This is an example of a multiple choice question. Special lockdown edition: What day is it today?

• Mittwoch

• jeudi

• dydd Gwener

• Saturday

This is a checkbox question, where you can choose more than one answer. You can have photos or text. How many of these major food groups has Ceri eaten today?

• Twix

• KitKat

• Orange Club

• Mint Club

This is a gap fill question, where you need to type your answer:

The First Minister in Wales is called ____________________________ and he seems to be a bit more sensible than some other people who appear a lot on the telly at the moment.

This is the poll option. Another lockdown question: When would you like to go back to school?

• Soon

• In September

• When Gavin says

• When Kirsty says

• When the scientists say

This is an open-ended question. These are always ungraded. Over the lockdown, our geography department has set the pupils various programmes on global warming to watch, and the pupils respond to an open-ended question about the programme. How would you like to use this in MFL?

This is a multiple choice question with an audio recording. You can record up to 10 seconds of audio.

Which language is this?

• French

• Welsh

• English

• German

This is a multiple choice question with a photo. Who are these talented people?

• Berliner Symphoniker

• Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin

• Berliner Philharmoniker

• Radio-Symphonie-Orchester Berlin

Here's a multiple choice question with some near misses, to get the pupils thinking: J'ai _______ la plage avec ma famille.

• visite

• visiter

• visité

• visitér

Here's an example of a question, where no-one learns much at all.

Ich habe ________ gegessen // J'ai mangé ________

• Deutschland // la France

• den Tisch // la table

• das Rathaus // l'hôtel de ville

• Schokolade // du chocolat

Another poll to finish: Are you enjoying Quizizz?

• yes

• it's a waste of time

• it's great

• it's OK

• I never want to see it again