Biology stimulus questions
Stimulus questions generates exam style questions about the exact resource on the board. Here the stimulus is a cell diagram that had its labels covered in the diagram labeller, so the questions can reference the letters without naming the organelles.
A demonstration, not a live generator. Nothing is sent anywhere when you press Generate.
This tool in other subjects, Chemistry.
Why this works in Biology
The prompt asked for structure and function questions that reference the labels and do not name the organelles, and that is what came back, four gap fill questions about A to D. Pupils must know that A is the nucleus before they can fill in the genetic material, which makes the diagram part of the question.
In the presenter the questions sit beside the image, each card filling its gaps on its own click. First letter hints switch on question by question from one picker, so the class that needs a way in gets one without giving the rest away.
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