What are good Kahoot questions?

Good Kahoot questions have one clearly right answer, read in a few seconds and come with three wrong options that sound possible. Stick to settled facts rather than numbers that change every year, and start with an easy one so everybody scores early.

What are some funny Kahoot questions to ask?

Odd-but-true facts work best, because the laugh comes from the answer, not from a joke at someone's expense. Try the funny animal set and the odd but true set on this page, or our funny multiple choice questions for more.

What are good Kahoot topics?

The 12 sets here cover the topics that play well with any group: animals, food, geography, science, spelling, movies, music, sports, history, work life and the holidays. For a team game, add one round about your own company or industry.

How many characters can a Kahoot question have?

Kahoot's help center says a Quiz question can be up to 120 characters and each answer up to 75. Every question on this page fits those limits, so nothing gets cut off when you paste it in.

How many players can join a free Kahoot?

Kahoot's help center says free accounts are usually capped at 10 to 40 players, depending on the account type, and a free business account limits games you create to 3 players. Limits change, so check its participant page before a big game.

How do I import questions into Kahoot from a spreadsheet?

Download Kahoot's template, paste in your rows, save it as an .xlsx file, then in the kahoot creator click Add, Import and Import spreadsheet. Only standard Quiz questions import. The copy buttons on this page give you rows in the template's column order.

What are good Kahoot questions about yourself?

Send a short, optional form a few days before, then turn the answers into Quiz questions with four teammates' names as the options. Our Kahoot alternatives guide has 20 ready prompts for questions about the team.

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120 Kahoot questions with answers, ready to import

Twelve topic sets of ten, each with four options and the answer marked. Every one fits a free Kahoot Quiz and copies straight into the import sheet.

KraftyLab TeamUpdated Oct 202614 min read

Coworkers with phones in hand laugh around a conference table as a teammate reveals a quiz answer on the screen.

These 120 Kahoot questions are built for the person who has to make the game ten minutes before the meeting. Each one has four options and one right answer, stays under Kahoot’s 120 and 75 character limits, and uses only settled facts we checked, so nobody argues with the host. Pick a set, press copy, paste it into Kahoot’s spreadsheet template and import.

Kahoot features that matter

What a free account can and can't do, from Kahoot's own help center as of October 2026.

Free question types:: Quiz and True or false need no upgrade. Type Answer, Puzzle, Slider, Pin answer, Poll and the rest are marked as needing certain plans.
Quiz limits:: Questions up to 120 characters, answers up to 75, two to four answers (five or six on certain plans), timer from 5 seconds to 4 minutes.
Scoring:: Up to 1,000 points a question (or 0 or 2,000). Faster right answers score more, and anything under half a second gets full points.
Turning off speed:: Live games always score speed unless you switch on Accuracy mode, which scores right answers only.
Free player limits:: Usually 10 to 40 players, depending on the account type. A free business account caps games you build at 3 players.
Spreadsheet import:: Standard Quiz questions only, from Kahoot's .xlsx template, with time limits of 5, 10, 20, 30, 60 or 120 seconds.

Sources: Kahoot’s help pages on question types, points, player limits and spreadsheet import. Plans change, so check there before a big game. Kahoot! is a trademark of Kahoot! ASA; KraftyLab isn’t affiliated with it.

Free plan too small for your team? Our Kahoot alternatives guide compares 12 quiz tools.

120 Kahoot questions in 12 topic sets

Each set is one ten-question kahoot. The copy button gives you its ten rows in the import template's column order: question, four answers, time limit and the right answer's number.

1. Funny animal questions

Odd animal facts with one right answer. The wrong options are there for the laugh.

