Quiz Examples & Templates
Quiz Examples to help you create amazing quizzes
In today's digital age, content is released at an unprecedented rate. However, much of this content often fails to leave a lasting impact. Enter interactive content—particularly quizzes—which offers a fresh breath in an otherwise saturated market.
Quizzes have emerged as a favorite in the realm of interactive content. Beyond their entertaining appeal, they present a golden opportunity to gather valuable information from your audience, whether it's their email addresses or other personal details. Eager to boost your sales or expand your subscriber list? Quizzes are your secret weapon!
Join us as we delve into 25 captivating quiz examples that promise to elevate your content strategy. Dive into the quiz that sparks your curiosity!
Copy and modify any of the examples below to instantly create a quiz and add your own touch or see step by step instructions on how to make a quiz.
- What kind of customer experience does your business offer?
- Which Game of Thrones Character are you?
- How good is your sleep hygiene?
- Capital Cities Quiz
- Will I be a Millionaire Quiz?
- Soldier Poet King Quiz
- Past life quiz
- What is my love language quiz?
- Stranger Things Ultimate Trivia Quiz
- Harry Potter House Quiz
- Am I in Love?
- NBA Trivia
- Taylor Swift Ultimate Fan Quiz
- Which College Should I go to quiz?
- Do I have anxiety quiz?
- Am I Emo?
- Which Political Party should I follow?
- Am I an Alcoholic Quiz
- Am I introverted or extroverted?
- What is my skin type
- Ultimate Star Wars Trivia Quiz
- Do I have depression?
- Am I toxic?
- What kind of car should I buy?
- Whats my aesthetic?
- Does she like me?
- What is my leadership style?
- Feminine Archetypes Quiz
- Am I a narcissist
- What is my trauma response type?
What are some good questions for a quiz?
The design of your quiz trivia questions should closely align with its primary objective. Here are guidelines and examples for two different quiz types:
Personality-Type Quiz:
Objective: To categorize participants based on their traits or preferences.
Guideline: Questions should be introspective and capture varying aspects of one's personality.
Examples:Trivia Quiz:
Objective: To test participants' knowledge on a range of topics or specific subject.
Guideline: Questions should be factual with clear right or wrong answers.
Examples:In both cases, it's crucial that questions are clear, unbiased, and crafted to serve the quiz's main goal. Always ensure the tone and difficulty of the questions are appropriate for the intended audience
Personality Quizzes Still Dominate
Quizzes which reveal insight into ourselves are still the most successful when it comes to virality, lead generation and general engagement. What is a personality quiz? They're quizzes which provide a type/outcome based upon how you answer questions. They're similar to old fashioned personality tests in that they attempt to provide some insight or reflection which educates the quiz taker about themselves.
But Trivia Quizzes are on the Rise
While personality quizzes still outperformed trivia quizzes the most popular test over the last year was a quiz which assessed your knowledge of Corona Virus conducted by Unicef. It hasn't only been online educators utilizing quizzing platforms over the last few year. Pub quizzes, sporting trivia and general knowledge quizzes have all experienced huge growth.
BuzzFeed Quizzes are Dead
The age of hugely popular 'Which potato are you' quizzes finally appears to be over, thankfully. Facebook took the lead and adjusted their algorithm to remove these kind of quizzes from everyones feeds. Now quiz creators have to resort to good old fashioned creativity and genuinely helpful quizzes.
Quiz Titles are still hugely important
Great quizzes all have one thing in common, great titles. It doesn't matter how engaging, useful and insightful your quiz is if you have a title which doesn't spark curiosity. Great titles challenge the viewer with words like 'actually' or share stats on how many people fail. Great titles let the quiz taker know what to expect in their results.
How Many Questions Should My Quiz Have?
Quizzes work so well because they're more entertaining than forms and tests, so don't turn your quiz into a form or test. Keep it fun, short and conversational. Unless you really have to keep your quiz to less than 10 questions.
Use this Trick in your Quiz
Imagine you're going to ask your quiz takers what their favorite meal is and you have 6 possible answers. Now imagine each of those answers are beautiful mouth watering pictures of expertly photographed meals. The reward centers in your quiz takers brains will light up like christmas trees and you'll see a huge jump in completion rates.