Free A level exam questions generator with mark schemes
Build A level practice that stretches students. Pick the exam board, and Edform writes short-answer, data or source analysis and extended essay questions, with marks, A level command words and a levels-based mark scheme showing AO weighting.
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What is an A level exam questions generator?
An A level exam questions generator writes new exam-style questions for your subject and exam board. Add a topic, paste notes or upload a PDF, choose AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC Eduqas or any board, and set up to 12 questions. The set mixes short-answer questions, data or source analysis and at least one extended essay or long-answer question (for example 15, 20 or 25 marks) where the subject has them, using command words like assess, evaluate, to what extent and justify. The mark scheme gives point-by-point marks, levels-based marking with indicative content for extended responses, and the assessment objectives with their weighting. Edit it, make it harder or easier, then download or print it.
How it works
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Describe your topic or paste your material.
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Choose the grade and a few options.
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Get a ready result, improve it in one click, and download or print it.
Great for
- Essay practice with levels-based mark schemes
- Source and data analysis for Year 12 and 13
- Homework questions after each specification topic
- Timed practice before mocks
- Showing students how marks map to assessment objectives
- Stretch questions for students aiming for top grades
Questions teachers ask
Are these real past exam questions?
No. Edform writes new practice questions in the style of A level papers. They are not official or past papers, and Edform is not affiliated with or endorsed by any exam board.
Is the A level exam questions generator free?
Yes. Create a free Edform account to use it. The free plan includes a few AI runs every month, and Pro adds more if you create a lot.
Does it include a levels-based mark scheme?
Yes. Short answers get point-by-point marks, and extended responses get level descriptors with indicative content, plus the AOs and their weighting.
Which exam boards can I choose?
AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR, WJEC Eduqas or any board. The questions follow that board's specification wording and paper style.
Can I edit, download or print the questions?
Yes. Edit any part by hand, or use one-click changes: Harder, Easier, More tasks, Add solutions or Three difficulty levels. You can also describe your own change. Then copy it into Google Docs, download a Word file or print it.
How accurate are the questions and answers?
The AI drafts and you review. The questions follow the exam's style, but always check answers, marks and wording against your board's current specification before using them with students.
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