Q7 · Light-dependent reactions
Which gas do plants release during photosynthesis?
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Upload · Assess · Understand · Improve
From what you teach to what they understand.
Intellect Orbit turns the teaching material you already have into classroom assessments — then shows you, topic by topic, what your students understood and what to teach again.
The gap
“My class scored 64%.” But what did they understand?
An average tells you how the class did — not what they understood, what they missed, or what to teach next.
What you usually getClass average: 64%
What Intellect Orbit shows
Your class understands chlorophyll and the light-dependent reactions, but has a clear gap in limiting factors. Seven students need support.
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01 Upload
Start with what you already teach.
Upload your PDFs, slides, Word documents or notes. Intellect Orbit reads them, suggests a topic and finds the subtopics inside — you accept it, edit it or name it yourself.
- PPTXLesson 4 — Photosynthesis✓
- PDFTextbook, chapter 6✓
- DOCXRevision notes✓
Suggested topicPhotosynthesis and plant energy production
Subtopics found
- Chlorophyll
- Light-dependent reactions
- Limiting factors
- Glucose production
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02 Generate
Questions shaped by marks and difficulty.
Choose from eight question options, how many of each, and Easy, Medium or Hard. The marks set the depth — a 1-mark question asks for a term, a 5-mark question for a structured explanation. Every question comes with a model answer.
Question options10 questions
- MCQ4
- Fill in the blank2
- Matching1
- 1-mark1
- 2-mark0
- 3-mark1
- 4-mark0
- 5-mark1
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03 Review
Nothing reaches students until you approve it.
Each question shows its answer, marks, difficulty and subtopic. Edit it, delete it, or regenerate just that one question — the rest of your set stays exactly as it is.
AI drafts. You decide.
04 Publish
One scan. The bridge is down.
Publish and a QR code appears for your classroom screen. Students scan it on their phones and join — no app to install. Returning students go straight in; guests can join when you allow it.
Year 9 BiologyPhotosynthesis check10 questions · about 12 minutesJoinor join as a guest
05 Live
Every answer crosses back.
Watch responses arrive as students work, and keep the room engaged with a live leaderboard — with names, anonymous aliases, or switched off entirely.
Live · Photosynthesis check
3of 30 submitted
- 1Comet9 / 10
- 2Nova9 / 10
- 3Quasar8 / 10
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06 Mark
Marking that keeps your judgement.
Multiple choice, fill-in-the-blank and matching are scored automatically. Written answers get an AI-suggested mark against the expected points — you accept it, change it or override it.
Q12 · 3 marks · MediumAI suggestion
Explain why increasing light intensity eventually stops increasing the rate of photosynthesis.
“After a point the rate stops going up because the plant is already using all the light it can.”
- Rate levels off at high light intensity
- Another factor becomes limiting
- Names carbon dioxide or temperature
Suggested 1 / 3
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07 Understand
Not just a score. The reason behind it.
Results break down by topic, subtopic, question and student. You see what to revisit and who needs support; students see their strong areas and what needs more work.
Year 9 Biology · Photosynthesis
Revisit limiting factors — seven students need support. Hardest question: Q12.
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08 Improve
Reteach, reassess, see it improve.
Every verified student builds a learning history. Revisit a weak topic, assess it again, and see whether understanding improved — for the class and for each student, week after week.
Limiting factors · class understanding
- Before reteaching31%
- After reassessment72%
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One platform
Three engines, one bridge.
Question generation is where it starts. Learning intelligence is what makes the difference.
- 01 · EngineAI AssessmentReads your material, finds topics and subtopics, and writes questions and model answers at the marks and difficulty you choose.
- 02 · EngineInteractive ClassroomPublishing, QR joining, live progress, scoring and optional leaderboards.
- 03 · EngineLearning IntelligenceTopic and subtopic analysis, learning gaps, student history and improvement over time.
- Teachers stay in control of every question and mark.
- Works on the phones students already have.
- Results describe the work assessed — not a verdict on a student or a teacher.
- Designed to keep student personal data to a minimum.
Early access
Build the bridge in your classroom.
See the whole journey — from your own lesson material to topic-level insight — in a short walkthrough for you, your department or your school.
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