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Three questions, no more
An exit ticket that takes five minutes is homework. Keep it to a scale, a scored question, and one open box.
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Exit Ticket Template
An exit ticket is a three-question check handed out in the last minutes of a lesson. Two closed questions to measure understanding, one open question to catch what you missed, and that is deliberately the whole thing.
Opens the new-form flow, where the template picker is waiting. Free plan: unlimited forms, 100 responses a month.
Its value is entirely in the turnaround. An exit ticket you read tonight changes tomorrow's lesson. One you read next week is just data.
When to use a exit ticket template
- The last five minutes of any lesson
- After introducing a difficult concept
- Before a test, to decide what to revise
- In training sessions and workshops, as a comprehension check
Example questions
What to put on the form.
A starting point, not a rulebook: every question below is a real Questionful question type, and all of them are editable once the form is in your account.
| Question | Question type |
|---|---|
| How well do you feel you understood today's lesson? | Linear scale |
| Answer this one question on today's topic Switch the form to quiz mode and it scores itself | Multiple choice |
| What is one thing you are still unsure about? | Paragraph |
| Which part would you like to go over again? | Checkboxes |
| Sketch or write what you remember | Sketch pad |
| How was the pace? | Multiple choice |
| Your name Optional. Leave it out for honest answers | Short answer |
How Questionful helps
Building it, step by step.
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Score the check question
Attach points to the closed question and the whole class is graded on arrival, so you know before you leave the room which concept did not land.
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Show it one question at a time
Slideshow mode puts a single question on screen, which works better on the phones students will actually use.
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Reuse it every lesson
Duplicate the form per lesson so each day's responses stay separate and the trend across the term is readable.
Tips
What makes the difference.
- Share it as a link on the board rather than sending it home.
- Keep names optional; the honest answer matters more than the attribution.
- Read the open answers before the next lesson, or do not ask the question.
- Use the same understanding scale every time so the drop on a hard topic is visible.
- Turn on the response summary if you want to show the class where they collectively stand.
FAQ
Exit Ticket Template questions.
How long should an exit ticket take?
Sixty seconds. Two closed questions and one short open one is the whole design; anything longer eats the lesson it is meant to improve.
Do students need accounts?
No. Share the public link, only the teacher needs a Questionful account.
Can it be graded automatically?
Yes. Give the closed check question a point value and each submission is scored the moment it arrives.
Can I reuse the same form every lesson?
You can, but duplicating it per lesson keeps each day's responses separate, which is what makes the results readable.
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