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Quiz maker v0.1.0

A printable quiz with an answer key in a minute: math facts, sight words, word meanings, a reading passage’s own questions, or your own list. Versions A and B, a bubble sheet, exit tickets. Free, no sign-up, nothing you type is sent.

Opens on what this grade usually practices. Change anything below.
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The wrong answers are the near misses Peabody’s games use, not silly ones.
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The 2 times table

Name ________________________
Date ______________

Fill in the circle next to the best answer.

  1. 9 × 2 = ? 20 18 9
  2. 2 × 8 = ? 24 10 16
  3. 2 × 1 = ? 1 3 2
  4. 3 × 2 = ? 5 8 6
  5. 2 × 12 = ? 36 24 12
  6. 2 × 4 = ? 8 6 10
  7. 5 × 2 = ? 10 12 7
  8. 7 × 2 = ? 9 7 14
  9. 2 × 10 = ? 30 18 20
  10. 11 × 2 = ? 11 22 24

Free at teach.peabody.kids

Answer key: The 2 times table

For the teacher

  1. B 18
  2. C 16
  3. C 2
  4. C 6
  5. B 24
  6. A 8
  7. A 10
  8. C 14
  9. C 20
  10. B 22

Free at teach.peabody.kids

To save a PDF, choose Print, then “Save as PDF” as the printer. Only the sheets print.

How to use it

  1. Pick the grade. The maker opens on what that grade usually practices: sight words in kindergarten, times tables in 3rd grade, a passage in 6th to 8th.
  2. Choose where the questions come from: the bank, one of the reading passages, or your own list (a question, a colon, the answer, one a line).
  3. Pick the layout and how many questions. Tick Versions A and B for two orders of the same quiz, and Bubble sheet for an answer sheet.
  4. Press Print. The answer key prints on its own page after the quiz. New questions deals a fresh set from the same source.

Ideas for class

  • Hand out version A and version B to neighbors so wandering eyes find a different order.
  • Use Exit ticket for the last three minutes: three questions, four tickets to a page, cut on the dashed lines.
  • Run a sight word check as a listening quiz: you read the words on the key, students circle the one they hear.
  • Play it live sends the same questions to the live game, so the class can answer on devices before the paper quiz.
  • Save to my desk keeps this exact quiz a click away for next year, in this browser only.
  • Paste last week’s vocabulary as word: meaning lines and print a three-box review in a minute.

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Questions

Where do the questions come from?

The bank holds 451 math facts (adding, taking away, times tables and dividing), 220 sight words and 280 word meanings from Peabody’s own practice games, plus 562 questions from the 53 reading passages. Or you paste your own list.

Are the wrong answers random?

No. For math facts and sight words they are the same near misses Peabody’s learning games use, built from common slips (7 × 8 offers 56, 54 and 63). Word meanings have two wrong meanings written for each word. For a passage or your own list, the wrong answers are other answers from the same set.

Is there a quiz for science or social studies?

Not in the bank yet: it holds math facts, sight words, word meanings and the reading passages. For any other subject, paste your own questions as a list and the maker prints them the same way, with a key.

Does anything get saved on a server?

No. The settings and any list you paste stay in this browser. The address in the bar carries the quiz after the # sign, which browsers never send to a server, so Share and Save to my desk work without an account.

Does it use AI?

No. Every quiz is built in your browser from the bank and the seed, so the same settings always print the same quiz.

Nothing you do here is sent to us. Lists and settings stay in this browser; a share link carries them after the #. No sign-in, no ads, no AI.