Multiple choice
One correct option from several.
Assessments
The score is the start of the report, not the end of it
A mark on its own tells a student they did badly, which they already suspected. A CyOku assessment tells them what they know, what they missed, which topics are actually weak, and what to study next.
74%
Paper 1 · Mathematics
37 of 50 correct · 1h 48m
Up 9 points on the last attempt
Topic breakdown
Algebra88%
Geometry71%
Quadratics42%
Next step: revise Factorising quadratics, then a 12-question set on the same topic.
Illustration of an assessment report.
Question types
Four kinds of question, including the hard one to mark
Most platforms stop at multiple choice because it is easy to grade automatically. CyOku supports open-ended answers too, with intelligent evaluation where it is supported for that assessment.
True / false
Fast checks on definitions and claims.
Multiple answer
Select every option that applies — no guessing your way through.
Open-ended
Write the answer out. Intelligent evaluation is available where the assessment supports it.
After the paper
What the report gives you
The assessment is the diagnostic. The report is the prescription — and Personalized Learning is what helps the student act on it.
- Marks and score for the paper and each section.
- Intelligent evaluation of open answers where supported.
- Detailed reports rather than a single number.
- Weak-topic analysis — the specific topics costing marks.
- Performance breakdown across the whole paper.
- Recommended next steps, so revision has a starting point.
For schools
Teachers can run an assessment for a class and see results as they arrive — plus the topics the class as a whole is losing marks on, which is usually the more useful number.
For parents
A report you can read in a minute that tells you which two topics are worth an evening — instead of a mark you can't do anything with.
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Assessments
Full papers with scoring and topic reports.
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