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If you would like to support this website, instead of money donations, you could prepare a test from your favourite topic.

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I am very happy, that idea came from a users of the site, with request to publish their test!

If you would like to prepare a test, here are the instructions:

Choose category and title of the test.
Find some source on internet (for example on Wikipedia), this will be the recommended literature for the test.
Prepare your questions and answeres In Excel (or Google Drive Sheets, it's free). First cell is a question, next to it are answeres. Correct answeres starts with asterisk (*). Optimal is 10-20 questions with 2-6 options (answeres).
Select cells in Excel and Copy-Paste it to this page.

Example:

A	B	C	D	E
My first question	answer 1	*good answer	answ2	answ3
My second q	option 1	option 2	*good option 3	*another good option 4
Is true or false?	*True	False
etc.

Column A contents questions. Next to it are answeres (optimal 4, but any number is accepted). Correct answer starts with asterisk (*).

Upload the test:

Advanced instructions:

Optional: Beautiful math equations.

If you want to use nice math equations, start the title of the test with # sign (this will load mathjax in background). In text, where you want to have nice equations write the expression between ` (backticks) signs ( ` and not ' ). More info on asciimath.org. Example: These equations can bee seen in Linear equations test (Q7..Q11). Usage:

#This is my test title

`1/2=0.5` will result:	1	=0.5
	2

Optional: Images in test:

Questions on this site are primary textual, but since 2019-01-20 you can add few images too (up 5 images per test). Few important rules:
- images will be reduced to max 400×400 pixels (to stay mobile-friendly)
- don't use copyright images (most images used on Wikipedia are actually on Wikimedia Commons, if you click on image, you can see more details). It's recommended to use your own images if possible. You can attribute the author after image is uploaded (on last step).
- up to 5 questions can have image too. Images can be added in last step, after you submit and save the textual part of the test.

Example, check the Q6 in Michelangelo test.