Quiz board
A quiz board review game from any quiz
Your questions go on a board of columns and point values. Students pick a square, answer the question and watch their points add up.
- Up to 30 questions on one board
- Every answer graded
- Free for teachers
What is the quiz board?
The quiz board is Edform's Jeopardy-style review game. Your quiz is laid out as a board: columns of questions worth 100, 200, 300 points and up. Students choose a column and a value, answer the question in the normal question player and collect the points for right answers. The board holds up to 30 questions of any type. Students play it on their own devices as homework or in a live game, and every answer is graded as usual. For a whole-class version on one screen, use the tiles board in the team game.
How to play a quiz board
- 1
Pick a quiz
Any quiz with at least three questions works, with any mix of question types.
- 2
Choose Quiz board
Give the quiz as homework or open a live game, then choose Quiz board under How students answer.
- 3
Review with the results
Students clear the board; you see who knows what and which questions need another look.
Try it yourself
Play a game made from a quiz
Same questions, different games. Pick one and play.
All cards face up: tap a question, then its answer.
8 pairs in this test
Pick a square, answer, score
Students choose any square in any order. Right answers add the square's points to their total, and the board keeps the score.
- Columns of up to five questions
- Values from 100 points up
- Points for right answers only
Prefer one screen? Play it in teams
For a game-show feel at the front of the room, the team game puts numbered tiles with points on the projector. Teams take turns, you show the answer and give the points.
- 2–6 teams
- No student devices
- Surprises like double points and steal
Results like any quiz
Board points are for the game. In your report, each student gets a normal score and each question a percentage correct.
- Scores per student
- Percentage correct per question
- Download as CSV
A review game without the prep
Every question type
Choice, matching, ordering, gaps and numbers all go on the board — not just multiple choice.
Points that motivate
Board points reward right answers, while your report keeps the normal quiz score.
Homework or live
Send it home as homework or run it as a live game with the ranking on your screen.
Teams on their own devices
In a live game choose In teams, and every student's progress helps their team.
No peeking
Right answers stay on Edform's servers until students answer.
Play it again differently
The same quiz also plays as an escape room, a board game or a crossword.
Teachers use it for
- 01
Test review day
Every topic of the unit on one board.
- 02
Homework with a twist
The usual practice questions, picked in any order like a game show.
- 03
Facts and vocabulary
Quick recall questions that are fun to collect points for.
- 04
Whole-class finale
End the unit with the team game's tiles board on the projector.
Explore more
- Team quiz gameOne screen, no student devices, 2–6 teams
- Game modes27 ways to play the same questions
- Escape room makerTurn a quiz into a digital escape room
- Classroom gamesLive quiz, race, team and arcade review games
- Jeopardy-style review gameA review game board with 5 categories and 25 questions worth 100 to 500 points.
- Test prepPractice tests, flashcards and review games before exams
Frequently asked questions
How do I make a quiz board?
Open a quiz, give it as homework or open a live game, and choose Quiz board under How students answer. Edform lays out the board from your questions.
Can the whole class play on one screen?
Yes, with the team game: pick the Tiles board, set 2 to 6 teams and play on the projector with no student devices.
How many questions fit on the board?
Up to 30. If your quiz has more, the rest are answered as a classic test after the board.
Do board points change the grade?
No. Board points are part of the game. Every answer is graded like a normal quiz answer in your report.
Can AI help me write the questions?
Yes. The AI quiz generator drafts questions from a topic, a text or a video. Save them as a quiz and choose Quiz board.
Is it free, and how long does it take to make?
It's free for teachers, and there's nothing extra to build: once you have a quiz, the board is ready as soon as you choose Quiz board. No quiz yet? Let AI draft one, or copy one from the community library.
Turn your next review into a quiz board
Free for teachers. Pick a quiz, choose Quiz board, share the code.
- Free for teachers
- No credit card
- Works on any device