What separates a good quiz from a graded form is the feedback. Telling someone they scored 7 out of 10 teaches them nothing. Showing them, per question, why the answer was wrong, with a link or a short video, is the part that does the work.

When to use a online quiz template

  • Checking understanding at the end of a lesson or module
  • Compliance and onboarding training with a record of who passed
  • Certification-style practice tests
  • Lead magnets and scored self-assessments on a marketing site
  • Pub-quiz-style engagement in a newsletter or on social
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
Which of these is correct? Points on the right answer Multiple choice
Select every statement that applies All or nothing, every correct box has to be ticked Checkboxes
Pick the matching term Dropdown
Label the part of this diagram Add your image, then mark the spot that counts as correct Image hotspot
Write the code that answers this Checked against the expected answer Code editor
Write the answer in your own words Not scored automatically. Read it in the responses Paragraph
Record your answer out loud Useful for language assessment Audio answer
Sketch the diagram Sketch pad
How Questionful helps

Building it, step by step.

01

Give questions points

Attach a point value to each question. The submission is scored the moment it arrives, so a class of thirty is graded before you have closed the tab.

02

Choose when the mark is released

Show the score immediately, or hold it until you have manually reviewed the written answers. You also control whether they see missed questions, correct answers, and point values.

03

Explain the wrong answers

Each question can carry different feedback for right and wrong, and that feedback can include a link or a video. The explanation lands at the moment it is useful.

04

Present it one question at a time

Switch the form to slideshow mode so a single question fills the screen, add a progress bar, and shuffle the question order so neighbours see a different sequence.

See every feature

Tips

What makes the difference.

  • Shuffle the question order for anything that matters. It is the cheapest anti-copying measure there is.
  • Write the wrong-answer feedback first. It forces you to know why the distractors are tempting.
  • Keep one idea per question; a question testing two things cannot be scored fairly.
  • Use "release after review" whenever the quiz has written answers, so nobody gets a partial score by email.
  • Export the results to CSV to spot the question everyone got wrong, usually the question, not the class.
FAQ

Online Quiz Template questions.

Does the quiz grade itself?

Yes. Closed-set questions with point values are scored the instant the response arrives. Written answers need a human, and you can hold the mark until that review is done.

Can I show different feedback for right and wrong answers?

Yes, per question, and the feedback can carry an explanation, a link, or a video rather than just a line of text.

Can I set a pass mark or a time limit?

Not today. There are no pass/fail thresholds, exam timers, or question pools yet. You get the score, the per-question breakdown, and control over what the respondent is shown.

Can respondents take the quiz without an account?

Yes. Share the public link and anyone can answer; only the person building the quiz needs a Questionful account.

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