Step 1: Open Google Forms
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Go to https://forms.google.com.
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Sign in with your Google account.
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Click Blank to start a new form.
Step 2: Set Form as a Quiz
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Click the gear icon (Settings) at the top right.
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Go to the Quizzes tab.
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Toggle “Make this a quiz.”
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Choose:
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Immediately after each submission – students see scores right away.
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Later, after manual review – teacher grades first.
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Click Save.
Step 3: Add Quiz Questions
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Click + to add a new question.
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Choose question type:
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Multiple choice
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Checkboxes
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Dropdown
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Short answer (for automatic grading, must match exact answer)
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Enter the question text.
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Enter answer options (if applicable).
Step 4: Assign Marks
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Click Answer key at the bottom of the question.
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Select the correct answer(s).
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Enter the points for the question.
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Optional: Add feedback for correct/incorrect answers.
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Click Done.
Step 5: Customize Quiz Settings
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General settings: Collect email addresses, limit to one response, allow edits.
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Presentation settings: Show progress bar, shuffle questions, show link to submit another response.
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Quiz settings: Control when students see scores, correct answers, and feedback.
Step 6: Preview and Test
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Click the eye icon (Preview) to see how the quiz looks.
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Test submission to ensure scoring works correctly.
Step 7: Share the Quiz
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Click Send:
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Email: Send directly to students.
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Link: Copy and share via Google Classroom, email, or chat.
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Embed: For websites or LMS platforms.
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Step 8: View Responses and Grades
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Go to Responses tab.
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See summary of scores or individual submissions.
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Export responses to Google Sheets for detailed analysis.
Tips:
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Use short answer or paragraph questions carefully, because automatic grading only works if answers match exactly.
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For practical exams, you can combine uploaded files (photos/lab reports) with Google Forms questions.
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Use feedback and hints to help students learn immediately.
Google Form Quiz Template – Physics Practical Exam
Form Title:
Physics Practical Exam – Grade 12
Form Description:
“Complete the following practical tasks and answer the questions. Upload your lab report and photos where required. Total points: 100.”
Section 1: Student Details
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Full Name – Short answer (Required)
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Student ID / Index Number – Short answer (Required)
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Email – Short answer (Required)
Section 2: Practical Questions
Q1 – Circuit Setup (10 points)
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Question type: Multiple choice
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Question: “Which components are required to build the given electrical circuit?”
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Options:
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Battery, wires, resistor ✅
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Battery, wires, capacitor
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Wires, resistor, capacitor
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Correct answer: Battery, wires, resistor
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Feedback: Explain why the correct components are necessary.
Q2 – Voltage Measurement (10 points)
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Question type: Short answer
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Question: “Measure the voltage across the resistor and enter the value in volts.”
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Correct answer: [Instructor specifies expected range, e.g., 5V]
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Feedback: Ensure the measurement is accurate using a multimeter.
Q3 – Current Measurement (10 points)
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Question type: Short answer
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Question: “Measure the current flowing through the circuit and enter the value in amperes.”
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Correct answer: [Instructor specifies expected range, e.g., 0.5A]
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Feedback: Check connections to avoid errors.
Q4 – Upload Lab Report (30 points)
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Question type: File upload
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Instructions: “Upload your completed lab report in PDF or Word format.”
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Points: Assign manually after reviewing.
Q5 – Upload Photos of Setup (20 points)
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Question type: File upload
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Instructions: “Upload 2–3 clear photos of your circuit setup.”
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Points: Assign manually.
Q6 – Conceptual Question (20 points)
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Question type: Multiple choice
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Question: “Which law explains the relationship between voltage, current, and resistance?”
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Options:
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Ohm’s Law ✅
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Newton’s Law
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Faraday’s Law
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Correct answer: Ohm’s Law
Settings:
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Turn on Make this a quiz in settings → Quizzes tab.
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Assign points for auto-gradable questions (MCQs and short answers if possible).
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Mark file upload questions for manual grading.
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Optional: Enable immediate feedback after submission.
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