Find out what stuck. Answers on the last page.
Retrieval starters, end-of-topic quizzes and exit tickets, written for your class and what they've just been taught. Numbered questions, a Name and Date line, and the answers on their own page at the end.
You know what you taught. Did they?
The retrieval starter
You want five quick questions on last week's work before the new lesson. Writing them takes longer than the starter itself.
The quiz you write from your notes
An end-of-topic check means going back through your planning, picking the questions and then writing out the answers to mark against.
The exit ticket on a sticky note
Three questions on the board, thirty sticky notes, and no time to make one at the right level for the group that found it hard.
Baker knows what your class has been learning and sends back the quiz, numbered, with the answers on the last page.
Quizzes built from what your class has learned.
Tell Baker what you taught. It keeps it, and every quiz checks the right things at the right level.
It remembers what you taught
The unit, the key words, what came up last week. Ask for a retrieval quiz and Baker mixes in earlier topics as well as this week's.
Two on the Vikings from last term, three on the Anglo-Saxons from this week.Answers on their own page
Questions numbered on the front, answers on a separate page at the end, so you can mark fast and print the quiz without them.
Ten questions, answers on the last page. Print the rest for the class.A version for each group
Same topic, different levels. Ask for an easier quiz with a word bank or a harder one with "explain why" questions and you get a PDF for each.
Easier one for the blue group, with a word bank at the top.As short as you need
Three questions for an exit ticket, five for a starter, twenty for the end of a unit. Say how many and how long you've got.
exit ticket on fractions, 3 qs, they've got 5 minsFrom a three-question exit ticket to the end-of-unit quiz.
Name the topic and how long they've got. These are the kind of texts that work.
Retrieval checks
Quick questions to start the lesson, mixing old and new.
Five-question retrieval starter on last week's place value Mix in two questions from the Romans unit last termEnd-of-topic quizzes
A full check on the unit, numbered, with an answer page.
Twenty-question end-of-unit quiz on the water cycle Year 6 quiz on WW2 evacuees, short answersExit tickets
Two or three questions to see who's got it before they go.
Exit ticket on today's lesson about adjectives Three questions on equivalent fractions, one trickyQuestion styles
Multiple choice, true or false, fill the gap or short answer.
Multiple choice quiz on the planets, four options each True or false on healthy eating, with a "why?" lineVersions for your groups
The same topic, at the level each group needs.
Easier version with a word bank for the blue group A harder one for my top table, all "explain why"Quick changes
Reply with what you want and a new PDF comes back.
Swap question 4, we haven't done that yet Make it ten questions instead of twentyThe quiz is the easy bit. The page is the job.
A real quiz Baker made, answers at the back.
Not a mock-up. We texted Baker as a test teacher, and this is exactly what came back, pictures and all. Open the PDF and print it.
10 question end of topic quiz on the Romans, answers at the back
Done. Ten questions, answers on the back page, and word banks on the first two parts for the group that needs them.
Want a picture round for the last five minutes of the lesson?
PDFRomans in Britain: End of Topic Quiz
Text the topic. Print the quiz.
Tap Text Baker now
WhatsApp opens with a message to Baker ready to go. Send it. No sign-up, no account, no password.
Text the topic
Open WhatsApp and ask in your own words. "Ten-question quiz on the Anglo-Saxons for Year 4" is plenty.
Print it, or ask for a tweak
The PDF lands in the chat with the answers on the last page. Want it shorter, easier or with a word bank? Just say so.
Everything you get for quizzes.
- Quizzes whenever you need themRetrieval checks, end-of-topic quizzes and exit tickets, any subject. Unlimited messages.
- Built from what you taughtBaker remembers your units and key words, and mixes in earlier topics when you ask.
- Numbered questions, answer page at the endA Name and Date line, lines to write on, and the answers on their own page.
- A version for each groupEasier with a word bank, or harder with "explain why". Ask for it in a reply.
- Any question styleMultiple choice, true or false, fill the gap or short answer.
- Every other subject tooThe same number does worksheets, maths, science, stories, songs and lesson plans.
One plan. Unlimited messages. Cancel any time.
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- Your first resource is completely free. No card, no account, nothing to sign up for. Just text.
- Cancel by text: send CANCEL, confirm with YES, done. Your plan runs to the end of the month you paid for.
- Every PDF is a real file on your phone. It's yours to keep, print and share.
- First names only. Baker doesn't keep surnames or medical details.
What Baker doesn't do (yet).
Quiz questions teachers ask first.
What does a Baker quiz look like?
An A4 PDF with a title, the year group and subject, a Name and Date line, numbered questions with lines to write on, and an answer page at the end for you.
Can I print it without the answers?
Yes. The answers are always on their own page at the end, so print the question pages for the class and keep the last page for marking.
What question types can it do?
Short answer, multiple choice, true or false, fill the gap and "explain why". Ask for the mix you want, or say how long they've got and let Baker choose.
Can it do an online quiz or mark it for me?
No. Baker makes printable quizzes. There's no online version, no auto-marking and no scores.
Can I get versions for different groups?
Yes. Ask for an easier version with a word bank, or a harder one with "explain why" questions, and Baker sends a separate PDF for each.
How much does it cost?
Your first resource is completely free: no card, no account, just text. After that the Baker plan is $20 USD a month for unlimited messages. Text PLAN any time to see the details.
How do I cancel?
Text CANCEL and confirm with YES. You keep Baker until the end of the month you've paid for and you won't be charged again. Changed your mind? Text KEEP.
Is it safe to text about my pupils?
Use first names or group labels ("the blue group"). Baker won't store surnames, medical or special-needs details, and it says so if you send them. The full detail is in our privacy policy.
Friday's quiz is one text away.
Tell Baker what you taught. Get back a quiz for your class, with the answers on the last page.