Creating a Quiz in Google Forms

You could create quizzes in a document or on paper, but with Forms you can add question formats that are easier for the quiz-taker to complete and can be graded automatically.

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You should give your quiz a title but not a description.

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Google Forms has only one type of question.

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An effective multiple choice question has one right answer.

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For example, the questions: “What should the main character have done at the end of the story?” and “Was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor justified?” are not effective multiple choice questions.

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Phrase multiple choice questions so they end with a question mark, rather than a colon or a fill-in-the-blank.

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Keep all possible multiple choice answers around the same length and format, so no one answer doesn’t stand out from the rest.

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You don't need to insert a title and description before the section for instructions on answering the questions.

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Having the same type question format tests the quiz taker’s knowledge of different types of information and makes your quiz more challenging.

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When creating a true or false question, write a statement that is obviously true or false based on the material you are quizzing.

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