A multiple choice question gives the class one question and a short list of answers to choose between. Every pupil commits to an answer, so you see the state of the room in one look. The misconception type shown above runs in both directions, find the correct statement or find the one that is wrong.
A demonstration, not a live generator. Nothing is sent anywhere when you press Generate.
This tool in other subjects, Physics.
The demo above runs both modes. In correct mode pupils pick the right description of particle motion from plausible wrong answers, solids that move freely, gases that only vibrate. Flip the selector to incorrect and generate again, and now three statements are right and the class hunts for the one that is not. Both sets are real product output from the same prompt.
Chemistry misconceptions are stubborn, particles stop moving in solids, particles themselves expand on heating, atoms disappear in reactions. Writing convincing wrong statements is the slow part of making these questions, and the draft builds them from the misconceptions attached to the topic you name, at the key stage you set. You edit every option before it reaches the board.
Click a number and watch it land on a question at random. Built for cold-call questioning.
Automate show, cover, and recall tasks. Great for memorising diagram features or keywords.
Questions beside a visual stimulus. A YouTube clip, diagram, graph, or a paragraph to read closely.
Shell diagrams for atoms and ions, with dots or crosses, hidden electrons and side-by-side comparison.
Dot-and-cross diagrams for ionic and covalent bonding, with a stepped build-up, hidden electrons and labels.
Curated, balanced GCSE reaction equations, ready to blank for recall.
Generate chemistry calculations with scaffolded, worked solutions.
Every tool turns a few inputs into a clean, exam-ready diagram.
Practical results tables with repeat readings, a mean and an optional anomaly, plus curated reference data.
Upload any diagram and the labels are suggested for you to drag, edit and blank.
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