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A classic shareable curiosity quiz. Returns a past-life identity in a result card designed for a screenshot share.
76 free quiz templates for training, education, marketing and lead generation. Every template is a real quiz: take it, then clone it and make it yours. Or describe your own in the AI box right here and we'll build it in 90 seconds.
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"What Is Your X" beats "X Quiz" because the taker is the subject. The strongest titles include a specific outcome (style, type, archetype) plus an audience signal.
Generic praise blunts the share moment. A clear label, a short paragraph that explains it, and one concrete next action lands better than a long horoscope.
Asking for an email before the result is where completions go to die. Ask after the result, and offer something tangible (the full report, a follow-up guide) to send.
Skip the manual flow and let our AI quiz generator draft the questions, archetypes and result pages in about a minute.
The most-cloned training quiz example on this page. Twelve scored questions on phishing, password hygiene, safe data handling and device security, with a printable certificate above the 80 percent pass mark and a manager-friendly result email below it.
Every quiz template below was built on Quiz Maker and is taking responses today. Click any cover to preview the full interactive quiz in a modal, or hit Use as template to load the same structure into the AI box above. Each card includes sample quiz questions and answers so you can lift the pattern even without cloning it.
Eight fun quiz templates for parties, socials, icebreakers and audience warm-ups. Each one is an outcome quiz with a shareable result card. For question-bank style rounds, the trivia maker has a deeper bank of ready questions.
A classic shareable curiosity quiz. Returns a past-life identity in a result card designed for a screenshot share.
A friendly take on the 5-love-languages framework, with a partner-comparison card.
Wolf, Dolphin, Owl or Fox. A fun share-and-compare format that works for classrooms, friend groups and community pages.
The 1950s, 1970s, 1990s or 2010s. A high-share BuzzFeed-style decade-personality quiz built for lifestyle blogs and social.
Red, Blue, Purple or Gold. A wellness-and-lifestyle aura quiz with a sharable result card for TikTok and Instagram.
Classic Rock, 80s Synth-Pop, 90s R&B or Indie 2010s. A music-fan quiz built for music-blog and TikTok audiences.
The mental-age viral quiz: 18, 35, 60 or 100. Built for high-share social audiences.
Scored general-knowledge trivia drawn from a 10-12 year-old curriculum. A BuzzFeed-style back-to-school format that earns big shares.
Twelve education quiz templates for K-12 teachers, college instructors, tutors and homeschool parents, including math quiz templates (multiplication tables, fractions and decimals) and a vocabulary builder. Use them as formative assessment examples (warm-ups and exit tickets), summative assessment examples (chapter-end and unit reviews), or MCQ practice. Each is a clonable quiz with answers, explanations after each answer and a printable score card.
Sprinter, Marathoner, Switcher or Anchor. A self-knowledge quiz with a one-week study plan that suits the taker's style.
Stress-free first pass at college fit by size, setting, focus and pace. Used as a starter for a longer counsellor conversation.
A 20-question geography knowledge check. Class-leaderboard mode and per-question explanations make this a teacher-friendly warm-up.
Scored knowledge check on PPE, chemical handling and emergency steps. Used by high-school and college science teachers running lab-safety check-ins.
A clonable end-of-chapter knowledge check teachers can swap in their own subject and questions. K-12 and college formative-assessment friendly.
Fifteen-question times-table check mixed across all tables 1 to 12. Elementary and middle-school teachers and parents practising fluency.
Scored knowledge check on element symbols, atomic numbers and common groups. High-school and college chemistry classroom warm-up.
Synonyms, antonyms, definitions and contextual usage. ESL teachers and SAT and ACT prep students use this to track vocabulary range.
Nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions, conjunctions and pronouns. A grammar refresher for elementary and middle-school English teachers.
Scored knowledge check across colonial era through modern day. Suitable as a chapter-end review for high-school and middle-school US history.
Scored knowledge check on continents, oceans, capital-country pairs and landmarks. Drawn from 6th-9th-grade-level geography.
Scored math practice on converting, adding, subtracting and comparing fractions and decimals at a 4th-6th-grade level.
Twelve training quiz templates for L&D leads, compliance officers and HR teams running onboarding, certification or annual refreshers. Includes compliance training examples (D&I, harassment prevention, HIPAA, cybersecurity) and workplace safety quiz formats. Each one was built with our online test for employees: a scored quiz with a pass mark, a printable certificate, and a manager-friendly result email.
