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Maze maker

Multiple-choice questions built into a maze: every question is a hall with a door per answer, and only the right door leads on. Wrong turns dead-end; players walk their way to the exit.

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The maze

One section per question. Larger sections make longer routes.

Layout
Section size

The questions

0 questions

Every answer is a door in the hall, up to six, and one of them is right. A maze takes up to thirty questions.

How this generator works

Make your first maze

  1. Write your questions

    • Type a question and its answers, then tap the letter of the right one.
    • Each question becomes a hall, each answer a door.

  2. Shape the maze

    • Pick a layout and a section size.
    • Regenerate maze draws another maze from the same questions.

  3. Check the way through

    • Show answers draws the route and shuts the wrong doors.
    • Play lets you walk it as a player would.

  4. Share it

    • Share has the link and the QR code.
    • Players need no accounts.

Share it online

One link or QR code opens the maze in any browser, with no player accounts. Embedding needs a paid plan.

Save your activity first

Free to build, free to play. No account needed to try it. A free account saves your activity and covers 60 player sessions a month. One session is one player opening one activity.

What this maker can do

More possibilities

Ways to use it

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A quiz maze for a lesson review, a vocabulary round, a museum trail or a team day: start from an example below and make it your own.

Maze

Quiz maze

Every room asks a question and every answer is a door. The maze walks them to the next room, so the thinking is the hard part.

Maze

Maze in the dark

They see only the corridors they have walked. The questions are gates, and the way through has to be found.

Who it’s for

Educators 82 Lessons, revision and a game for the last ten minutes.

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