Teaching Templates

Ask a series of multiple choice quiz questions

This geography quiz template is a great resource for teachers who want to assess their student's understanding of global geography in an engaging and interactive way. Beyond the classroom, this template can be used for team-building activities or as a fun addition to travel blogs looking to engage readers.  

A live quiz is any quiz you use to engage a live audience, whether in person or remotely. Use it in a lecture, class, meeting, or social event. It will get your audience active and involved, and give you a chance to get to know them. 

Here's how you make it:

1. Build a trivia quiz. Use this template and change the topic to whatever you like, or make your own.
2. Include a lead form asking people to add their names and a timer so that you can identify the winner.
3. Copy the quiz link and share it on any messaging app or turn it into a QR code and add it to your presentation.
4. Check the results dashboard to announce the winner. 

For maximum engagement, make your live quiz short (around 5 questions), use simple language, and add tons of images. 

Take this quiz to see if you know vocabulary from the top 300 hardest SAT words!

Use this quiz to test basic math knowledge in a fun, interactive way. It’s great for classrooms, practice, or friendly challenges—and easy to customize with your own questions, difficulty level, and design.

The words in this quiz are often misused. Can you use them correctly?

A video survey uses one or more video questions to engage and collect reliable feedback and rich insights. In some cases, the video is used to boost engagement and response rate, and in others, it's the subject of a question or the entire survey.

There are many advantages to video surveys. They're attention-grabbing and highly interactive, they offer a memorable user/customer experience, they're great for collecting authentic feedback, and they're super easy to create.

If you're using our survey software to make a video survey, all you need to do is choose a YouTube/Vimeo clip, or create a custom video, and upload it to your preferred platform. Then copy the link and add it to your survey cover, question card, or closing card. 

To make extra-engaging video questions and get even more survey responses use a short and exciting video element.

Use a voting poll to understand more about the values and opinions of a certain group, population, or audience. Online voting polls are a great way to regularly collect data and opinions since they are very accessible and engaging as well as easy to create and analyze. Political candidates often use voting polls to learn about potential voters, competitors, and voting trends.

Use a quick strawpoll to gauge the room and understand what your audience is thinking.

Make your workshop more effective by finding out what your participants liked and what could have gone better.

Gather feedback about the effectiveness of your training.

Learn how effective your presentations are and how to improve them.

Give your students an interactive learning experience with a creative online worksheet.

Whether you are a teacher or a school administrator, get a good understanding of how students rate their teachers.

Thinking of a career change? Still trying to figure out what you should be when you grow up? Just answer these six quick questions and we'll tell you!

Let’s see if you can recognize these quotes and say who they really belong to.