First, Create the Questions
Write each question and correct answer separated by a TAB.
Question[TAB]Correct Answer
Question[TAB]Correct Answer[TAB]Alternative Answer
Load the TXT file from “File Upload” in QuizTXT.
Review the displayed questions and confirm that grading and retrying incorrect answers work correctly.
For use on a website or in a PDF, use “Publish and Create URL” .
To provide the questions as a file, use “Save Mask Data” .
Adding QuizTXT to a Website
After reviewing the questions, click “Publish and Create URL”.
When publication is complete, a dedicated URL for the questions is issued.
https://quiztxt.com/q/eng/1788185716-1
About storage of public URLs:
To keep a QuizTXT for one year from its publication date, open it from the issued public URL and continue until you achieve a perfect score within 24 hours after publication.
After that, a question set that is not accessed for one year will be deleted. If it is accessed, it will be stored for one year from the date of that access.
Place a link to the issued URL where you want the check questions to appear.
<a href="https://quiztxt.com/q/eng/1788185716-1"
target="_blank"
rel="noopener">
Take the Check Questions
</a>
Replace the example URL with the URL that was actually issued.
Adding QuizTXT to PDF Teaching Materials
After reviewing the questions, click “Publish and Create URL”.
https://quiztxt.com/q/eng/1788185716-1
Set the issued QuizTXT URL on text such as “Take the Check Questions” in the PDF.
If you create a QR code from the same public URL and include it in the PDF, users can open the questions on a smartphone from printed teaching materials as well.
or Scan the QR Code
Sharing Questions as a File
Use a mask data file when you want to provide the questions as a file.
On the question review screen, click “Save Mask Data” and save it as a file.
Send the saved file to the recipient by email, messaging, shared folder, or another method.
The recipient opens QuizTXT and selects the file from “Load Mask Data”.
Which Method to Use
→ Publish and create a URL, then place that URL on the website
→ Publish and create a URL, then use that URL for a link or QR code
→ Save the mask data, and the recipient loads it using Load Mask Data