Begin by identifying the curriculum content your learners have covered.

Open the Languages Exam Generator and select your language subject.

The English generator begins with Grade & themes.

Select the Target Grade

1. Locate the Target Grade dropdown.
2. Select the grade for which you want to prepare the examination.
3. Review the themes displayed for that grade.

Select the Themes Covered

Under What has the class covered?, tick the themes that learners have studied.

In the Grade 10 English example, the themes include:

• Etiquette
• Environment
• Artificial Intelligence and Society: Healthcare

Other themes are available further down the list.

Select Learning Domains

Each English theme includes four learning domains:

• Listening and Speaking
• Reading
• Grammar in Use
• Writing

Selecting a theme selects all four domains automatically.

You can then untick any domain that has not yet been covered.

Decide which examination areas should appear in the paper and the order in which they will be presented.

Proceed to the Exam areas stage.

The English generator displays several examination areas.

Select the Examination Areas

1. Tick the checkbox beside each area you want included.
2. Leave unwanted areas unchecked.
3. Review the selected areas in the Selected area order section.

Arrange the Examination Areas

Use the Move up and Move down buttons to change the order in which examination tasks will appear.

For example, you may arrange the paper as follows:

1. Cloze Test
2. Comprehension and Summary
3. Literary and Creative Text Appreciation
4. Grammar and Language Use

Once satisfied, click Proceed.

Provide your examination details and configure the questions for each selected examination area.

The third stage is Paper setup.

Enter Examination Details

1. School Name: Enter the name of your school.
2. Exam Name: Enter the examination title, such as End Term or Mock.
3. Term: Specify the academic term.
4. Time: Enter the examination duration, such as 2 Hours.

Configure Each Examination Area

Each selected area has its own configuration panel.

Depending on the area, you can specify:

• The number of questions to include.
• The sub-areas to assess.
• Whether learners should attempt all questions or a specified number.

Example: Cloze Test

In the example shown, one Cloze Test question carries 10 marks.

Entering one question produces a total of 10 marks for that area.

Example: Comprehension and Summary

One question carries 20 marks.

The available sub-areas include different comprehension and summary skills.

Select the appropriate sub-area and enter the required number of questions.

Complete the settings for the remaining examination areas and choose the desired difficulty mix.

Literary and Creative Text Appreciation

This examination area allows teachers to select the literary sub-areas they want assessed.

The available options shown include:

• Poetry Appreciation
• Short Drama and Dialogue Extracts
• Short Prose and Story Extracts
• Oral Literature and Oral Narratives
• Style, Imagery and Literary Devices
• Characterisation, Themes, Mood and Lessons

Select the required sub-areas and enter the number of questions.

In the example, one literary appreciation question carries 15 marks.

Grammar and Language Use

The screenshot shows five Grammar and Language Use questions.

Each carries three marks, giving a total of 15 marks.

Learners to Attempt

For each examination area, select whether learners should attempt:

• All: All questions in the area.
• Enter number: A specified number of questions.

Set the Difficulty Mix

The English generator provides three difficulty levels:

• Easy
• Medium
• Challenging

The default difficulty mix shown is:

You can enter percentages for any two levels, and the generator automatically calculates the third.

Review the generated examination, edit questions and arrange the tasks in your preferred order.

After generating the draft, the system displays the selected examination tasks and questions.

Review the Examination Summary

The example shown contains four examination tasks:

Customize Individual Questions

The draft editor provides several controls.

What Should You Check?

• The questions match the content taught.
• Each examination area has the intended number of questions.
• The question wording is suitable for the learners.
• The marks are correctly distributed.
• The examination tasks appear in the desired order.

Once satisfied with the draft, proceed to generate the final examination files.

Choose a payment method to unlock the completed Question Paper and Marking Scheme.

The generator provides different options for unlocking your examination pack.

The payment page may also show credit bundles, premium offers and referral rewards.

Select your preferred payment option and click Unlock Exam Pack.

Once the examination pack is unlocked, your final Question Paper and Marking Scheme are ready.

After successfully unlocking the examination, the system displays a confirmation message.

Download Question Paper

Click Download Question Paper to obtain the examination document for learners.

Download Marking Scheme

Click Download Marking Scheme to obtain the corresponding marking guide for teachers.

Additional Options

• Generate Another Subject: Prepare an examination for another subject.
• Create another exam: Begin a new examination.
• Open My Exams: Access examinations saved to your account.