Teacher guide · Published 23 September 2026

How teachers create and share MCQ quizzes

QUIZ-WORLD keeps creation and delivery simple while preserving server-authoritative assignment access, attempts, timing, scoring and answer release.

Create a reusable quiz

Open Quizzes and create a draft. Paste supported MCQs or select questions from a teacher-owned bank. Preview parser results, correct warnings and check the canonical player before publishing. Editing creates a new content revision so an existing formal attempt can retain the question version it started with.

Choose the learning policy

Practice, Exam and Custom presets reduce configuration load. Decide whether learners receive immediate feedback, can return to previous questions, see explanations, use the navigator, eliminate options, review before submit or work against a timer. Formal assignment results still come from the server.

Choose who can access

Use an unlisted link for simple direct sharing, authenticated access for signed-in users, selected students or a class for a defined audience, or advanced rules for verified Google email domains and explicit email addresses. Participant fields such as full name, roll number, section, batch, student ID or email can be required or optional.

A share URL and join code are different. The URL uses an opaque identifier and does not expose a database ID, permission or join code.

Set attempts and dates

Choose one, fixed or unlimited attempts and, where relevant, first, latest or best score. Set start, deadline and timer rules carefully. The Worker checks attempt eligibility, deadlines and limits even when someone calls the API directly.

Assign, monitor and release

Assign the published quiz to students or a class. Results show formal submissions connected to that assessment; unrelated private practice analytics are not merged automatically. Hidden answers and explanations are not downloaded before release. A terminal attempt cannot be changed unless an authorized teacher uses the documented reset behavior.

Handle access requests

If a protected learner requests access, review the request in the workspace and approve or reject it. Approval updates authorization for the existing link. Use Results to inspect the quiz and item-level information available to your role.