Quiz blocks overview

There are 10 quiz blocks you can add to a Riddle quiz: Single-select, Multi-select, Tap and find, Order it, Type the answer, Spot the difference, Flashcard, Typerush, Guess it, and Question Bank. You can combine as many of them as you like in a single quiz, and mix them with general blocks such as forms, text input, and prompts.

Quiz blocks at a glance

BlockWhat your audience doesBest for
Single-selectSelects exactly one answerClassic knowledge questions with one right answer
Multi-selectSelects one or more answersQuestions with several correct answers
Tap and findTaps hidden hotspots on an imageMaps, diagrams, and "find the object" questions
Order itPuts items into the correct orderTimelines, rankings, and sequences
Type the answerTypes one answer into a free text boxRecall instead of recognition, fill-in-the-blank
Spot the differenceFinds the differences between two imagesVisual attention challenges
FlashcardFlips cards at their own paceSelf-directed learning and revision
TyperushTypes as many answers as they can for one categoryFast, competitive category rounds
Guess itGuesses a person, place, or thing from a blurred image and cluesReveal-style guessing games
Question BankAnswers a random selection from a pre-built databaseKeeping a quiz fresh on every play

Every block below can carry its own image, GIF, video, or audio file, an optional hint, and answer explanations.

Single-select

Ask a question and let your audience select just one answer.

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Multi-select

Ask a question and let your audience select one or more answers.

multi-select block

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Tap and find

Upload an image and let your audience find the hidden hotspots.

tap and find block

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Order it

Let your audience put items in the correct order.

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Type the answer

Ask a question and let your audience type the answer in a free text box.

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Spot the difference

Upload two images and let your audience find the differences between them.

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Flashcard

Encourage self-directed learning with interactive flashcards.

flashcard block

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Typerush

Ask a categorical question and let your audience type as many answers as they can.

typerush block

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Guess it

Your audience guesses a person, place, or thing from a blurred image and clues.

guess it block

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Question Bank

Automatically show a random selection of questions from a pre-built database.

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Frequently asked questions

How many quiz blocks does Riddle offer?

Riddle offers 10 quiz blocks: Single-select, Multi-select, Tap and find, Order it, Type the answer, Spot the difference, Flashcard, Typerush, Guess it, and Question Bank. There is no limit on how many blocks a single quiz can contain.

Can I mix different block types in one quiz?

Yes. You can combine any of the 10 quiz blocks in a single quiz, in any order, and add general blocks like forms, personal details, text input, or prompts between them.

Which quiz block should I use for free text answers?

Use Type the answer when there is one correct answer your audience should recall, and Typerush when you ask a categorical question and want your audience to type as many answers as they can.

Which quiz blocks are image-based?

Tap and find (find hotspots in one image), Spot the difference (compare two images), and Guess it (identify a blurred image from clues) are built around images. Every other block can also show an image, GIF, video, or audio file.

Which quiz block is best for learning and revision?

The Flashcard block, which lets your audience work through cards at their own pace. Combine it with Remember users via cookies in the general settings so returning visitors continue at their next unanswered card.

How do I reuse the same questions across several quizzes?

Build a Question Bank once and add the Question Bank block to any quiz. It pulls a random selection of questions from that database, so each play can show different questions.

Can I change a block type after I have built it?

Yes, for some block types. Click the three dots next to the block title and choose CONVERT TO to keep the content you already wrote. See Convert blocks for which conversions are possible.