A quick geography warm-up before a lesson. A flags challenge for a lunchtime club. A capitals round for a small study group. Classroom Quizzes gives you a way to prepare a shared quiz and see how your group gets on.

Open My quizzes to return to a saved activity, or choose Create quiz to prepare another.

Three steps from idea to student link

1. Choose your quiz. Start with Capital Quiz or Flag Quiz. Give it a name, choose between 3 and 50 questions, and decide whether to use the optional 10-second question timer.
2. Add your players. Generate up to 10 fun player names, or enter your own display names, one per line. Nicknames work too; you don't need to enter students' full names.
3. Review and share. Check the setup, create the quiz, and copy the student join link.

Sign in to your CapQuiz account when preparing a quiz for sharing. Students don't need their own accounts: they open the link, select their assigned name, and press Start. Players in the same quiz receive the same question set.

Follow progress without collecting answer sheets

Open the separate live results link to see who has started, who has finished, and each player's score. Bookmark it to return to that quiz's results later, or open the quiz again from My quizzes.

You can keep up to three prepared quizzes at a time. Duplicate one to reuse its setup and player names for another round, with fresh progress.

Try a short round first

For a first session, choose five capitals questions and leave the timer off. Share the student link, then use the final scores as a starting point for a group discussion. Which capitals would everyone like to practise again?

Create your first Classroom Quiz, or explore the other geography games on CapQuiz.