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Use Import questions to copy selected MCQs and other questions into the Form you have open.
Import questions from another Google Form, or ask MyQuizGPT to turn Word documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, CSV files and notes into multiple-choice questions for a new editable Google Form.
Google Forms can import questions directly from another Google Form. To import multiple-choice questions from Word, PDF, CSV, spreadsheets or text, use MyQuizGPT to extract or interpret the source, structure each question and answer choice, and create an editable Google Form.
Choose your question source → Import or structure MCQs → Review answers → Add to Google Forms
The best import method depends on the source. Questions already stored in a Google Form can be copied with Google's Import questions tool. Questions in documents, spreadsheets or notes must first be converted into the question-and-choice structure Google Forms expects.
Use Import questions to copy selected MCQs and other questions into the Form you have open.
Import written questions and choices, or generate new MCQs from the document's content.
Extract readable questions from the PDF and turn them into editable multiple-choice fields.
Interpret question, option and answer columns without rebuilding every MCQ manually.
Generate multiple-choice questions from lesson slides or import question text from a presentation.
Paste a question bank or source notes and ask MyQuizGPT to structure the MCQs.
Confirm whether the questions already exist in another Google Form or are stored in a Word document, PDF, spreadsheet, CSV, presentation or block of text.
Open the destination Form, click Import questions, choose the source Google Form, select the multiple-choice questions you need and click Import questions.
Open MyQuizGPT's Google Form creator, upload or select the source, and ask it to import existing questions or generate MCQs from the material.
State how many questions you need, how many choices each question should have, whether there should be one correct answer, and whether answer keys and points are required.
Check the wording, choices, correct answers, points and required settings before sharing the Form. Pay particular attention to duplicate or ambiguous choices.
Replace the details in brackets, then paste this into the MyQuizGPT Google Form creator.
Import the questions in this source into a Google Form for [audience]. Format them as multiple-choice questions with [number] choices per question and one correct answer. Preserve existing questions and choices where they are clear. If the source contains notes instead of ready-made questions, generate [number] MCQs from the most important facts. Include the answer key and [points] points per question.
Use this checklist to keep the finished form clear, accurate and practical.
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Open the destination Form, click Import questions on the right toolbar, choose the source Form, select the questions you want and confirm the import.
Google Forms cannot natively import MCQs from Word. Upload the DOCX to MyQuizGPT, review the detected questions and choices, and create the editable Google Form.
Not directly with Google Forms. MyQuizGPT can extract readable PDF text, structure the multiple-choice questions and create a form draft for review.
Google Forms does not natively map spreadsheet rows to questions. MyQuizGPT can interpret question, option and correct-answer columns and prepare the MCQs for Google Forms.
Questions copied from another quiz Form can retain quiz information. For files and text, ask MyQuizGPT to include correct answers and points, then verify every answer key before publishing.
Yes. After import, edit the wording, choices, answer key, points, validation and required settings in Google Forms.
Start from a prompt or supported source, review the generated questions, and create an editable Google Form in your account.
Open the Google Form creator