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Sign in and name the quiz
Quizzes need a free teacher account so your questions and scores are kept. It takes about ten seconds with email or Google. Students never sign in.
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Write the questions
Add each question with two to six answers and mark the right one. Five to ten questions fill ten minutes. Short questions work best on a projector.
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Put the code on the board
Start the game. The lobby shows a big QR code and a short game code. Students scan or type the code and pick a nickname; you can see each name arrive.
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Play
Each question runs on a timer. Correct answers score points, faster answers score more, and a streak of right answers adds a bonus. After each question you reveal the right answer and how the class split, the scores update, and the game ends on a podium of the top three.
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Use what you learn
Watch which questions most of the room got wrong. Those are tomorrow’s warm-up. The trivia templates are ready-made if you want a fun round instead.
Make it fair and kind
- Ask students to use first names or a fun nickname, not full names, if the screen is shared.
- Keep the first question easy so everyone gets points early.
- For a low-stakes check, skip the leaderboard talk and focus on the answers.