Quiz Grader & Reteach List
Paste your answer key, tag each question with the skill it tests, drop in your students' answers — and get scores, per-question results and a reteach list in one pass.
Grading a practice test tells you a score. This tells you what to do next session. Add a skill tag beside each answer and the tool rolls every student's answers up by skill, so instead of "missed 7, 11 and 14" you get "fractions: 2 of 6 — reteach". Works for multiple choice, true/false, numeric and short answers. Everything runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded, and the page prints clean.
1. Answer key
One answer per line, in question order. Add a skill or topic after a vertical bar to unlock the reteach breakdown — for example A | Fractions. Question numbers are optional; matching ignores capitals and spaces.
No answer key yet.
2. Student answers
Add one student at a time. Answers can be typed straight through (ACBDA), separated by commas or spaces (A, C, B, 3/4, True), or numbered. A blank answer counts as missed.
Add an answer key and at least one student to see scores, per-question results and the reteach list.
Scores
One row per student, with the questions they missed.
| Student | Score | Percent | Missed |
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Question by question
Anything under half correct is flagged to reteach; 50–79% is worth a quick review.
| Q | Key | Skill | Correct | Status |
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Reteach list by skill
Every answer rolled up by the skill tag you gave it — this is your plan for next session.
| Skill or topic | Correct | Percent | Status |
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How the matching and the flags work
- Matching ignores capitals and spaces.
3 / 4matches3/4, andtruematchesTrue. Anything else has to match exactly, so keep numeric keys in one consistent form. - Skill tags are optional but do the real work. Reuse the same wording on every question that tests the same skill — the tool groups by the tag text.
- A short answer set is padded, not rejected. If a student's list is shorter than the key, the remaining questions count as missed and show as blank.
- The flags are thresholds, not judgments: under 50% correct reads as reteach, 50–79% as review, 80% and up as solid. With one student those are simply right or wrong — the skill roll-up is where a single student's pattern shows.
Your key and your students stay in this browser only. Nothing is sent anywhere, and clearing your browser data clears the tool.