Paper style
Choose the kind of assessment.
Exit ticket, quick check, practice worksheet or a full summative paper — each starts with its own length and assessment rhythm.
Stage 4 · Assess
Generate the assessment paper and mark scheme together — balanced across Bloom's levels, written in curriculum-aware command language, and matched to what the lesson actually taught.
Generating assessment · The Water Cycle · Year 7
Assessment paper
Multiple choice
1 mark
What primarily drives the water cycle?
Short answer
2 marks
State the two changes of state involved in cloud formation.
Extended response
4 marks
Explain how the water cycle would change during a prolonged drought.
Mark scheme
B — Solar energy · 1 mark
Distractor note: 'gravity' tests a common misconception.
2 × 1 mark
Evaporation (1) and condensation (1), either order.
Level-marked · 4 marks
L2 (3–4): mechanism + two linked effects. L1 (1–2): one effect without mechanism.
How it works
Assessment paper
30 marks
01 — Multiple choice
What primarily drives evaporation?
1 mark
02 — Short answer
State two changes of state involved in cloud formation.
2 marks
03 — Extended response
Explain the effect of prolonged drought on the water cycle.
4 marks
Paper style
Exit ticket, quick check, practice worksheet or a full summative paper — each starts with its own length and assessment rhythm.
Question balance
Mix recall, understanding, application and analysis with question types that fit the lesson and the level of challenge you want.
Ready together
The student-facing assessment and the teacher-facing marking guide stay connected from the moment they are generated.
Start with the type of paper you need, shape the question balance, then export the student paper and teacher mark scheme as one connected pair.