From teacher-skills
Create quizzes, tests, and formative assessments from a topic, learning objective, or source text. Use when a teacher wants questions generated at a target grade level, difficulty, or question type (multiple choice, short answer, true/false), with an answer key and optional rubric.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/teacher-skills:quiz-generatorThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Generate classroom-ready quizzes and assessments aligned to a learning objective, grade level, and difficulty — complete with an answer key and, where useful, a scoring rubric.
Generate classroom-ready quizzes and assessments aligned to a learning objective, grade level, and difficulty — complete with an answer key and, where useful, a scoring rubric.
Use this when the teacher asks to:
Before generating, make sure you know — and ask briefly only for what's missing:
If the teacher gives only a topic, proceed with the defaults above and state the assumptions you made at the top of the output.
# Quiz: [Topic]
**Grade level:** [level] · **Objective:** [objective] · **Items:** [n] · **Est. time:** [min]
[Assumptions made, if any]
## Questions
1. [Multiple choice question]
a) ...
b) ...
c) ...
d) ...
2. [True/False] ...
3. [Short answer] ...
---
## Answer Key
1. b — [one-line rationale]
2. True — [rationale]
3. Sample answer: [model response] · Look for: [key points]
## Rubric (open-response items)
[See rubric template]
| Criterion | 4 — Exceeds | 3 — Meets | 2 — Approaching | 1 — Beginning |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Content accuracy | All key points correct | Most key points correct | Some points; minor errors | Few points; major errors |
| Use of evidence | Specific, well-chosen | Adequate | Vague or thin | Missing |
| Clarity | Clear and organized | Mostly clear | Hard to follow in places | Unclear |
Request: "10-question quiz on the water cycle, 5th grade."
Output excerpt:
Quiz: The Water Cycle
Grade level: 5 · Objective: Explain the stages of the water cycle and how water changes state · Items: 10 · Est. time: 15 min
- Which process turns liquid water into water vapor? a) Condensation b) Evaporation c) Precipitation d) Collection
Answer Key
- b — Evaporation is liquid→gas, driven by heat from the sun. Distractor (a) reverses the direction; a common misconception.
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