> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.classquill.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Assigning practice questions > How to find questions in the Question Bank and assign them to students or classrooms. ## The Question Bank The Question Bank is a searchable library of practice questions organised by subject, topic, and difficulty. Access it via **Question Bank** in the sidebar. *** ## Finding questions | Filter | Options | | -------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Subject** | Maths, English, Chemistry, Physics, etc. | | **Topic** | Subtopics within each subject (e.g. Calculus → Differentiation → Chain Rule) | | **Difficulty** | Easy / Medium / Hard | | **Type** | Multiple choice / Short answer / Extended response | | **Source** | Platform questions / Your org's own questions | Click any question to preview the full text, expected answer, and marking scheme before assigning. *** ## Assigning questions 1. Select the questions you want to assign (tick the checkbox next to each). 2. Click **Assign**. 3. Choose the recipient — a classroom, an individual student, or a group. 4. Set an optional due date. 5. Click **Confirm**. The student(s) receive a notification and the assignment appears in their **Home** screen. *** ## Saving and sending questions while studying Students can flag questions themselves while studying: 1. The student finds a question they want to revisit. 2. They press the **Save** button (bookmark icon). 3. The question is added to their **Saved Questions** list. When a student gets a question wrong or reveals the solution, a **"Stuck? Send this question to your tutor"** prompt also appears — sending shares the question with their draft answer and whiteboard working attached, so the tutor sees exactly where they got stuck. The tutor can see all saved questions under the student's **Review** tab in the Teaching view before the next session — a ready-made queue of what the student was stuck on, with no prep needed. In a classroom, the group's progress tab shows a count of saved questions, including ones several students got stuck on. *** ## Creating your own questions 1. Go to **Question Bank** → **My Questions** tab. 2. Click **New question**. 3. Choose the type, enter the text, add images or LaTeX maths, and set the marking scheme. 4. Tag it with subject and topic. 5. Click **Save** — available to all tutors in your org. *** ## Related What happens after a student submits their answers. The student-facing AI tool for getting help between sessions.