Anki add-on: Multiple Choice Dropdown

Multiple Choice lets you create interactive multiple-choice questions directly inside Anki using a simple dropdown menu. Replace an answer with a dropdown, add a few distractors, and review your cards just like a real multiple-choice quiz. Perfect for language learning , or any subject where choosing the correct answer helps reinforce learning. I created this add-on because I wanted an easy and minimalistic way to build multiple-choice cards without complicated templates or external tools. Simply mark the correct answer, add your distractors, and the add-on does the rest. Preview Create interactive multiple-choice questions directly inside your notes Answer choices are automatically shuffled every time you review Features Interactive dropdown multiple-choice questions One-click editor button Keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + M) Automatically shuffles answer choices Supports unlimited distractors Optional placeholder text (hint) Automatically creates the required note type Dark Mode compatible Lightweight and easy to use Example Write: The capital of France is [[m::Paris::Choose a city]]. [[m1::London]] [[m2::Berlin]] [[m3::Madrid]] During review, the answer becomes a dropdown menu with all choices automatically shuffled. Report an issue or suggest a feature on GitHub How it works Create a new Multiple Choice note. Select the correct answer and press Ctrl + M (or click the toolbar button). Add distractors. Study with an interactive dropdown menu. If you have suggestions or ideas for improving the add-on, I'd love to hear them. Study smarter, choose confidently. -Adel Related Add-on A companion add-on for: Cloze Dropdown . A companion add-on for: Grammar Trainer . A companion add-on for: Mouse Buttons as Review Shortcuts .

GitHub repository: doummar/multiple_choice
Repository description: Create interactive multiple-choice questions directly inside Anki using dropdown menus. Mark the correct answer, add incorrect options, and review with randomized choices every time. Includes an editor button, Ctrl+M shortcut, optional hints, Dark Mode support, and automatic note type creation.
Languages: Python