Reading
Generate a passage or paste your own text — review it before a single question is written. 8 exercise types, 5 presets including Cambridge and IELTS styles, automatic CEFR detection.
How it works
Choose your passage source
Generate a passage — pick a CEFR level, topic, and text style (article, story, email, blog post, letter, dialogue, or report). Or paste your own text from any source — the CEFR level and topic are detected automatically.
Review the passage
Read the passage before any questions are created. Generated or pasted, you review every word your students will see — no surprises, no wasted credits.
Choose exercises or a preset
Pick individual exercise types or use a preset like Cambridge Style or IELTS Style. Level-gated types keep each level to the question formats it is ready for.
Generate and customize
Generate exercises with a complete answer key. Adjust the color, font and size. Every generation is saved as a template, so you can regenerate fresh variants with the same configuration.
Exercise Types
Multiple Choice
Select the correct answer from four options based on the passage.
True / False / Not Given
Decide whether statements are true, false, or not mentioned in the text.
Short Answer
Answer questions in a few words using information from the passage.
Sequencing
A1–B1Put the events of a story in the order they happen.
Matching Headings
B1+Match headings to paragraphs — tests skimming and main idea identification.
Multiple Matching
B1+Match each statement to the paragraph that holds the information.
Note Completion
B1+Complete notes on the passage using words from it.
Cause & Effect
B1+Identify cause-and-effect relationships in the text.
Presets
Curated exercise mixes for common teaching scenarios. Select a preset, generate, done.
Quick Comprehension
A1–C2Fast comprehension check: Multiple Choice and True / False / Not Given.
Cambridge Style
B1–C2Cambridge exam-style: Multiple Choice and Multiple Matching, at B2 First's own counts.
IELTS Style
B1–C2IELTS Academic reading format: True / False / Not Given, Matching Headings, Note Completion, Short Answer.
Comprehensive
B1–C2Broad skills coverage across multiple exercise types.
Deep Analysis
B1–C2Structural and synthesis comprehension: Matching Headings, Multiple Matching, Cause & Effect, Short Answer, on articles and stories.
Customize your output
Adjust the color, font and size to match your classroom style. Changes apply instantly, no credits used.
Grayscale
Blue Accents
Color
Print in grayscale, or with blue accents on headings, numbers and frames.
Arial
Times New Roman
Verdana
Font
Three fonts on every Windows and Mac computer, so the DOCX opens in the font the PDF shows.
Small
Normal
Large
Size
Make the whole page's text smaller or larger; the layout keeps its proportions.
What makes this different
Generate or use your own text
Paste a passage from a textbook, article, or any source — CEFR level and topic are detected automatically. Or have a passage generated in 7 text styles. Either way, you review before exercises are created.
5 ready-made presets
Cambridge Style and IELTS Style use those exams' question types; the others cover a quick check, broad skills and deeper analysis. Select one and generate.
7 text styles
Article, story, email, blog post, letter, dialogue, or report — each rendered with authentic formatting. An email looks like an email, a dialogue has named speakers.
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