Quizzes templates

Ten short prompts reveal how someone reacts to hard tasks, criticism, effort and other people's wins. Each answer places the respondent somewhere between a fixed outlook and one open to learning. Teachers, tutors and team leads can use the results to start coaching conversations.

A playful quiz that suggests a costume based on personality, style and budget answers. Schools, shops and party hosts share it in the weeks leading up to October 31.

Eleven questions about horror classics and Halloween movies, from Michael Myers to Beetlejuice. Teachers, film clubs and party hosts run it as a quick game during the October season.

Light trivia questions about pumpkins, witches, vampires and where the night of October 31 comes from. It works as an icebreaker at a party, in the classroom or on a seasonal landing page.

Check that new starters understood the site rules before they pick up a tool. Ten questions cover rights, duties, minimum PPE and how to report a hazard. Inductors keep a dated record of every worker's answers.

Ten multiple-choice questions spanning ancient civilisations, mythology, landmark inventions and twentieth-century milestones. Illustrated prompts help learners recognise places and figures as they answer. A ready-made revision activity for classroom warm-ups or remote homework.

Put fans' knowledge of the rules, famous plays and legendary players to the test. It mixes multiple choice, true or false and a fill-in-the-blank question. A fun activity for clubs, supporter groups and game-day engagement.

A playful way to find out who really pays attention: favourite colour, nickname, middle name, number of siblings and the story of how you met. Great for birthdays, bridal showers or a relaxed night with friends.

A playful five-question quiz that puts your knowledge of a significant other to the test. Every answer feeds an automatic score, so the two of you can compare results at the end. Great for date nights, anniversaries, engagement parties and game evenings.

Five multiple-choice questions spanning geography, science, literature and art, with the score worked out automatically. Learners answer from a phone or laptop and see a closing message once they submit. A quick way for teachers to check understanding at the end of a unit.

Ten questions that measure whether a team really understands the basics of cybersecurity: encryption, phishing, firewalls, multi-factor authentication, strong passwords, malware, network segmentation, VPNs, social engineering and backups. It mixes multiple choice with open answers so genuine knowledge gaps show up. Ideal for awareness programmes, technical onboarding and internal training audits.

A graded written test covering vocabulary, plurals, verb tenses and conditional sentences for learners at B1 level. Language schools and private tutors can place students or measure progress at the end of a course.

Eight short questions about the history, symbols and slogans behind the date. It works as an icebreaker for a talk, a school session or a team activity in March. Answers are stored so you can review them with the group afterwards.

A quick, fun five-question quiz to energize your class or workshop.