1. Researchers found that wild crows can do what with people who once caught them?
1. A. Recognize their faces for years
2. B. Copy their voices exactly
3. C. Follow them home
4. D. Forget them by the next day
Show the answer
A. Recognize their faces for years (A University of Washington study had crows scolding a masked trapper years later.)
2. A tiger's stripes are not only in its fur. Where else can you see them?
1. A. On its tongue
2. B. On its skin
3. C. On its claws
4. D. Nowhere else
Show the answer
B. On its skin
3. African wild dogs vote on whether the pack should go hunting. How do they cast a vote?
1. A. By howling
2. B. By sneezing
3. C. By wagging their tails
4. D. By lying down
Show the answer
B. By sneezing (A 2017 study found more sneezes made a hunt more likely to start.)
4. What do gentoo penguins collect, and sometimes steal from the neighbors, to build their nests?
1. A. Feathers
2. B. Seaweed
3. C. Pebbles
4. D. Fish bones
Show the answer
C. Pebbles
5. What color is a giraffe's tongue?
1. A. Pink
2. B. Bright red
3. C. Dark purple-blue
4. D. Yellow
Show the answer
C. Dark purple-blue
6. Sloths crawl slowly through the trees. What surprising skill do they show in water?
1. A. They swim well
2. B. They float on their backs asleep
3. C. They catch fish
4. D. They walk on the riverbed
Show the answer
A. They swim well
7. Which is the only mammal covered almost entirely in hard scales?
1. A. Anteater
2. B. Hedgehog
3. C. Porcupine
4. D. Pangolin
Show the answer
D. Pangolin
8. Which fish has taste buds all over its body, so it can taste with its skin?
1. A. Catfish
2. B. Goldfish
3. C. Tuna
4. D. Salmon
Show the answer
A. Catfish
9. How does a honeybee tell its hive where to find flowers?
1. A. It hums a tune
2. B. It does a waggle dance
3. C. It leaves a trail of wax
4. D. It flashes its wings
Show the answer
B. It does a waggle dance
10. The axolotl, the salamander that seems to smile, is native to lakes near which city?
1. A. Lima
2. B. Havana
3. C. Mexico City
4. D. Buenos Aires
Show the answer
C. Mexico City

2. Funny Kahoot questions: odd but true

Surprising general knowledge. Every answer is checkable, so nobody argues with the host.

11. What did John Glenn eat in 1962, the first food an American astronaut ate in space?
1. A. A peanut butter sandwich
2. B. Applesauce
3. C. Freeze-dried ice cream
4. D. A hot dog
Show the answer
B. Applesauce (He squeezed it from a tube on the Friendship 7 flight.)
12. Before he was Mr. Monopoly, what was the board game's mustached mascot called?
1. A. Mr. Moneybags
2. B. Rich Uncle Pennybags
3. C. Uncle Sam
4. D. Baron Boardwalk
Show the answer
B. Rich Uncle Pennybags
13. Which is wider: the dwarf planet Pluto, or the United States from coast to coast?
1. A. Pluto
2. B. The United States
3. C. They are exactly the same
4. D. It depends on the season
Show the answer
B. The United States (Pluto is about 2,380 km across; the lower 48 states span about 4,500 km.)
14. What are the tall black fur hats worn by guards at Buckingham Palace called?
1. A. Busbies
2. B. Top hats
3. C. Shakos
4. D. Bearskins
Show the answer
D. Bearskins
15. Which letter does not appear in the name of any US state?
1. A. J
2. B. X
3. C. Z
4. D. Q
Show the answer
D. Q (J is in New Jersey, X in New Mexico, Z in Arizona.)
16. Which country has more ancient pyramids than Egypt?
1. A. Morocco
2. B. Sudan
3. C. Libya
4. D. Greece
Show the answer
B. Sudan (Sudan has more than 200 Nubian pyramids; Egypt has about 120 to 140.)
17. Which is the only US state whose name has just one syllable?
1. A. Maine
2. B. Utah
3. C. Iowa
4. D. Ohio
Show the answer
A. Maine
18. Many TV channels use web addresses ending in .tv. Which country does that domain belong to?
1. A. Taiwan
2. B. Tunisia
3. C. Thailand
4. D. Tuvalu
Show the answer
D. Tuvalu (It is the country code of the Pacific island nation.)
19. Which number, written out in English, has its letters in alphabetical order?
1. A. Six
2. B. Forty
3. C. Eight
4. D. Ninety
Show the answer
B. Forty (F, O, R, T, Y.)
20. What does the eagle on Mexico's flag hold in its beak while it stands on a cactus?
1. A. A snake
2. B. A flower
3. C. A fish
4. D. An olive branch
Show the answer
A. A snake

3. Food

Where familiar foods really come from. No drinks round, so it works for every team.

