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The Assignment template creates formal assessment documents including homework, quizzes, tests, and exams. Includes proper formatting, mark allocations, and mark schemes.

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What You Get

Clear Formatting

Numbered questions with consistent layout

Mark Allocations

Points displayed clearly for each question

Answer Spaces

Appropriate room for written responses

Mark Schemes

Separate answer key with marking guidance

Math Support

Beautiful equations and formulas

Print-Ready

Professional appearance for formal assessments

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Document Structure

A typical assignment includes: 
Assignment
├── Header (Title, Name/Date fields, Instructions)
├── Section A: Multiple Choice (if applicable)
├── Section B: Short Answer
├── Section C: Extended Response
├── Total Marks
└── [Separate] Mark Scheme

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Question Types

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Multiple Choice

1. Which of the following is the capital of France? [1 mark]
   A) London
   B) Paris
   C) Berlin
   D) Madrid
Example prompt: “Add 10 multiple choice questions worth 1 mark each”

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Short Answer

2. Explain the difference between mitosis and meiosis. [3 marks]

   _______________________________________________

   _______________________________________________

   _______________________________________________
Example prompt: “Add 5 short answer questions worth 3 marks each”

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Extended Response

3. Discuss the causes and consequences of World War I. [10 marks]

   [Full page for response]
Example prompt: “Add 2 extended response questions worth 10 marks each”

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Calculation Problems

4. Calculate the velocity of an object with mass 5kg and kinetic
   energy 100J. Show your working. [4 marks]

   [Working space]

   Answer: _____________
Example prompt: “Add calculation problems with space for working out”

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Graphing Questions

5. Plot the following points on the graph below: [3 marks]
   (2, 3), (4, 5), (-1, 2)

   [Coordinate grid provided]
Example prompt: “Add a question requiring students to plot points on a graph”

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Mark Allocations

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Setting Total Marks

Example prompts:
  • “Adjust the marks to total 50”
  • “Ensure all questions add up to 100 marks”
  • “Allocate marks as follows: Section A 20, Section B 30, Section C 50”

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Displaying Marks

Marks appear in brackets after each question: 
Question 1 [5 marks]
Question 2 [3 marks]
Example prompt: “Show marks in brackets after each question”

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Mark Schemes

Add answer keys with marking guidance: Example prompts:
  • “Add a mark scheme with acceptable answers”
  • “Include partial credit guidance”
  • “Add common mistakes to watch for”

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Mark Scheme Format

Mark Scheme - Assignment Name

Q1. B (Paris) [1 mark]

Q2. Mitosis produces identical cells (1), for growth/repair (1).
    Meiosis produces different cells (1), for reproduction (1).
    [Max 3 marks]

Q3. Award marks for:
    - Identifying causes (up to 4 marks)
    - Explaining consequences (up to 4 marks)
    - Quality of argument (up to 2 marks)
    [Max 10 marks]

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Header Information

Include standard assignment details: Example prompts:
  • “Add spaces for name and date at the top”
  • “Include instructions: ‘Show all working’”
  • “Add time allowed: 45 minutes”
  • “Include ‘Total marks: /50’ at the end”

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Using Question Bank

Pull from our 22,000+ exam questions: Example prompts:
  • “Find 5 GCSE chemistry questions about bonding”
  • “Add past paper questions on differentiation”
  • “Include STEP problems for the challenge section”
Questions from the database come with mark schemes where available.

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Downloading Your Assignment

When ready:
  1. Review in the preview panel
  2. Click Download PDF
  3. Save to your computer
You’ll typically want to download:
  • The assignment (for students)
  • The mark scheme (for your reference)
Example prompt: “Add a separate mark scheme document”

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Best Practices

Clear Instructions

Tell students exactly what’s expected (calculator allowed, show working, etc.)

Appropriate Difficulty

Start with easier questions to build confidence

Enough Space

Leave adequate room for answers and working

Check Totals

Verify marks add up correctly before printing

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Example Prompts

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Adding Questions

Add more questions to reach [X] marks total.

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Question Types

Add 10 multiple choice questions.
Add 5 short answer questions worth 4 marks each.
Add 2 extended response questions.

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Formatting

Number all questions.
Add answer lines for short answer questions.
Include a grid for graphing questions.

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Mark Scheme

Add a mark scheme.
Include acceptable alternative answers.
Add marking notes for partial credit.

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Pulling Questions

Find past exam questions on [topic].
Add GCSE-style questions about [concept].
Include a challenging extension question.

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Technical Details

Assignments use Typst, ensuring consistent, professional formatting.
Optimized for A4 with appropriate margins for binding if needed.
Line spacing and box sizes are calibrated for typical handwriting.

Document Prompts

Detailed prompts for assignments

Questions Database

Access exam questions