Free quiz library for teachers
Ready-made quizzes you can host live with your class in one click. No app for players, just a PIN.
Every quiz here is free to host. Pick one, press host, and your class joins with a PIN from any browser. No accounts and no installs for students. Each quiz shows every question up front so you can check the fit before you run it, and you can copy any quiz into your own account and edit it. Quizzes are contributed by the Sheelon team and by teachers, in 28+ subjects and 7 languages.
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378 quizzes · page 11 of 16Festivals & Celebrations Around the World
Fireworks, lanterns, colors, and parades! Travel the globe to discover how people celebrate their most joyful holidays and traditions.
Food Chains & Food Webs
Who eats whom? Follow energy from the sun to plants, plant-eaters, and hunters, and meet the decomposers that clean it all up.
Maps & Globes: Finding Your Way
North, south, east, west! Learn to read map symbols, use a compass rose, and find the equator in this map-skills adventure for young explorers.
Fairy Tales & Fables from Around the World
Once upon a time... Test how well you know beloved fairy tales and wise fables, from Cinderella's slipper to the tortoise who beat the hare.
Rivers & Mountains of the World
From the Nile to the Andes, tour Earth's greatest rivers and mountain ranges and learn how they shape the lands and people around them.
Famous Scientists Who Changed the World
Meet the curious minds behind big ideas: Einstein's relativity, Newton's gravity, Darwin's voyage, and more discoveries that shaped modern science.
Forces & Motion: Push, Pull and Gravity
Feel the pushes and pulls that move our world. Gravity, friction, inertia, and Newton's action-reaction law explained with everyday examples.
Light & Sound: Seeing and Hearing Science
How do rainbows form, and why can you hear an echo? Discover reflections, shadows, vibrations, and pitch in this hands-on physics quiz for elementary school.
Volcanoes & Earthquakes: Our Restless Earth
Why does the ground shake, and where does lava come from? Explore tectonic plates, eruptions, and the science behind our planet's most dramatic events.
Ancient Egypt: Pharaohs, Pyramids & the Nile
Travel back to the land of the pharaohs: mummies, hieroglyphs, mighty temples, and everyday life along the Nile. A core ancient-history quiz for middle school.
Chess Basics: Pieces, Moves & Checkmate
How does the knight jump? What is castling? Learn the pieces, their moves, and the road to checkmate in the world's most famous strategy game.
Recycling & Protecting the Planet
Reduce, reuse, recycle: which bin does it go in, how long does plastic really last, and what can kids do every day to help the Earth?
World Biomes: Deserts, Rainforests & Tundra
Travel from steamy rainforests to frozen tundra without leaving your seat. Learn what makes each biome unique and which animals call them home.
Roman Numerals: I, V, X and Beyond
Crack the code the Romans used for counting. From I to M, learn to read the numerals still found on clocks, chapters, and movie credits.
Nutrition & Healthy Eating
Which foods build muscles? Where does vitamin D come from? Learn what proteins, carbs, vitamins, and water each do for your growing body.
Money Basics & Smart Saving
Needs versus wants, saving versus spending, and what a bank actually does with your money. First steps in financial literacy for young students.
Day, Night & the Seasons
Why is it dark at night? Why is summer warm? Discover how Earth's spin and tilt create days, years, and the four seasons.
Famous Paintings & Artists
The Mona Lisa's smile, Van Gogh's swirling stars, and the colors hiding inside green. A tour of the world's most famous art for curious students.
Musical Instruments & the Orchestra
Strings, brass, woodwind, and percussion: meet the instrument families, count the piano's keys, and learn which composer kept writing music after losing his hearing.
Video Games: From Arcades to Minecraft
Who created Mario? Where was Tetris born? A fun tour through video game history, from the first arcade machines to the block worlds of Minecraft.
How the Internet Works
What is an IP address? What does a router do? Follow your data as it travels through cables under the ocean and learn who invented the World Wide Web.
Python Programming Basics
print(), loops, lists, and a language named after a comedy show. Check your grasp of Python fundamentals with this beginner-friendly coding quiz.
Ocean Animals: Life Under the Waves
Dive down to meet whales, octopuses, seahorses, and sharks. Discover which sea creatures breathe air, who builds coral reefs, and who carries the babies in a seahorse family.
Germs & Staying Healthy
Why do we wash our hands? What do vaccines do? Learn how germs spread, how your body fights back, and the simple habits that keep you healthy.
Common questions
Are these quizzes really free to use?
Yes. Every quiz in the library is free to host with your class. You don't need a paid plan to run a live game, and up to 50 players can join for free.
Do my students need an account?
No. Players just enter the game PIN from any browser. No app to install, no sign-up, and no email address needed.
Can I edit a quiz from the library?
Yes. Create a free Sheelon account, then use “Edit a copy” on any quiz page to save your own editable version with your own questions and timing.
Which languages are available?
The library includes quizzes in 7 languages, contributed by the Sheelon team and by teachers around the world.
Can I assign a quiz as homework?
Yes, with a free account. Open any quiz and choose “Assign as homework” to send it to students as a self-paced assignment.