Copy and update
Copy someone else's quiz and hear about it when it changes
When you copy a public quiz, the copy remembers where it came from. If the original gets fixed or grows, your copy tells you and you decide whether to take the change.
Free account. AI is included.
How it works
Copy a public quiz
Open any published quiz and copy it into your account in one click. From then on it is yours and you edit it freely.
The original keeps living
If whoever published it fixes an answer or adds questions, your copy spots the difference and says so.
Apply or dismiss
Pull the update in, revert it if you dislike it, or mute that quiz's notices for good. Applying always saves a backup first.
When it pays off
Course notes
One person maintains the syllabus quiz and the rest of the class gets the corrections without redoing anything.
Syllabuses that shift
Exam sittings, regulations, tool versions. The original gets updated and you find out.
Adapting to your case
Copy a broad quiz and strip what your exam does not cover, without losing the thread to the source.
Mistakes caught late
If an answer was wrong and the author fixes it, you do not keep drilling the error.
What makes it different
The copy remembers its origin
It is not a loose duplicate: it records which quiz it came from and when, and shows how long ago that was.
You always decide
No update applies itself. Apply, revert and dismiss are three buttons and none of them is automatic.
With a backup
Applying an update creates a prior version, so you can always go back.
Copy counts are visible
Public quizzes show how many times they have been copied, the most honest signal that something is useful.
Frequently asked questions
What does copying a quiz mean?
Taking a full copy of it into your account: questions, options and explanations. You can edit it without touching the original.
Do I need an account to copy?
Yes. Practicing a public quiz needs no account, but saving or copying one does, and creating it is free.
What if the original is deleted?
Your copy stays exactly as it is and keeps working. You simply stop getting change notices.
Do they know I copied their quiz?
The public quiz shows a copy counter, but it never reveals who copied it.
Does applying an update wipe my edits?
A version of your copy is saved before applying, so you can revert and get your earlier state back.
Can I stop the notices?
Yes. You can dismiss one notice or mute that quiz's notices permanently.
Start from a quiz that already exists
Copy a public one, adapt it to your syllabus, and let it tell you when the original improves.
Free account. AI is included.