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Free quiz templates for teachers

Ready-to-use quizzes with answer keys, timers and auto-grading already set up. Try one as a student, or open it in the quiz maker and make it yours.

  • The water cycle

    Science

    Grades 4–6 · 8 questions · 10 min

    Evaporation, condensation, precipitation and collection.

    “What is it called when liquid water turns into water vapour?”

  • Fractions check

    Math

    Grades 4–5 · 8 questions · 12 min

    Equivalent fractions, comparing and simplifying.

    “Which fraction is equivalent to 1/2?”

  • Parts of speech

    English

    Grades 3–6 · 7 questions · 8 min

    Nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs in context.

    “In "The tired dog slept", which word is the adjective?”

  • Photosynthesis

    Biology

    Grades 6–9 · 7 questions · 10 min

    Inputs, outputs and where it happens in the cell.

    “Which gas do plants take in for photosynthesis?”

  • Three branches of US government

    Civics

    Grades 6–9 · 7 questions · 10 min

    Legislative, executive, judicial and checks and balances.

    “Which branch makes federal laws?”

  • The solar system

    Science

    Grades 3–6 · 7 questions · 8 min

    Planets, order from the Sun and basic facts.

    “Which planet is closest to the Sun?”

  • Science lab safety

    Science

    Grades 6–12 · 6 questions · 8 min

    The first-week safety check before practical work.

    “It is fine to taste a chemical if it looks like water.”

  • Map skills

    Geography

    Grades 3–6 · 6 questions · 8 min

    Compass directions, latitude, longitude and continents.

    “Lines of latitude run…”

How to adapt a quiz template

  1. Swap the context, keep the skill. Change names, numbers and examples to match your lesson; the question structure is already tested.
  2. Match the time to the class. A rough rule is 30–45 seconds per multiple-choice or true/false item and about a minute per short answer.
  3. Add one question you wrote. Something tied to today's lesson tells you more than any generic item.
  4. Check the key after the first class. The class report flags questions that nearly everyone missed, which is often a sign of a wording problem rather than a learning one.

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