21. Tapenade, the dip from Provence, is made mostly from which ingredient?
1. A. Olives
2. B. Chickpeas
3. C. Eggplant
4. D. Walnuts
Show the answer
A. Olives
22. Edamame, served steamed in the pod, are young versions of which bean?
1. A. Green beans
2. B. Fava beans
3. C. Soybeans
4. D. Lima beans
Show the answer
C. Soybeans
23. Shakshuka is a skillet dish of tomatoes and peppers cooked with what on top?
1. A. Melted cheese
2. B. Eggs
3. C. Breadcrumbs
4. D. Sliced potatoes
Show the answer
B. Eggs
24. The pasta name linguine means what in Italian?
1. A. Little strings
2. B. Little tongues
3. C. Little ribbons
4. D. Little worms
Show the answer
B. Little tongues
25. Translated into English, the dessert tiramisu tells you to do what?
1. A. Share it
2. B. Pick me up
3. C. Eat it cold
4. D. Save room
Show the answer
B. Pick me up
26. Corn Flakes were first made at what kind of place in Battle Creek, Michigan?
1. A. A school cafeteria
2. B. A health sanitarium
3. C. A train station
4. D. An army base
Show the answer
B. A health sanitarium
27. A croque monsieur is a French toasted sandwich of what?
1. A. Tuna and egg
2. B. Ham and cheese
3. C. Chicken and pesto
4. D. Smoked salmon
Show the answer
B. Ham and cheese
28. Tostones, a side dish across Latin America and the Caribbean, are fried slices of what?
1. A. Green plantains
2. B. Sweet potatoes
3. C. Yuca root
4. D. Zucchini
Show the answer
A. Green plantains
29. The croissant grew out of the kipferl, a crescent bread from which country?
1. A. Austria
2. B. France
3. C. Switzerland
4. D. Belgium
Show the answer
A. Austria
30. The bagel traces back to which country, where records in Krakow mention it in 1610?
1. A. Poland
2. B. Germany
3. C. Hungary
4. D. Russia
Show the answer
A. Poland

4. Geography

Maps, borders and landmarks. Show a map image on each question if your plan allows it.

31. The Matterhorn sits on the border between Switzerland and which country?
1. A. Austria
2. B. France
3. C. Germany
4. D. Italy
Show the answer
D. Italy
32. The Cliffs of Moher rise above the Atlantic Ocean in which country?
1. A. Ireland
2. B. Scotland
3. C. Iceland
4. D. Portugal
Show the answer
A. Ireland
33. Ha Long Bay, with its thousands of limestone islands, is in which country?
1. A. Thailand
2. B. Vietnam
3. C. Philippines
4. D. Indonesia
Show the answer
B. Vietnam
34. Iguazu Falls lies on the border of Argentina and which country?
1. A. Chile
2. B. Bolivia
3. C. Brazil
4. D. Uruguay
Show the answer
C. Brazil
35. The Everglades, the huge subtropical wetland, are in which US state?
1. A. Louisiana
2. B. Georgia
3. C. Texas
4. D. Florida
Show the answer
D. Florida
36. Most of the Atacama, one of the driest deserts on Earth, lies in which country?
1. A. Chile
2. B. Argentina
3. C. Brazil
4. D. Colombia
Show the answer
A. Chile
37. The ancient city of Petra, carved into rose-red cliffs, is in which country?
1. A. Egypt
2. B. Turkey
3. C. Jordan
4. D. Lebanon
Show the answer
C. Jordan
38. The Galapagos Islands, where Charles Darwin studied finches and tortoises, belong to which country?
1. A. Peru
2. B. Ecuador
3. C. Chile
4. D. Costa Rica
Show the answer
B. Ecuador
39. Which two countries share the longest international border in the world?
1. A. Canada and the United States
2. B. Russia and China
3. C. Argentina and Chile
4. D. India and China
Show the answer
A. Canada and the United States
40. Which country is completely surrounded by South Africa?
1. A. Namibia
2. B. Lesotho
3. C. Botswana
4. D. Zimbabwe
Show the answer
B. Lesotho

5. Science and space

Settled science only, with a few answers that surprise the confident.

