You want learners to complete missing words by typing inside the text boxes in a paragraph about photosynthesis.

A quiz asks learners to click on the part of a human heart labeled 'left ventricle.'

In an English grammar quiz, students must drag each part of speech (noun, verb, adjective) to the correct category box on screen.

A test item presents a statement like 'Water boils at 90°C.' Students must determine if it’s correct or not.

In a listening test, students hear a short conversation.

A science quiz asks learners to match animal names with their correct habitats using dragging motions.

A teacher wants to test students’ ability to identify adjectives within a sentence by clicking them.

A student must answer a multiple chice question where only one response is correct, and the succedding items appear one after another in sequence.

A language activity lets students drag the correct English words into boxes beside their Filipino equivalents.

You want to display a short reading passage only, without any quiz interaction.

The teacher wants to insert a simple listening activity where students just play and hear a pronunciation sample.

The teacher wants to test vocabulary by showing an image of an object and asking learners to type the missing word in a sentence.

Learners must pair related images, such as flags and countries, by remembering their locations on flip cards.

Students are asked to click on areas of a map to locate different continents.

You want learners to identify the correct answer for each question in a small quiz that shows pictures as options.

Learners must drag vocabulary words into the correct blanks within sentences to complete them grammatically.

A teacher wants to show a labeled diagram only, without any interactive quiz.

Learners must determine which of two short statements about internet safety is correct.

Learners read a sentence and must click all the verbs present within it.