Built for the paper that has to be on desks tomorrow morning.

• Set the institution block once — school, teacher, class, subject, chapter, academic year and date.
• Add questions with their marks; group them with section headings like “Section A — Short Answer”.
• Watch the page count in the toolbar as you go, and move a question up or down if a page is tight.

Result An A4 paper with a proper title block, running header and page numbers, printed exactly as previewed.

• Write the answer alongside each question — they live in the same block.
• Turn the “Answer:” label on for the key, off for the blank paper.
• Print once with answers for yourself, once without for the class.

Result A question paper and a matching key that can never drift apart, because they are one document.

• Keep every question for a chapter in one document, with marks set on each.
• Tick the ones you want and preview “Selected questions only”.
• Or filter the preview by mark value to pull all the 5-mark questions at once.

Result One source file per chapter, and as many papers as you need cut from it without copying anything.

• Use the paragraph gap and line spacing controls to open up the writing space.
• Add a divider rule between questions so each one has a clear area.
• Nudge the margins in millimetres until the sheet lands on exactly one page.

Result Worksheets that fill the page they are meant to fill, with no second sheet carrying two lines.

• Use superscript and subscript inline — Na₂CO₃·10H₂O and x² sit in the sentence, not in an image.
• Pick reaction arrows, ±, √, ∑ and Greek letters from the symbol palette.
• Add a table for a products-and-uses comparison, or an image for a labelled diagram.

Result Papers that read correctly in print, with no screenshots of equations and no missing glyphs.

• Set the institution logo, header text and footer line once.
• Keep the numbering style and typography consistent across every document you build.
• Duplicate a question to make a variant set for a second batch.

Result Material that looks like it came from one institution, because it did.

• Start from the questions you already have — nothing is retyped.
• Tighten point sizes, line spacing and margins to fit more on each sheet.
• Switch the preview to the whole document to check the new page count.

Result The same questions re-rendered as compact notes, without retyping a word.

• Agree one numbering style and one typography setup up front.
• Each setter fills in the same document details block.
• Margins, header, footer and page numbers are settings, not habits.

Result Papers that already match when they arrive, so the week before exams is about content.