A classroom quiz — from questions to results, no code
For teachers and parents: an interactive quiz that scores and remembers results. With the prompt, scoring, and lesson ideas.
A quiz is the fastest way to make a class interactive. Instead of the teacher asking out loud, every student answers on their own phone, gets a score instantly, and the teacher sees how everyone did. You can build all of it in one prep period — no code.
What we're building
- A series of multiple-choice questions
- Scoring and a grade at the end
- Remembering results (by name/class)
- Works on phone, tablet and computer
The prompt
Build a biology quiz for 6th grade.
QUESTIONS (8, each with 4 options, one correct):
1. Which organ pumps blood? (heart / lungs / liver / kidney)
2. ... (add your own)
FLOW:
• Student enters name and class, then starts.
• One question per screen, a progress bar.
• Correct answer — green + sound; wrong — red.
• At the end: score (e.g. 7/8), a grade and a message.
IMPORTANT:
• Results are stored in the database (nocodeon.db) by name and
class, so the teacher sees all answers.
• Works on mobile — big buttons, no tiny text.Why a database, not just a display
If the score only pops up on the student's screen, the teacher never sees it. nocodeon.dbstores every attempt — so on a separate screen (just for you) you have a list: who took it, how many correct, when. That's the difference between a “toy” and a real teaching tool.
Ideas to extend
- “Shuffle the question order each time” — against copying.
- “Add a 30-second timer per question.”
- “At the end show which questions were missed most.”
- “Also make a practice version that shows the correct answer right away.”
Share with the class
Publish the quiz and get a link — send it to the class group or show a QR code on the board. Students can even install it on their phone like an app, so it stays for practice at home too.