Workshop, Foundations, Advanced or Implementation. Built for L&D teams onboarding new hires across multiple roles.
Pre-event track finder for conferences and workshop days. Replaces 30 minutes of agenda reading with a 90-second guided pick.
Diagnoses the kind of help that will unlock progress. Used by schools, tutoring services and learning-difference programs.
Builder, Researcher, Communicator or Coordinator. For cross-functional teams kicking off a new project or new-hire placement.
Confirm new hires understand policies, tools and key resources before the end of week one. Scored 80%+ pass.
Twelve-question knowledge check on phishing, passwords, safe data handling and device security. Runs annually for all-staff awareness.
Annual refresher covering ethics, conflict of interest and reporting obligations for regulated-industry teams. Issues a printable certificate.
Ten-question certification on product features, pricing and common objections. Used by sales enablement, support and partner-channel teams.
Standard-operating-procedure refresher for ops teams and shift managers. Below-threshold scores trigger a toolbox-talk follow-up.
Annual D&I refresher covering bias, inclusive language, microaggressions and bystander intervention. Printable certificate above 80%.
All-staff compliance check on harassment categories, reporting paths and bystander duties. Printable certificate above 80%.
Coach, Director, Connector or Visionary. A first-year-manager profile that surfaces strengths and watch-outs in one page.
Eight assessment and test templates for sales, HR and team development. Each one scores or sorts the taker, then returns a shareable result card honest enough to take to a 1:1, a coaching cycle or an offsite.
Analyst, Driver, Connector or Pragmatist. B2B sales teams use this for fast list segmentation before outreach.
Builder, Connector, Coach or Challenger. A team-development assessment that earns honest answers because the result is sharable.
Segments first-time visitors before they shop. Replaces an "all products" landing page with a focused 6-item bundle by type.
A wellness self-diagnostic that rates habits across light, schedule, screens and caffeine, then suggests two changes.
The Closer, Discoverer, Relationship Builder or Strategist. Benchmark a sales team ahead of a coaching cycle with a sharable result card.
Driver, Expressive, Analytical or Amiable. A working-style snapshot teams compare side-by-side at offsites and 1:1s.
Thomas-Kilmann based: Competing, Collaborating, Compromising or Avoiding. Used in leadership cohorts and team-development workshops.
Sprinter, Marathoner, Multitasker or Planner. Returns two habit fixes per profile the taker can adopt this week.
Twelve lead generation quiz examples for coaches, consultants, agencies and B2B marketers. Diagnostic quiz funnel examples that name a specific problem and return a 3-step unblock plan outperform generic outcome quizzes for lead capture.
Coaching diagnostic that names the taker's biggest blocker so the follow-up email lands with specifics, not platitudes.
B2B diagnostic that names the bottleneck (offer, marketing, sales, ops) so the consultant can pitch the right fix.
Top-of-funnel quiz segmenting takers into 4 productivity styles, each with a one-page playbook tailored to the result.
Replaces the pricing-page guessing game with a 90-second package recommendation, routed to a matching sales rep.
Diagnostic that scores a business across team, offer, marketing and ops, then returns a 3-step unblock plan. A classic consultant lead magnet.
Rates the maturity of a sales process from Ad Hoc to Optimised across prospecting, qualification, closing and forecasting. RevOps and CRO friendly.
Founder-friendly diagnostic that scores a website across hero clarity, trust, CTAs and friction. Ends with a fix-list and a strategy-call offer.
Scores how well a team uses their CRM across data hygiene, pipeline discipline, reporting and automation. The lead-gen quiz RevOps consultants ask for.
Recommends a channel mix worth prioritising next quarter based on current results and resources. Paid, content, community or sales-led outbound.
Diagnostic that scores hiring readiness from Just Exploring to Hire This Quarter, then returns a 3-step unblock plan.
Scores list health, segmentation, automation and revenue attribution. Returns a benchmark band and 3 next-steps.
Scores technical health, content depth, internal linking and backlinks. Returns a band and a 3-item quarterly fix list.
Eight product recommendation quiz examples for DTC brands, SaaS pricing pages and high-consideration retailers. Each finder was built with our product recommendation quiz maker and replaces a sprawling catalogue or pricing grid with a 90-second guided pick and a tailored bundle on the result page.
The canonical DTC product finder. Oily, Dry, Combo or Sensitive, with a 3-product routine and a starter-set discount.