41. What color does blue litmus paper turn when you dip it in an acid?
1. A. Green
2. B. Yellow
3. C. Red
4. D. Purple
Show the answer
C. Red
42. Which planet is named after the Roman god of the sea?
1. A. Neptune
2. B. Uranus
3. C. Mercury
4. D. Saturn
Show the answer
A. Neptune
43. What does a Geiger counter detect?
1. A. Earthquakes
2. B. Radiation
3. C. Wind speed
4. D. Magnetic north
Show the answer
B. Radiation
44. At what temperature do the Celsius and Fahrenheit scales show the same number?
1. A. 0 degrees
2. B. Minus 40 degrees
3. C. 100 degrees
4. D. Minus 273 degrees
Show the answer
B. Minus 40 degrees
45. Which organ in the human body makes insulin?
1. A. Liver
2. B. Kidney
3. C. Stomach
4. D. Pancreas
Show the answer
D. Pancreas
46. Sound travels fastest through which of these?
1. A. Air
2. B. Water
3. C. Steel
4. D. Outer space
Show the answer
C. Steel (Sound moves fastest through solids and not at all through a vacuum.)
47. Which particle in an atom has no electric charge?
1. A. Neutron
2. B. Proton
3. C. Electron
4. D. Ion
Show the answer
A. Neutron
48. What is the chemical name for ordinary table salt?
1. A. Calcium carbonate
2. B. Potassium nitrate
3. C. Sodium chloride
4. D. Magnesium sulfate
Show the answer
C. Sodium chloride
49. Titan, the only moon known to have lakes on its surface, orbits which planet?
1. A. Jupiter
2. B. Mars
3. C. Neptune
4. D. Saturn
Show the answer
D. Saturn (The lakes are liquid methane and ethane, not water.)
50. What is the science of weather and the atmosphere called?
1. A. Meteorology
2. B. Geology
3. C. Astronomy
4. D. Oceanography
Show the answer
A. Meteorology

6. Spelling: words everyone gets wrong

The office spelling bee. Each one gives a clue plus three common misspellings.

51. Which spelling is right for a person you work with?
1. A. Collegue
2. B. Colleage
3. C. Colleague
4. D. Coleague
Show the answer
C. Colleague
52. Keep the red and blue files in ... piles. Which spelling fills the gap?
1. A. Seperate
2. B. Separate
3. C. Separete
4. D. Seprate
Show the answer
B. Separate
53. The meeting is ... at noon, no doubt about it. Which spelling fills the gap?
1. A. Definately
2. B. Definitly
3. C. Defenitely
4. D. Definitely
Show the answer
D. Definitely
54. Which spelling is right for the work of keeping equipment running?
1. A. Maintenance
2. B. Maintainance
3. C. Maintenence
4. D. Maintanance
Show the answer
A. Maintenance
55. Which spelling is right for a firm promise that something will happen?
1. A. Garantee
2. B. Guarentee
3. C. Gaurantee
4. D. Guarantee
Show the answer
D. Guarantee
56. A reply-all typo can ... anyone. Which spelling fills the gap?
1. A. Embarass
2. B. Embarrass
3. C. Embaress
4. D. Emberrass
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B. Embarrass
57. Did you ... the package I mailed? Which spelling fills the gap?
1. A. Recieve
2. B. Receeve
3. C. Reiceve
4. D. Receive
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D. Receive
58. Which spelling is right for the chart that shows the days of the month?
1. A. Calender
2. B. Calandar
3. C. Calendar
4. D. Callendar
Show the answer
C. Calendar
59. Which spelling is right when you suggest a place to a friend?
1. A. Reccomend
2. B. Recommend
3. C. Recomend
4. D. Reccommend
Show the answer
B. Recommend
60. Which spelling is right for the pattern of beats in a piece of music?
1. A. Rythm
2. B. Rhythym
3. C. Rhythm
4. D. Rhthym
Show the answer
C. Rhythm

7. Movies, TV and books

Classics most people have seen or read, so the round never depends on this week's streaming chart.

61. In the Pixar film Ratatouille, what is the name of the rat who dreams of being a chef?
1. A. Remy
2. B. Emile
3. C. Gusteau
4. D. Linguini
Show the answer
A. Remy
62. In Roald Dahl's Matilda, who is the fearsome headmistress?
1. A. Miss Honey
2. B. Miss Trunchbull
3. C. Mrs. Wormwood
4. D. Miss Hardbroom
Show the answer
B. Miss Trunchbull
63. In Disney's Beauty and the Beast, what is the name of the candlestick?
1. A. Cogsworth
2. B. Chip
3. C. Lumiere
4. D. Babette
Show the answer
C. Lumiere
64. In Disney's Frozen, what is the name of the snowman who loves warm hugs?
1. A. Sven
2. B. Kristoff
3. C. