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A marked test — eight questions, an automatic score, and a grade band on the ending screen.
- 12 questions
- Multi-step
- Free, unlimited responses
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Your name · step 1 of 4
Unit test — states of matter
Name
Class
Which state of matter has a fixed volume, but takes the shape of its container?
What is it called when a liquid turns into a gas?
What happens to water vapour as it rises and cools?
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A test that marks itself. Each question carries the answer that scores a point, the total lands the student in a grade band, and the ending they see is written for that band rather than a generic tick. The sample content is a real Year 8 science unit, so you can see how a correct answer is wired before you replace all eight.
- Questions
- 12 in total — 10 required
- Format
- Multi-step
- Theme
- Chalk, changeable to any of the 26
- Cost
- Free, with no cap on responses
The 12 questions it asks
In order, with their field types. Edit, reorder or delete any of them once it's yours.
Step 1Your name
- 1NameShort textRequired
- 2ClassShort textRequired
Step 2Part one
- 3Which state of matter has a fixed volume, but takes the shape of its container?Multiple choice · e.g. A solidRequired
- 4What is it called when a liquid turns into a gas?Multiple choice · e.g. CondensationRequired
- 5What happens to water vapour as it rises and cools?Multiple choice · e.g. It condenses into tiny dropletsRequired
- 6At what temperature does pure water freeze at sea level?Multiple choice · e.g. 0 °CRequired
Step 3Part two
- 7Which of these is NOT part of the water cycle?Multiple choice · e.g. EvaporationRequired
- 8When ice melts into water, what happens to its mass?Multiple choice · e.g. It increasesRequired
- 9Which process moves water from plants into the air?Multiple choice · e.g. PhotosynthesisRequired
- 10Why does warm air rise?Multiple choice · e.g. It is less dense than the cooler air around itRequired
Step 4Before you finish
- 11How did that feel?Multiple choice · e.g. Fine, I knew most of itOptional
- 12Anything you'd like me to explain again?Long textOptional
When to reach for it
- An end-of-unit test or knowledge check
- A revision quiz students take at home
- Onboarding or compliance checks at work
- Any assessment where a score decides the message
And once it's yours
All of it on the free plan — none of this is an upgrade prompt.
- Conditional logicShow a question only when an earlier answer calls for it.
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- 26 themes, one clickThe same form, restyled from type to field shape.
Frequently asked questions
How does the automatic marking work?
A rule per question: when this answer is chosen, add one to the score. Swap the question and its answer together — the registry test catches them drifting apart.
Do students see their score?
Yes, as a filled meter on the ending screen, with wording that changes by grade band. Remove the meter if you would rather mark privately.
Is scoring a paid feature?
No. Scoring, bands and the result screen all work on the free plan.
Can students change an answer before handing in?
Yes — it is multi-step with a review of every answer before submit, which is the instruction every invigilator has given for a century.
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