How do I create a
vocabulary quiz?
Creating your own vocabulary quiz is quick and easy with Jotform’s drag-and-drop builder.
To start, sign in to your Jotform account and click Create Form. You can choose to create your quiz from scratch, pick a ready-made quiz template, or import an existing quiz. If you opt to create your own vocabulary quiz from scratch, you can choose either Classic Form or Card Form as your desired quiz layout.
Once you’ve picked your quiz layout, start customizing it with Jotform’s easy-to-use drag-and-drop builder. Include true/false questions, short answer questions, essay questions, multiple-choice questions, and more.
To personalize your quiz even further, choose fonts and colors, upload videos and images to go along with your questions, add multiple question types, and more, depending on your quiz requirements.
Free Vocabulary Quiz
Maker Templates
Never used Jotform’s vocabulary quiz maker before? Choose one of our free, ready-made quiz templates below — then make it your own with our drag-and-drop builder. No coding required.
Vocabulary Quiz
Spelling Quiz
Online Quiz
Form Fields
Maximize Engagement
Engage with your form users by adding different types of questions to your vocabulary quiz. With our drag-and-drop form builder, you can add single choice, multiple choice, and fill in the blank questions. You can also allow quiz takers to respond to questions by uploading images and videos.
Create Your QuizConditional Logic
Save Time with Smart Forms
Get instant feedback with Jotform’s smart forms. Add conditional logic to your quiz, show or hide fields, and calculate the quiz score to present to the user at the end of the quiz/exam.
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Analyze Your Data
Identify knowledge gaps by analyzing submission data from your quiz takers. Once you’ve gathered enough data, you can customize your quiz and create different learning levels based on your results.
Create Your QuizDrag and Drop
Form Fields
Create quizzes with different form fields — including single choice, multiple choice, and fill in the blank questions.
Email Notifications & Reminders
Keep track of new quiz submissions by setting up email notifications. You can also create reminder emails to nudge recipients to complete your quiz.
Form Analytics
Reveal critical insights and make the most of your quiz data with Jotform’s built-in form analytics feature.
Show or Hide Form Fields
Use conditional logic to tidy up your quiz with our show or hide form fields feature.
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Learn More About Vocabulary Quiz Maker
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How do I make a vocabulary quiz?
Start from scratch or choose one of our free, ready-made quiz templates — then drag and drop to add questions, form elements, widgets, integrations, and more.
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How do you create a multiple-choice question?
To create a multiple-choice question, simply drag and drop our Multiple Choice form element into your quiz. You can then add and define selection options in the configuration pane.
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What are the 5 vocabulary strategies?
These five vocabulary instruction strategies are helpful for elementary students:
- Word Detective: writing down new words they discover while reading on a sticky note.
- Semantic Maps: creating maps or webs to visually display meaning-based connections between a word or phrase.
- Word Wizard: a type of cooperative learning where each child is responsible for learning three new words to teach to the rest of the group.
- Concept Cube: a three-dimensional cube containing a target vocabulary word, a synonym, an antonym, a category, some essential characteristics of the word, and an example.
- Word Connect: finding the connection between two words written in the center of a Venn diagram
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What are the 4 stages of vocabulary knowledge?
The four stages of vocabulary knowledge are:
- Application: using words correctly
- Breadth: knowing multiple meanings of a word
- Precision: knowing when and when not to use a word
- Availability: applying the word in discussion and writing