Recognises questions in the form
The extension reads the question and the available answers from the form page.
Quizonator reads the questions in a Google Form, points to a suggested answer and adds an explanation. The content stays in the form; you do not paste it into a separate chat.
A Google Form becomes a test when the “Make this a quiz” option is on: questions get point values and an answer key. Teachers usually share it through Google Classroom or a plain link.
Available question types include multiple choice, checkboxes, dropdown, short answer, paragraph, linear scale and grids. The author decides whether you see your score right after submitting or after manual review.
A form can require a school account, collect email addresses and limit you to one response. On school-managed Chromebooks there is also locked mode, which disables other tabs and extensions.
The extension reads the question and the available answers from the form page.
The suggestion appears by the question, together with an explanation. Nothing is moved to another tool.
Forms often keep every question on one page. Quiz history in your dashboard lets you revisit questions and explanations afterwards.
You press “Submit” yourself, after reviewing your answers.
If the quiz runs in locked mode on a managed Chromebook, extensions are disabled and Quizonator will not work.
When a question or its answers are images, use Snapshot mode and select that part of the screen.
Longer answers are usually graded by a teacher. Treat the proposal as a draft and write it your own way.
Judge the suggestion before you select it. The explanation helps you spot an error.
Sign-up takes a moment and needs no card. You get 20 answers to start.
Install Quizonator from the Chrome Web Store or download the Android app.
Go to the platform in a regular browser tab and start the mode you prefer.
Yes. Google Forms is a supported platform. The question, the suggested answer and the explanation appear directly in the form.
Yes, when the quiz is a Google Form opened in a regular Chrome tab. The exception is locked mode on managed Chromebooks, which disables extensions.
No. Quizonator reads the questions from the form page. For images and scans there is Snapshot mode.
Yes. Quiz history and statistics are included in every plan, including FREE.
The FREE plan includes 20 answers to start and requires no card.
One account and one plan work on all of them.
20 answers to start. No card and no commitment.
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