Quiz Help That Shows Its Reasoning First
Reads the question rendered on your screen and shows a recommended answer beside it, before anything is selected.
Online quizzes come in many shapes — radio-button questions, select-all grids, dropdown blanks, short answer boxes, drag-to-match boards. Solve Pilot treats them the same way: read what is on screen, work out an answer, show it with a confidence level.
On anything graded, Copilot is the mode to use. It outlines the option it believes is right without clicking it, so a wrong answer never lands on your attempt. Autopilot exists for practice quizzes where being wrong costs nothing.
How to use it on a quiz
Open the quiz
Any browser-based quiz page.
Use Copilot
It answers without selecting or submitting anything.
Check confidence
Low confidence means look at the reasoning closely.
Select and submit
Both remain your actions.
What quiz help covers
Every common question type
Multiple choice, select-all-that-apply, true/false, dropdowns, short answer, numeric entry, and matching.
Nothing submitted without you
In Copilot the answer is outlined, never clicked. Submitting stays your decision on every question.
Crowded pages handled
When a quiz shows every question at once, box the one you mean and only that is read.
Pacing on practice runs
If you do use Autopilot on a practice quiz, a delay between answers keeps it from finishing at inhuman speed.
Quiz Help FAQ
Will it click through my quiz automatically?
Only in Autopilot mode, which you have to switch on deliberately. Copilot never selects an option or submits.
What if it picks the wrong question on the page?
Keep the current question and all of its answer choices visible, then restart Copilot. Crowded pages with many questions can still confuse automatic detection.
How accurate is it?
It gets things wrong sometimes, and reports high, medium, or low confidence so you can tell when to check. Treat it as something you verify.
Can I use it on a graded quiz?
Technically it works; whether you are permitted to is a question for your school’s academic integrity policy, not for us. Read it before you rely on this for anything graded.