What a good MCQ layout needs
- The question stem on its own line
- Options labelled (a) to (d), evenly aligned
- A small box or bracket to mark the answer
- Consistent spacing from question to question
The hard way
Using tables and tabs for every question works, but it becomes slow and inconsistent after edits.
The easy way
Choose the MCQ type, enter the question and options, and let the builder handle the alignment, answer boxes, and spacing.
Print or scan
Download a clean A4 PDF in one click. If you already have an MCQ paper on paper, photograph it and convert it into an editable version first.