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Import from PDF in ~10 seconds, reuse across classes, grade with clarity, and learn from smart reports.
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Built-in Practice + Exam modes
Exam-ready practice library
IELTS • Goethe • TOCFL • General English — more formats coming
IELTS • Reading • Level B1
The Global Water Pollution Crisis
30 min
18 Qs
TOCFL • Reading • Band A
TOCFL Reading Vol 1 — Band A
20 min
10 Qs
GOETHE • A1
Start Deutsch 1 — Practice Pack
15 min
12 Qs
Comparison
Digibricks vs Google Forms
Keep the simple “create a form” flow—add teaching essentials: Practice/Exam modes, attempts, grading, comments, and reports.
| Feature | G Google Forms |  |
|---|---|---|
| Create faster from your materials | Recreate questions by hand: 30–45 min per test. | Upload PDF → draft quiz in ~10 seconds. |
| Two modes: Practice vs Exam | One mode for everything. | Practice and Exam modes with attempts, timing, and security. |
| Reuse across classes and groups | Copy forms per class or group. | Assign one test to many classes with per-class settings. |
| Track assignment progress | No built-in assignment progress. | Track status and progress at a glance. |
| Scoring and teacher comments | Basic scoring; limited feedback workflow. | Score faster and leave teacher comments on each attempt. |
| Reports built for teaching | Responses table only. | Score distribution, question analytics, exports. |
Overview
Your full teaching flow, in one place
Find materials, build tests, assign to classes, grade, then learn from results—without juggling tools.
Find the right materials fast
Search exam-style sets by level, skill, and topic. New formats added regularly.
Organize tests and question banks
Store your own materials and questions in folders, ready to reuse.
Assign practice and exams to each class
One test → multiple classes with different settings, dates, and attempts.
Grade and spot what to fix next
Score with clarity, add comments, and use reports to target weak areas.
AI Assist
Create questions with AI (you stay in control)
Upload a PDF, let AI draft questions, then review and accept or reject before saving.
Space › Reading
Passage
Urban green spaces
Cities are not only built from concrete and glass—they also depend on living spaces that help people breathe, move, and recover from daily stress. Urban green spaces such as parks, tree-lined streets, and small community gardens cool neighborhoods by providing shade and releasing moisture into the air. This can reduce the “urban heat island” effect, where dense buildings and asphalt trap heat. Beyond temperature, green areas support mental health. Short walks among trees are linked to lower stress and better attention, which matters for students and workers alike. Green spaces can also improve air quality by capturing some airborne particles. However, the benefits are not shared equally. In many cities, high-quality parks are concentrated in wealthier districts, while crowded neighborhoods have fewer safe places to exercise. Planning greener cities requires more than planting trees. Local governments need maintenance budgets, accessible design, and community input so parks feel welcoming and safe. When done well, even small patches of greenery can bring measurable benefits to daily life.
Questions
Q 1
What is the main idea of the passage?
Q 2
How do green spaces help reduce the urban heat island effect?
Q 3
Which word is closest in meaning to “benefit” here?
AI assistant
Create an IELTS Reading mini test. Write a short passage (about 200–250 words) and generate 3 multiple-choice questions.
On it. I’ll create the passage and questions, then open a draft you can review.
Drafting the questions…
Reports
Reports you can act on
Track progress, spot weak questions, and export results when you need to share.
Average score
6
Max score
12
Min score
0
Pass rate
50%
Score distribution
Observation
Most common score: 6 (1 student, 50%).
Key insights
Pass rate summary
50% passed (1/2).
Score range
Range: 0–12. Average: 6.
Most common score
Most common score: 6 (50%).
Accuracy rate
50%
Correct answers
1
Blog
Digibricks Blog
Guides, tips, and updates for language educators.
Apr 26, 2026 IELTS
AI Form Generator for IELTS Reading: a fast, reviewable workflow
Generate a 500–600 word passage, mix question types, and keep quality control with Accept/Reject before committing.
Read more →
Apr 20, 2026 Exams
From form to exam in 5 steps (with grading and reports)
A practical checklist to go from a question bank to a timed exam—and finish with a report you can share.
Read more →
FAQ
Which exams do you support?
You can organize content by exam tracks like IELTS, Goethe, and TOCFL, with skill and level tags for fast filtering.
Can I preview before assigning?
Yes—preview content first, then assign when you’re ready.
How do practice sets differ from exams?
Practice is for repeatable mastery, while exams are timed, controlled attempts with grading states and result publishing.
How does the AI form generator stay safe?
AI-generated edits appear as pending changes that you can accept or reject before committing.
Can I export results?
Export CSV for spreadsheets and PDF reports for sharing with stakeholders.