Trivia Quiz template

A four-question scored trivia quiz that grades itself. Each question is worth 25 points into a live score variable, right answers are marked for the recap, and a results screen tells players what they scored out of 100 before they finish. Use it as-is for a Friday quiz or gut the questions and keep the scoring machinery.

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7 questions · works on the free plan (500 responses/month) · fully customizable

Scored answers for quiz-style results

What’s inside

The questions this template ships with — rename, reorder, or delete any of them in the builder.

01Which planet has the most confirmed moons?Multiple choice

02What year did the World Wide Web open to the public?Multiple choice

03Which element has the chemical symbol K?Multiple choice

04Who painted The Starry Night?Multiple choice

05Your resultStatement

When to use this template

A weekly office or Slack-channel trivia round with a 75-point champion threshold
A teacher running a low-stakes knowledge check where students see their score immediately
A pub or community group qualifying teams before a live trivia night
A marketing team using a scored quiz as interactive content in a newsletter

Tips to get more from it

Scoring lives on each question's options: the correct answer carries 25 points and is flagged as correct, feeding both the {{score}} variable and the right/wrong recap. When you write your own questions, set the points and correct option on each one.
The results statement renders {{score}} live — players see "You scored 75 out of 100" before submitting. Change the points per question and update this copy's total to match.
Variables are enabled in the form's settings with score starting at 0; if you duplicate questions, the new ones inherit the pattern, so a 10-question quiz is just six more copies with fresh content.
A progress bar is on by default, which matters in quizzes — people finish when they can see the end.

Questions people ask

Do quiz takers see which answers they got right?

Yes — correct options are marked on each question, powering a right/wrong recap, and the score total displays on the results screen via the {{score}} variable.

Can I change the questions and point values?

Completely. Every question is editable, and each option's point value and correct flag are set in the field editor — the scoring recalculates from whatever you configure.

Can I use this for a graded class quiz?

It works well for low-stakes checks: scores are recorded with each response and export as CSV. Note there is no timer or anti-cheating enforcement — the welcome screen's "no googling — we trust you" is the honor system in writing.