Template
A free review game template that beats a Jeopardy board
Skip the slow slides grid. Build a reusable class review game in minutes with AI generation, then host it live — every student answers at once on a synchronized 10‑second clock, and scoring is automatic.
Which of these is a noble gas?
- Free to host
- Build it with AI
- Students join by code
Why a live template beats a static Jeopardy board
A classic Jeopardy or slides board is a fixed grid: you type every clue into its own cell, drag boxes into place, click through categories by hand, and keep score on paper while one team answers at a time. It looks the part, but it is slow to build and slower to run — and you can only reuse it by rebuilding it.
What the class sees when the clock stops
Which of these is a noble gas?
Instead of a file you format cell by cell, the template is the build flow itself: generate or import a set of questions, host it live, and let the game run the clock and the scoring for you.
This is the moment a slides grid never reaches. Every student answered at once on the same 10-second countdown, the board reveals the answer the instant it ends, and the count of who got it right is already in — nothing read out, nothing marked by hand.
Build your review game in five steps
Here is the whole flow, from an empty set to a hosted class review. Nothing is downloaded and nothing is installed — it all happens in the browser and saves to your account for next time.
Start a new question set
Sign in as a host at qwizrush.com and open the editor. Hosting is free and browser-based — there is no app to install and nothing to download.
Fill it with AI or from Discover
Generate a batch of questions from a topic or unit title with the AI helper, or start from a ready-made set in Discover and make it your own — no dragging text boxes around a slide.
Edit and organise before saving
Review every question, fix wording, swap an answer, and group questions into named rounds. Mix multiple choice, first-letter and number questions, plus a music or word round to change the pace.
Host the live review game
Push each question to the class. Every player answers on their own device on a synchronized 10-second countdown, the answer is revealed, and the live leaderboard updates — with a timing bonus for fast correct answers.
Reuse and reshape it any time
Your set auto-saves to your account, so the same template is ready for the next unit. Duplicate it, swap in new questions, or publish it to Discover to share with another teacher.
What you get instead of a slides file
This is the same game you would run for a pub quiz or team-building night, tuned for the classroom: free to host, quick to build, and reusable across every unit.
Built in minutes, not an evening
AI generation fills a full set in a few clicks, or start from a ready-made set in Discover, so you skip the slow work of formatting a static Jeopardy board cell by cell.
Every student plays at once
There is no fixed player cap to host and no logins for players — the whole class joins with a short code on any device or the classroom board and answers together.
More than one question style
Blend multiple choice, first-letter and number questions with music and word rounds, so a review session never feels like the same slide five times over.
Automatic, fair scoring
Scoring and grading run on the server with a timing bonus for fast correct answers, so you never keep score by hand or argue over who buzzed first.
Reusable, not disposable
The set auto-saves to your account and can be duplicated, edited, or published to Discover and shared — one template that adapts to the next unit instead of a one-off board.
Big-screen ready
Put the question and live leaderboard on a projector, Chromecast, or classroom TV while students answer privately on their own screens.
Frequently asked questions
How is this better than a Jeopardy‑style slides board?
A static Jeopardy board is a fixed grid you build cell by cell and score by hand. Qwiz Rush lets you generate a whole set in minutes — or start from one already shared on Discover — has every student answer at once on their own device on a synchronized 10-second clock, and scores everyone automatically — so you spend the lesson reviewing, not refereeing.
Do I have to build the template from scratch?
No. You can generate questions from a topic or unit title with the AI helper, then edit everything before you save, or start from a ready-made set in Discover and make it your own. You can also duplicate a set you have already made and swap in new questions for the next unit.
Do students need accounts or an app to play?
No. Hosting is free and runs in any modern browser, and students join a live review game with a short code on any device — no app install, no logins, and no personal data collected from players by default.
Build your free review game template
Free to host. Generate or import your questions, then run a live review your whole class can join with a code.
- Free to host
- Players join by code
- No app to install