Once a quiz is ready, it does not have to stay as an on-screen activity. TeinGo can turn the same questions into a printable exam, worksheet, or answer-key PDF.
Move from quiz to printable output
The worksheet designer takes printable question types from a quiz and places them into a page layout. Multiple choice, fill-in-the-blanks, open ended, and true/false questions fit this flow.
First make sure the questions are in the right order inside the quiz. Then use the designer to show or hide school fields such as title, subject, teacher, class, date, and score box.
Page and answer-key settings
Template, color, font, A4/A5/Letter paper size, two columns, answer blanks, and margins define the character of the output. These settings let the same quiz produce different classroom materials.
You can show the answer key in the same PDF or use it like a teacher copy. QR and footer fields can point students to an online activity or source page.
One quiz, several uses
The same quiz can become a written exam, homework, quick review, or online student activity. For the best result, check question quality first and output format second.
After arranging the quiz order, produce both the student link and the worksheet PDF from the same content. That keeps classroom and online use aligned.