Finding the question you wrote six months ago
The question bank page lists the questions you have banked, newest first. The list can be narrowed by choosing a difficulty or by typing part of a topic name. Only your own questions appear, and questions that sit inside a quiz are kept out of this list.
How it is done today
The real test of banking questions is whether you can find one six months later. Once the collection grows, scrolling for the right question takes longer than writing a new one, so the bank quietly stops being used at all.
How it works
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Open the question bank page
The teacher's question bank page opens on the list of everything you have banked, with the most recent question at the top.
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Narrow by difficulty
Choosing a difficulty leaves only the questions set at that level. It is the quickest way to find something to open a paper with.
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Search by topic
Typing part of a topic name into the search box is enough; the whole name is not needed. The list narrows itself once you stop typing.
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Banked questions only
Questions that belong to a quiz do not appear here, so your collection stays separate from the questions already in use.
What it looks like
Who uses it
- Used by:
- Teachers
- Admins
- Institution types:
- Coaching centres
- Schools
- Colleges
- Private tutors
- Online teaching platforms
Plan availability
- Starter৳499 a month, one classroom
- Standard৳20 per student per month
- CustomNegotiated
Frequently asked questions
Does the list show everything at once?
It shows a set number at a time, newest first. To reach older questions, narrow by difficulty or topic and they come back to the top.
Do I have to type the whole topic name?
No. Part of the name is enough to bring up matching questions, and it makes no difference whether you use capitals or not.
Can I see the questions already used in quizzes?
No. This list shows only the questions that belong to no quiz, which is what keeps the bank a separate collection.