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Quiz maker
Questions to pick, judge, type or recall from memory, as practice or as a test.
How this generator works
Make your first quiz
Write your questions
- Type a question and its answers, then tap the letter of the right one.
- Or use Import a question list.
Choose how they answer
- Each question is one of four: pick an answer, true or false, type an answer, or name them all.
- Mark more than one answer correct and players must tick them all.
Set the pace
- By default every question has a 15-second clock.
- Change the time or switch the clock off under Answers & timing.
Play, then share
- Play shows what players get.
- Share has the link and the QR code.
Free to build, free to play. No account needed to try it. A free account saves your quiz 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
All ideas →A quiz for a lesson, an onboarding, a pub night or a personality test: start from an example below and make it your own.
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Knockout quiz
One wrong answer ends the run and sends them back to question one. Nobody coasts, and everybody wants another go.
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A quiz that teaches
Every answer comes with its reason, right or wrong. People leave knowing why, not just what.
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End-of-unit check
No ticks and no crosses while they answer. The score and its verdict come at the end.
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Which kind are you?
No right answers, just a result about the player. Every answer moves them along one scale, and where they land is their outcome.
Who it’s for
Educators 79 Lessons, revision and a game for the last ten minutes. Publishers 23 A daily games section that brings readers back. Local news sites 21 Puzzles made from your own stories, in minutes. Marketers 12 Prize draws, stands and campaigns people actually play. Employers 23 Onboarding, safety training and the team day.
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