live generated results depend on your material and settings. Try the full Earth science example and its references.

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