Stuck on a few questions?
Paste 2–3 questions from your CBT. We identify the exact set you're studying and load the full question bank for it.
How the assistant works
CBTs come in dozens of versions, and searching one question at a time tells you nothing about which version you are actually taking. The study assistant flips that: it takes the 2–3 questions you paste as a fingerprint, matches them against every question bank in the corpus, and identifies the specific set they came from. You get the whole answer key for your course, not one answer at a time.
It works across the same corpus as the CBT library — Cyber Awareness Challenge, SERE 100.2, OPSEC, and every other set in the answer key index.
When to use this instead of search
- You are mid-CBT and stuck on several questions — paste them all at once and get the full bank for that course.
- You do not know which course version you were assigned — the assistant names it, with a confidence rating.
- You want a quick orientation — the study brief summarizes what the set covers before you dive in.
- For a single half-remembered question, semantic search is the faster tool.
Frequently asked questions
What should I paste?
Two or three questions from the CBT you are taking, as close to word-for-word as you can, separated by blank lines or numbered. Distinctive questions identify a set far better than generic ones — "Which of the following is a spillage?" narrows things down; "Which is a best practice?" does not.
What happens after I hit Find my set?
The assistant matches your questions against the corpus of answer keys, names the set it thinks you are studying with a confidence rating, writes a short study brief, and loads the full question bank for that set with a find-as-you-type search. It also lists alternate sets covering the same topics in case the match is off.
What if it can't match my questions?
The corpus is focused on military and DoD training plus common certification exams. If nothing matches, paste a few more questions (more signal helps), browse the answer keys directly, or try semantic search.
Is this free? Do I need an account?
Yes and no respectively — there is no login anywhere on QuizFeast, so nothing you paste is tied to an account.
Does this replace the official training?
No. QuizFeast is a study aid. Completion credit only comes from finishing the official course on your service's training portal — JKO, ALMS, or your unit's LMS.
Official joint training is completed at Joint Knowledge Online (JKO) — study here, certify there.
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