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quizzes, straight from your slides
Your lecture slides, turned into the exam.
Upload a deck or a PDF. FigureQuiz blanks the labels on every diagram and quizzes you on them. Its answer key forgives a typo, but never “afferent” for “efferent”.
Every question links back to its slide.
Diagram · Brain_Anatomy_Sample.pptx, slide 3
Lobes of the Brain
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how it works
From lecture deck to practice exam in three steps.
We find every diagram
Labels are read straight from the slide. When they are baked into the picture, text recognition finds them instead.
Type onto the labels
Each label becomes a blank you fill in place, checked the moment you ask.
the answer key
Forgives typos. Catches look-alikes.
A slip of the finger shouldn’t cost you a mark. Writing “efferent” when the answer is “afferent” is the wrong nerve. FigureQuiz keeps a list of look-alikes for every answer and checks them before it forgives a typo.
Label 2 · Hippocampushipocampus
a typo, so it counts
Blank · afferent neuronsefferent neurons
a look-alike, so it doesn’t
Label 4 · Corpus callosumthe corpus callosum
“the” is ignored
opens once you’ve answered
From slide 3 of Brain_Anatomy_Sample.pptx
the receipts
Every question shows where it came from.
Once you have answered, open the full slide the question was written from, so you can check the answer key against your lecturer’s own words.
Ways to practise
- diagram labels
- multiple choice
- fill in the blank
- flashcards
pricing
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Free
100 credits
- 25 to try it without an account, and 75 more when you sign up
- One credit per page that gets questions; title slides and the like are free
- Every question type, diagrams and tables included
- Written answers marked against a rubric, 2 credits each
Then plans from A$5 a month, or top-ups from A$2.
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