Understanding Question Types and Features

The video tutorial by Lando Benino addresses the issue of monotonous teaching methods and introduces interactive learning through quizzes. It provides a detailed guide on creating and assigning quizzes using Quizizz, covering various question types and settings. The tutorial also demonstrates a live quiz session, emphasizing student engagement and feedback.

What is the main issue with traditional teaching methods as mentioned in the video?

• They are monotonous.

• They are too advanced.

• They are too short.

• They are too interactive.

What is the first step to access Quizizz?

• Visit a physical store.

• Call customer support.

• Download the app.

• Type quizizz.com in Google search.

Which email should you use to register on Quizizz?

• A friend's email.

• An email you will use consistently.

• Any random email.

• A temporary email.

What type of question allows students to select more than one answer?

• Open-ended

• Multiple-choice

• Fill in the blank

• Checkbox

Which question type is used to gather students' opinions?

• Fill in the blank

• Poll

• Checkbox

• Multiple-choice

What is the purpose of the 'open-ended' question type?

• To allow multiple correct answers.

• To gather students' opinions without right or wrong answers.

• To test students' speed.

• To have a single correct answer.

How can you make a quiz public on Quizizz?

• By not sharing it at all.

• By selecting 'public' in settings.

• By sharing it only with friends.

• By selecting 'private' in settings.

What feature allows students to retry questions they got wrong?

• Leaderboard

• Redemption

• General settings

• Power-ups

What should students do after completing the quiz to return to Zoom?

• Close their browser.

• Click the back button or select Zoom.

• Restart their computer.

• Log out of Quizizz.

What is the benefit of using Quizizz in a Zoom class?

• It shortens the class duration.

• It makes learning more engaging and interactive.

• It makes the class more monotonous.

• It reduces interaction.