How to run a quiz in a Microsoft Teams meeting

Don't have the app yet? Add 123 Polls & Surveys to Microsoft Teams. Already have it? Open it in Teams.

You can run a quiz in a Teams meeting by adding Quiz questions in 123 Polls & Surveys. You mark the correct answers, people answer in Teams, and nobody sees which answers were right until you click Reveal results.

Make the quiz

1. Open 123 Polls & Surveys in your meeting and click Create from scratch. (Or use the Training check template.)
2. Type your question and set Question type to Quiz.
3. Type the answers and tick Correct answer on each right one. You can mark more than one.
4. Optional: fill in Answer explanation to explain the answer, and set Points.
5. Click Add another question for the next one.
6. Under When participants see results, choose Reveal manually.

Run it and reveal the answers

1. Click Run survey (or Run poll for a single question) and share it on the meeting screen or in the meeting chat.
2. Watch the answers come in. Participants can't see the correct answers yet, and the app doesn't send them to their device until you reveal.
3. Click Reveal results to show the results, the correct answers and your explanations.

Tips

• Before training, a Team pulse or Confidence check shows how ready people feel. Run the quiz after.
• Want names on the scores? Set Who can see names to show them to organizers and presenters, then download the Excel file afterwards. See downloading results.

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