How our quizzes are made
Last updated: 27 August 2026
Every quiz on Quiznia was written by an AI model.
Who makes them
Quiznia is a two-person project: Oleg Anedchenko builds the backend, Anna Iurchenko builds the site you're reading. You can find both of us on the about page.
How a quiz gets written
We choose a topic and ask a large language model for a quiz on it. The model talks to Quiznia's own API through an MCP integration we built for the purpose, and creates the compilation, its chapters, and the questions and answers inside them. Anything created that way is flagged as AI-assisted in our database. Quizzes carrying that flag say so on their page.
What human review actually covers
We take our own published quizzes from time to time, the way a reader would, and fix what we notice: answers that are wrong, questions with two defensible answers, formatting that broke etc. That's spot-checking, not fact-checking. You can assume that some questions on this site have not been read by a human.
Found a mistake?
Please tell us: support@quiznia.com. A specific report — the quiz, the question, and what's wrong with it — is the fastest way for a bad question to get fixed.