Create problems in Infinite Geometry

Open Kutasoft (Infinite Geometry) and choose your topic (e.g., Parallel Lines & Angles). Build the set exactly as you want students to see it.

Prefer Multiple Choice (unless answer is a single number)

Multiple choice makes answer‑key setup trivial in Google Forms. Use short‑answer only for single, numeric responses.

Hide solutions (eye icon)

Click the eye icon in Kutasoft to hide solutions before exporting images.

Open PowerPoint

Create a blank presentation; we’ll paste each problem as a full‑slide image for maximum clarity.

Export each problem as a bitmap → paste into PPT

In Kutasoft, right‑click a problem → Export as bitmap. Paste into PowerPoint and resize to fill the slide (keep margins consistent).

Tip: If prompted, choose a higher DPI (e.g., 300) for crisp images.

Repeat for all problems

Create one slide per problem. Keep a consistent visual scale so Forms images are uniform.

Add answer key slide & save everything

Screen‑capture the Kutasoft answer key and paste it as the final PPT slide.

Then: Save PPT as UnitName_Topic → Save As → JPG → All Slides (this creates a folder of slide images).

Also save the Kutasoft worksheet as PDF and .kuta into the same folder (easy edits/printing later). Printing PPT as 6 slides per page makes a nice paper handout.

Open Google Forms

Create a new Form and switch it to a Quiz in settings.

Set procedural instructions & quiz settings

Add directions (time, attempts, calculator rules). Configure grading, email collection, and release options (see checklist →).

Add Question 1 with image + answer key

Insert an Image question → select Slide_1.jpg → add choices → set the Answer Key and points.

Duplicate question → swap image

Use the three‑dot menu to duplicate the question. Change the image to Slide_2.jpg, adjust the key, and keep going.

Publish the Form

Click Send to assign via link or Classroom. You now have a self‑grading assignment with instant feedback.