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Tests and Exercises

Tests and exercises in Arabic for your students, with fourteen question types, marked automatically.

You create a class and enter your students' names, and each student receives a personal link — no account and no password. Then you write the test or exercise; students answer from a phone or a computer, whatever can be marked automatically is marked, and the grades reach you in a single table.

Fourteen question types

Built for Arabic lessons: grammatical analysis, vowelling, dictation and morphology, alongside the familiar types.

1
Multiple choice

What is the grammatical function of «الطالبُ» in «جاء الطالبُ»? — subject · topic · predicate

2
True or false

The verb «استخرجَ» has three added letters. — and, if you wish, a false statement must be corrected

3
Fill in the blank

The broken plural of «كتاب»: ________

4
Matching two columns

Match a word to its meaning, or a term to its definition

5
Vowelling

The student marks the word with its vowels: عَلِمَ / عُلِمَ

6
Grammatical analysis (iʿrāb)

A single word or a whole sentence: for each word the student chooses its function and its case marker from ready-made lists

7
Sorting

Sort words into their boxes: noun · verb · particle

8
Word order

Scrambled words to arrange into a correct sentence

9
Rewriting

Correct an error in a sentence, or transform it: into the passive, the dual or the plural

10
Essay question

The student writes an answer or uploads it as a file, and the teacher marks it

11
Dictation

The student hears an audio clip uploaded by the teacher and writes down what was heard

12
Table to complete

Conjugating a verb with the pronouns, a table of derived forms, or the morphological pattern and root, from a ready-made template

13
Fading text

A text whose words disappear little by little, after which the student writes it out again

14
Selecting in the text

Click the requested words (“every direct object”), or choose the seat of the hamza, the form of the tāʾ or of the alif within the word

A test that counts

With the number of attempts you set, a time limit and a closing date — and you decide when students see their grades: on submission, after closing, or when you reveal them yourself.

An exercise to repeat

Students repeat it as often as they like and see their grade each time — for revision before a test, or to consolidate a lesson afterwards.

The steps

A teacher builds; a student answers.

The teacher

  1. 1
    Creates a class

    With a name and a line describing it, from their account on the site.

  2. 2
    The site approves it

    Then the students' links start working — tests can be built before that if the teacher wishes.

  3. 3
    Adds the students' names

    Pastes them from Excel, one name per line, and each student gets a personal link to send them.

  4. 4
    Creates a test or an exercise

    With its title, instructions, time limit, closing date and number of attempts, and shuffled questions and options if desired.

  5. 5
    Writes the questions

    From the fourteen types, uploading the audio clip for dictation.

  6. 6
    Opens it to the students

    It then appears for every student in the class, and can be closed at any time.

  7. 7
    Reads the grades

    A table with each student's grade, attempts and time, who was late, and the most-missed questions — essay answers are marked by hand.

The student

  1. 1
    Opens their link

    From the teacher's message — with no account or password, and with their name shown at the top of the page.

  2. 2
    Sees the class tests

    Those that are open, and starts whichever they choose.

  3. 3
    Answers

    Answers are saved automatically every few seconds, so a dropped connection loses nothing, and the time remaining is shown.

  4. 4
    Submits

    With a single button, uploading a file where the question asks for one.

  5. 5
    Sees the grade

    Whenever the teacher allows it.

What the service guarantees

Marking that knows Arabic. A student is not marked wrong over a hamza, a tāʾ marbūṭa, an alif maqṣūra or a vowel that was not being tested — and when precision is the point, you require an exact match for that question alone.

Every student has their own link. No one can enter under someone else's name. A link that is lost or reaches the wrong person can be replaced, and the old one stops working.

Shuffling that discourages copying. Questions and their options are shuffled for each student, so no two papers side by side are the same.

The closing date is enforced. No student can start a test after it closes, and late submissions are flagged in the grade table.

Your class is yours. No other member can open your classes, your tests or your students' grades.

The service is free.

Create your classes, tests and exercises, with as many students and questions as you like, at no charge. The bank of reviewed questions — from which you can build a test in minutes — will open later.

Start with one class.

Its name and your students' names, then a two-question test to try it out — and you will know the service from the very first grade.

Sign in and create your class

For a question before you start, write to us via Contact Us.