Create a quiz

Quiz mode turns choice questions into a quiz with right and wrong answers.

Turn on quiz mode

1. In the Settings tab, turn on Quiz mode.
2. Go back to the Edit tab. On each choice question, mark the correct options.
3. Publish.

Only choice questions with at least one correct option count towards the score. Other questions, like a name field, are asked as usual.

Give some questions more points

Each right answer is worth 1 point. To change that, select the question and set Points under Quiz in its settings, for example 2 for a harder question or 0 for a warm-up.

Scores and the leaderboard

Respondents see their score after submitting. The results rank everyone on a Leaderboard, so you know who won.

See which questions were hard

On the results page, each quiz question shows the correct answers with a check mark and how many respondents got it right, like “71% answered correctly · 20 of 28”. A question most people got wrong is worth going over again.

Show a different end screen for each score

Add several End screens after the last question. On each one, turn on Show only if under Logic and pick Quiz score (points) or Quiz score (%), like “Quiz score (points) is more than 3”.

Respondents see the first end screen whose rule matches their score, so put the highest score range first and leave the last end screen without a rule for everyone else. The quiz templates under Quizzes come set up this way.

Reveal the answers or not

With Show which answers were right after submitting in the Settings tab, respondents see the correct answers once they submit. Turn it off if others will take the quiz later and you don’t want answers passed around.

Make it fair

• Ask for a name with a Contact info question, so the leaderboard shows who’s who. You can remove its email field. The quiz templates start with one.
• Limit responses strictly so nobody can retake the quiz to improve their score.
• Show a question only to some people with conditional logic. Questions someone never saw don’t count towards their score.
• Run it live with present mode. See Run a classroom quiz.