Compact, Ergonomic, Creative or Standing. Replaces a 200-SKU office catalogue with a tailored desk, chair and lighting bundle.
Solo, Team or Business. Converts pricing-page bounces into qualified plan picks. Three plans look too similar to compare.
Beginner, Fast-Track, Advanced or Implementation. Replaces a 30-course browse page with a single confident recommendation.
High-consideration purchase quiz. Guides shoppers toward sedan, SUV, EV or pickup with sensible defaults instead of dropdown overload.
Hydration, Clarifying, Sensitive or Brightening. The canonical DTC beauty product finder with a 3-product routine and a starter-set discount.
Experience, Cozy Comfort, Statement or Practical-Daily. A seasonal gift-finder for holiday campaigns or gift-shop product pages.
Memory Foam, Hybrid, Latex or Innerspring. High-consideration product finder with sleep-position, body-type and temperature inputs.
Four customer feedback quiz templates for CX teams, CSMs and people leaders. Each one captures NPS, the weakest pillar and a single open comment, then ends with a thank-you and a referral prompt for promoters.
Self-audit for the team running the business. Scores CX across speed, empathy, recovery, consistency and proactivity.
A 360-style self-check on meeting behaviour. Pairs well with a follow-up retro or a manager 1:1.
Eight-question check-in that captures satisfaction, the one missing thing, and willingness to recommend. The 30-day CSM follow-up that earns real comments.
Eight-question quarterly engagement pulse covering motivation, manager support, workload and recognition. Ends with a follow-up offer for at-risk employees.
Four personality quiz examples in the classic "What is your X" format. Built for career coaches, brand strategists and L&D teams that want a name for the way someone already works.
Creator, Sage, Explorer or Caregiver. Founders learn which of 4 archetypes they default to, with voice and visual examples per result.
A first-pass style finder for new managers. Returns one of 4 styles and a practical "watch out for" list for each.
The Builder, Storyteller, Analyst or Helper. A career-direction quiz for university career centres and mid-career switchers.
Builder, Connector, Thinker or Driver. A career-fit profile for coaches, university career centres and L&D cohorts.
Eight webinar quiz examples, conference track finders and trivia night quiz templates for event organisers, marketing teams and pub-quiz hosts. Use them to recommend tracks, pick a format, and run trivia rounds that capture leads as a side effect.
Warriors, Mages, Rangers or Merchants. Audience-segmentation quiz for an event kickoff icebreaker.
Hero, Strategist, Rebel or Mentor. The "which character" format is the most-shared personality quiz shape on the internet.
Lore Expert, Meme Maker, Shipper or Theory Builder. For Discord servers, fan communities and pop-culture brands.
Audience-segmentation quiz embedded mid-webinar that sorts attendees by where they are in the buying cycle, from Just Exploring to Ready To Buy.
A 15-question general-knowledge trivia template across pop culture, science, history and geography. Pub-quiz hosts can clone and swap in their own rounds.
Pre-event outcome quiz that recommends one of 4 tracks based on the registrant's role, focus and event goal.
Webinar, summit, roundtable or workshop. A diagnostic for marketing teams planning their next campaign event.
A 15-question scored sports trivia round across football, basketball, baseball, soccer and the Olympics. Clonable for pub-quiz nights.
The strongest lead generation quiz example on this page. Ten questions diagnose the bottleneck (offer, marketing, sales or ops), and the result page hands the consultant a qualified lead with a named problem, a 3-step unblock plan and a strategy-call CTA.
Six formats cover almost every quiz job. Most pages on this list combine two of them.
Best for training, exams and knowledge checks. The example on this page is the Capital Cities Quiz. Captures a pass/fail score and a completion record.
Best for personality, segmentation and sorting. The example on this page is the Brand Personality quiz. Captures an audience segment and a shareable result card.
Best for B2B lead gen, consulting and coaching. The example on this page is "What Is Keeping Your Business Stuck?". Captures a lead score and a qualifying tag.
Best for ecommerce and SaaS plan selection. The example on this page is "What Is My Skin Type?". Captures a purchase intent and a recommended bundle.
Best for CX research and internal reviews. The example on this page is the customer experience self-audit. Captures NPS, weakest pillar and free-text comments.
Best for events, classrooms and community moments. The example on this page is the Capital Cities Quiz. Captures a score and a leaderboard placement.
