Template
Group quiz
Three trivia questions and each player's name. Project the screen, share the QR and watch the answers land live. Swap in your own questions in a minute.
Who it's for: Classes, team-buildings, dinners — anywhere with a projector and competitive spirits.
No card · Opens already built in your editor
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Your name or nickname *
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Which is the longest river in the world? *NileAmazonYangtze
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In which year did humans land on the Moon? *196519691972
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How many bones does the adult human body have? *156206256
When to use it
- You're breaking the ice in a training or event: three projected questions and the room wakes up.
- You're closing a session by checking what stuck — the quiz is the review nobody calls an exam.
- You're running a team trivia (Friday, offsite, holidays) with a live scoreboard.
What's inside and why
- Your name or nickname
- No name, no podium: nicknames add fun and remove exam pressure.
- Three single-choice questions
- Closed with one correct answer: the tally is instant and projectable. Three keeps the pace — add more from the editor.
Tips to get the most out of it
- Project Screen mode and have people answer via QR from their phones: the fun is watching the scoreboard move live.
- Order easy to hard: almost everyone should nail the first question (it hooks), the last one should split the room.
- Write plausible distractors: one absurd option gives the answer away; three believable ones make the question.
Frequently asked questions
Does it grade automatically?
You see the live answer distribution per question — perfect for discussing each one with the room. The template doesn't score individuals by default: it's group trivia, not an exam.
How many questions should it have?
To energize a room, 3 to 5: two minutes and move on. For a training recap, 8 to 10 max — attention nosedives after that.
Can I project results live?
Yes: Screen mode shows bars moving in real time plus the QR to join, built for projectors. It's the most fun moment of the quiz.