Export a Quiz to Markdown
Save a generated quiz as Markdown — questions, options, and an answer key — to reuse in docs, an LMS, or Anki.
Direct answer
Generate the quiz, then copy or export it as Markdown: numbered questions, lettered options, and an answer key. Markdown pastes cleanly into GitHub, Notion, an LMS, or a study doc, and converts easily into flashcards for Anki.
Open the Quiz GeneratorWhen to use this
- You want to save or share the quiz outside this tool.
- You are putting questions into a repo, doc, or LMS.
- You want to convert questions into flashcards.
Steps
- Generate the quiz from your source text.
- Copy or export the quiz as Markdown.
- Paste it into your doc, wiki, LMS, or repo.
- Keep the answer key in a separate section so you can self-test first.
- Tidy the Markdown in the editor if you need consistent formatting.
Example
Generated quiz (2 questions) ready to export.
## Quiz 1. What produces ATP in the cell? - A) Nucleus - B) Mitochondria - C) Ribosome 2. What handles photosynthesis? - A) Chloroplast - B) Golgi - C) Lysosome ### Answer key 1. B 2. A
Common mistakes
- Keep the answer key in its own section so you can hide it while self-testing.
- Very long quizzes are easier to manage split across files or sections.
- Check the Markdown renders (lists, headings) before importing into another tool.
FAQ
- How do I export a quiz to Markdown?
- Generate the quiz and copy or export it as Markdown with numbered questions, lettered options, and an answer-key section that pastes into docs, an LMS, or a repo.
- Can I turn the exported quiz into flashcards?
- Yes. The Markdown question-and-answer structure converts easily into Anki or other flashcard tools that import from text.
- How do I clean up the exported Markdown?
- Paste it into the Markdown editor to normalize headings, lists, and spacing before sharing or importing elsewhere.
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