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 9 of 16Positions and Tactics: How a Football Team Is Built
What a defensive midfielder actually does, why a 4-3-3 is not a 4-4-2, and where the false nine came from. A tactics quiz for players and coaches in training.
World Cup History: Every Tournament Tells a Story
From the first final in 1930 to the shocks, the comebacks and the records that followed. A history quiz disguised as a football quiz, ideal for a class warm-up.
Women's Football: Records, Stars and Record Crowds
From a banned sport a century ago to sold-out stadiums and record television audiences. Ten questions on the players, the teams and the tournaments driving the women's game.
The Champions League: Europe's Biggest Night
The anthem, the big-eared trophy and the clubs that keep coming back. Ten questions on the competition that decides the best team in Europe.
Football Clubs: Badges, Nicknames and Home Grounds
The Red Devils, the Old Lady, the Yellow Wall. Every big club has a nickname, a stadium and a story behind the badge. Match them up in ten questions.
Football Legends: The Greatest Players Ever
Pele, Maradona, Cruyff, Messi and the players whose names became shorthand for genius. Ten questions on the careers, the moments and the records that made them famous.
Football Rules: Do You Really Know the Laws of the Game?
Offside, back-passes, red cards and the penalty spot. Seventeen laws run the world's most popular sport, and most fans get at least one of these wrong. A quick classroom favourite for any age.
World Cup 2026: The Tournament That Changed Everything
Forty-eight teams, three host countries and a final that needed extra time. Test what you remember from the biggest World Cup ever played, from the group stage shocks to the trophy lift in New Jersey.
Landmarks of Asia & Africa
The Taj Mahal, Petra, Angkor Wat, and Table Mountain. Journey across two vast continents and their most striking places.
World Currencies & Trade
Yen, euros, and exchange rates. Learn which country uses which currency and how imports, exports, and trade connect the world.
Music Theory Basics: Notes, Scales & Rhythm
Read the staff, count the beats, and understand major and minor. The essential vocabulary every young musician needs.
Digital Citizenship: Being Good Online
Kindness, privacy, and a healthy digital footprint. How to treat others well online, protect your information, and handle problems safely.
Data & Graphs: Averages, Charts and Tables
Mean, median, mode, and range, plus how to pick the right chart. Statistics skills for reading the numbers you meet every day.
Time & Money Math for Daily Life
Read timetables, work out change, split a bill, and calculate how long a journey takes. Practical arithmetic for everyday problems.
Percentages & Discounts: Everyday Math
Sale prices, tips, and interest rates. Practice the percentage skills you actually use at the shop, the restaurant, and the bank.
Poetry Basics: Rhyme, Rhythm & Imagery
Similes, metaphors, stanzas, and haiku. Build the vocabulary you need to read and write poetry with confidence.
Shakespeare: Plays, Plots & Famous Lines
Tragedies, comedies, and the Globe Theatre. Test your knowledge of Shakespeare's most famous characters, plots, and quotations.
World Literature: Great Books & Their Authors
From Don Quixote to Things Fall Apart, match the world's most celebrated novels with the writers and countries that produced them.
Simple Machines: Levers, Pulleys & Ramps
Six simple machines do the heavy lifting behind almost every tool. Meet the lever, pulley, wheel and axle, inclined plane, wedge, and screw.
Energy & Heat: Conduction, Convection, Radiation
Energy never disappears, it just changes form. Follow heat as it travels through metal spoons, boiling water, and sunlight itself.
The Five Senses: How We Experience the World
Eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and skin. Find out how each sense collects information and sends it racing to the brain.
Genetics & Heredity: Why You Look Like Family
Genes, chromosomes, dominant and recessive traits, and Mendel's peas. An introduction to how characteristics pass from parents to children.
Cells & Microscopes: The Tiny World
Every living thing is built from cells. Peer through the microscope at nuclei, membranes, and the difference between plant and animal cells.
Weather & Climate: Reading the Sky
Clouds, fronts, hurricanes, and the difference between today's weather and a region's climate. Practical meteorology for middle-school science.
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.