What do we call water turning into water vapour?
- Evaporation(correct)
- Condensation
- Precipitation
Questo does one thing well: questions, tests and homework. Keep your grades wherever you keep them today.
Your questions live in a bank, not in files. Sort them into sets and labels and build new tests and homework from them. What you prepare once works next year, in another class, or in a retake.
What do we call water turning into water vapour?
Sort questions into sets and labels. Find them by year, topic or type and reuse them in any test or homework.
Closed questions are graded the moment a test is submitted. See how the class did on every question.
Create accounts with a name and password for younger students. Older ones can sign in with email.
Print cards for the whole class at once. Each card has everything a student needs to sign in.
Questo lets you know when a student submits a test or homework. Nothing else interrupts you.
The water cycle · 7A
The water cycle · 7A
Homework My weather diary · 7A
Homework My weather diary · 7A
Suggests questions on a topic or from a pasted text. You don’t have to turn it on.
You pay per send: every test or homework a student receives counts as one. We don’t limit the number of teachers or students.
Yes. Data is stored in the EU, we sign a data processing agreement with every school, and we process only the student data needed for the work.
The school creates accounts with a name and password and prints sign-in cards. Students sign in with the school address, username and password.
In a browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Nothing to install. A phone is all students need.
For now you add questions to the bank one by one and then copy them between sets and spaces. Bulk import is in the works; if you have a large collection, write to us and we’ll work something out.
Questions, tests and student results stay in the school’s space. Teachers keep only what is in their personal space.
Signing up takes a minute. For schools, we’re happy to show you around and help set up your first classes.