Moodle Quiz Solver — AI Answers & Explanations

Question detection

How QuizSolver works on Moodle

Moodle quizzes can mix classic multiple choice, multi-answer questions, cloze-style content, math notation, attachments and long course-specific wording. QuizSolver focuses on the active question block and keeps the answer context together.

The parser compares the question text with nearby answer choices, form controls, images and the visible page layout. If standard detection does not return a meaningful question, FocusScan lets you select the exact screen region and retry without mixing content from other parts of the page.

Every saved question can go to history with the answer, explanation and your own note. That means the platform workflow does not stop at a one-time hint: solved tasks become a private review library and practice quiz source.

Step-by-step setup

1Install QuizSolver from the Chrome Web Store, pin the QS icon, and sign in to the same account you use on the website.
2Open your Moodle quiz and wait until the current question and all visible answer options are loaded.
3Click the QuizSolver extension icon and choose Solve current page. If the page layout is unusual, use FocusScan and draw a box around the question area.
4Review the suggested answer and explanation before you submit. Turn on Hint mode when you want a discreet mark instead of automatic clicking.
5Save useful questions to History & quiz, add a short note, and later start a practice quiz from the saved set.

Supported question types and signals

✦ Detects visible questions, answer choices, typed inputs, checkboxes and dropdowns.
✦ FocusScan helps when a question is inside an image, a custom layout or a page section the normal parser cannot read as text.
✦ Hint mode can show a subtle clue while leaving the final click to you.
✦ History, notes and practice quizzes turn solved questions into study material.

Boost your LMS learning

Moodle courses can have complex question banks. QuizSolver interprets standard text, code snippets, and multiple choice layouts with ease.

Interactive study notes

Every Moodle question you solve is saved in your dashboard, enabling quick review before midterms.

How QuizSolver reads Moodle questions

Moodle can show questions as plain text, answer tiles, form controls, images or custom page components. QuizSolver analyzes the visible question context and answer options before asking AI, so it does not rely on generic labels such as "Question 5".

Moodle question history

After solving, you can save the question, answer, explanation and your own note to history. That turns a one-time quiz attempt into review material you can filter, favorite and practice again later.

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FAQ

Questions about this workflow

How do I start QuizSolver on Moodle?+

Open the Moodle quiz, click the QS icon in Chrome, then choose Solve current page. The extension reads only the visible question you ask it to solve.

What if the extension does not detect the question?+

Use FocusScan, drag a box around the question and answer area, then run the scan again. This helps with images, unusual layouts and page content that is not exposed as normal text.

Can I review the questions later?+

Yes. Save solved questions to History & quiz, add notes, mark favorites and create a practice quiz from your saved history.

Which Moodle question types does QuizSolver support?+

QuizSolver detects single-choice answers, multiple-choice answers, text fields, dropdowns, matching-style layouts, images and visible page content. For unusual components, FocusScan can read the selected screen region.

Does QuizSolver submit my Moodle quiz automatically?+

No. The extension shows an answer suggestion and explanation, while the final click or submission stays under your control. Hint mode can show only a subtle visual clue.

Can QuizSolver solve image questions on Moodle?+

Yes. FocusScan lets you select a screen region, so it works for images, PDF fragments, canvas content and layouts that are not exposed as normal page text.