True or false game
True or false questions on the classroom screen: the class decides, then you reveal the answer and why.
Statement 1 of 12 · 0 points
The Sun is a star.
These are example questions. Type your own statements to make your game.
No statements yet. Write “statement | true” or “statement | false”, and an optional “| explanation”.
Free · no sign-up · works offline
Put it on a classroom screenCombine it with a timer, a noise meter and more on one board.True or false game — questions for the classroom, free
This true or false game puts one statement at a time on the classroom screen. The class decides — by a show of hands, standing up for true and sitting down for false, or with cards — and you press True or False to record the class’s answer, then the correct answer and a short explanation appear. Play the ready-made general-knowledge questions or type your own true or false questions, one per line, as “statement | true” or “statement | false” with an optional explanation. The game counts the points, shows the final score and shuffles the statements for the next round. It is a quick way to check facts and spark discussion about why a statement is false.
How to use it
- 1Use the example questions or type “statement | true / false | why”.
- 2Show a statement and let the class decide.
- 3Reveal the answer and the explanation, then go to the next one.
Ideas for your classroom
- Start a topic by finding out what the class already believes.
- Review facts before a test with an explanation for each answer.
- Run a movement break: stand up for true, sit down for false.
- Spark discussion: ask students to correct each false statement.
Every student answers on their own device
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Is the true or false game free? Do I need an account?
It’s free and needs no account. Your statements stay in your browser.
How do I write a true or false question?
One per line: the statement, a | sign, then true or false. Add another | and an explanation that appears with the answer.
Are there ready-made true or false questions?
Yes. The game starts with general-knowledge statements for kids so you can play at once; type your own to replace them.
How can the whole class answer at once?
Ask students to stand up for true and stay seated for false, show a thumbs up or down, or hold up two coloured cards — then press the class’s answer.
Can students answer on their own devices?
Yes, in Edform: true or false questions can be part of any quiz or live quiz game that students join with a code, with results for each student. Sign-up is free.
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