Online Trivia Quiz Template with Scoring

A three-question trivia quiz that scores each answer and shows players their result on one of two endings. Swap in your own questions for classrooms, team events, or online contests.

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A short trivia quiz is an easy way to warm up a class, open a team meeting, or keep an online audience engaged between sessions. This template starts with a welcome page and then asks three multiple choice questions, one per page, covering geography and animal facts.

Every correct answer adds 10 points to a running score. When the last question is answered, the quiz checks the total and sends players to one of two endings: a congratulations screen for strong scores and a try-again screen for lower ones. Both endings display the player's score out of 30, so people know exactly how they did.

The sample questions are lighthearted on purpose, but the structure works for any topic. Replace the questions and options with your own, point the scoring rules at the right answers, and adjust the pass mark to match how hard you want the quiz to be.

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Frequently asked questions

How does the scoring work?

Each question has one correct option, and choosing it adds 10 points to the score. The score starts at zero, so three correct answers give a maximum of 30. Wrong answers add nothing.

What decides which ending a player sees?

After the final question, players with more than 15 points see the congratulations ending and players below 15 see the try-again ending. With 10 points per question, two or three correct answers count as a pass.

Can I add more questions?

Yes. Add a new multiple choice question, then create a scoring rule that adds points when the correct option is picked. Update the maximum score shown on the endings and the pass mark so the results still make sense.

Is this quiz suitable for classrooms?

It works well as a quick review at the start or end of a lesson. Teachers can replace the sample questions with topic-specific ones and share the link with students, who see their score as soon as they finish.

Can players see their score?

Yes. Both endings show the player's total out of 30 right after the last question. That gives instant feedback without anyone grading answers by hand.

How can I use it at a virtual event?

Share the quiz link in your event chat or on screen between sessions. Because each question appears on its own page, the quiz is easy to complete on a phone, and you can review the submissions afterwards to see how the group did.

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