The product recommendation quiz example most DTC beauty brands clone first. Eight questions sort the visitor into Oily, Dry, Combination or Sensitive, then return a 3-product routine and a starter-set discount on the result page.
Every template in the library is built from six question formats. Steal the sample quiz questions below, or clone a card above and let the AI restock it with your topic.
Statements the taker marks true or false. Sample: "Phishing emails can look like they come from your own IT team." (True.) Use 10 to 15 statements and shuffle the answers; a long run of trues reads as a trick.
One question, four options, one defensible answer. Sample: "Which layer of an email should you check for a spoofed sender? A) Subject B) Signature C) The full address behind the display name D) Logo." (C.) Write distractors from real mistakes, not filler.
The taker types the answer into a box. Sample: "What is the capital of Australia?" (Canberra.) List every spelling you will accept before you publish. Strongest for recall practice, slowest to grade.
A sentence with one word missing. Sample: "Water boils at ___ degrees Celsius at sea level." (100.) Keep one blank per sentence; two blanks doubles the ways a right answer can look wrong.
A title, eight questions and a result page, with scoring pre-wired. The editor at the top of this page is exactly that; describe a topic in the AI box and it stops being blank in about 90 seconds.
A reusable bank of questions tagged by topic and difficulty, drawn into quizzes as needed. Every card above lists its sample quiz questions and answers in the preview, so you can build a bank before you build a quiz.
The classic outcome quiz example, written for founders. Eight questions sort the brand into Creator, Sage, Explorer or Caregiver, with a result page that includes a voice sample, three visual tone cues and a shareable result card built for LinkedIn.
Pick any card on the page. The topic and outcome types pre-fill the AI box at the top and start the draft.
Replace the generic options with your own policies, products or scenarios. Pick a result page format and customise the result text.
Wire up the email follow-up and grab the embed code or direct link. The full walkthrough lives in our how to make a quiz guide.
A finished online quiz is a title screen, 5 to 15 questions shown one at a time with two to four answer options each, a progress bar, and a result page that shows a score, a type or a recommendation. Take any template on this page and you will see the full pattern in under two minutes.
A good online quiz example has a specific outcome (a score, a type, a recommendation), questions answerable in under 10 seconds, a result page worth screenshotting, and a clear next step. The brand personality, sleep hygiene and skincare quizzes on this page each hit all four.
A quiz example is something you can take to see how a finished quiz reads, scores and reveals its result. A quiz template is the underlying structure you copy and edit. Every card on this page is both: a working example and a copyable template.
For a pass/fail outcome, use a scored quiz. For audience segmentation, use an outcome quiz. For B2B leads with a problem statement, use a diagnostic. For product or plan recommendations, use a product finder. The format table further down the page maps each format to its strongest job.
Diagnostic quizzes that name a specific problem outperform generic outcome quizzes for lead generation. "What Is Keeping Your Business Stuck?" and "What Is Blocking Your Progress?" on this page are working examples. The follow-up email lands with context, not platitudes.
Scored quizzes with explanations after each wrong answer outperform pass/fail-only formats for training. Use 8 to 15 questions, set the pass threshold between 75 and 85 percent, and send the result to both the learner and their manager.
Yes. Click "Use as template" on any card and the AI quiz generator pre-fills with that topic. Edit the questions, answers and result text, then publish on a free account in under 5 minutes.
Eight questions is the sweet spot for personality, outcome and product-recommendation quizzes. Scored knowledge checks and certifications use 10 to 20 because the score gets more accurate with more items. Diagnostics work best at 8 to 12.
Use scoring when the question is "how much do you know?" Use outcomes when the question is "which type are you?" Use both - a hybrid - when you want a primary segment plus a secondary measure, like a leadership-style quiz that also rates confidence on a scale.
A short, low-stakes scored quiz a teacher runs mid-unit to surface misconceptions before grading. The Multiplication Tables, Periodic Table Elements and Parts of Speech quizzes on this page are working formative assessment examples, each with explanations after every answer. For end-of-unit (summative) work, the Chapter Review Template and US History Quiz are better fits.
Yes. Each card on this page lists sample quiz questions and answers in its preview modal, and the fun and trivia section links to a deeper question bank you can lift from verbatim.
Those formats give you a static file: fine for printing, but it cannot score answers, capture responses or send a follow-up. If you need paper, take any template here and print its question list from the preview. If you need results, clone the template instead; it stays interactive and marks itself.