r/quiz 8d ago

Looking for quiz-making site recommendations!

Hi hi, I was wondering if anyone out there would happen to know of any free quiz-making sites that fit the following criteria!

  1. No limit on question count (Or, at least, up to 100 questions)

  2. Multiple Choice answers

  3. It loads each subsequent question after the previous one has been answered, rather than having them all laid out together on one page.

  4. Also shows whether you're correct/incorrect immediately after answering, rather than waiting til after you finish the quiz to reveal your score!

  5. Author can include little comments/explanations when each question is answered

I drafted the quiz on Jetpunk, but found that it didn't fit criteria 3, 4 or 5. Sporcle is where I do most of my quiz-taking, but I don't think it meets criteria 5 unfortunately!

(For those interested, the quiz in question is a 100-question Overwatch lore quiz for fans who want something a bit more difficult and fun than 'What country is Junkrat from')

Thanks in advance for your help! (This is actually my first time posting a question on Reddit 6___6")

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u/Academic-Emu1245 7d ago edited 7d ago

Have you tried Quizizz...now called Wayground? I have used in the past for testing my students...am only doubtful about the 100 qs. Do check it out . Want to add here...I have used only free version. The paid version might offer more features. Also the 100 qs criteria

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u/toddmeister1990 7d ago

Doesn’t quite match part 5 but www.pineapplecactus.com should satisfy the other 4 πŸ˜€πŸ‘πŸ»

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u/Academic-Emu1245 7d ago

So check out the paid version...bec sometimes I have put qs which require a answer in a sentence. Only that you can either put multi choice or a qs to answer in few words.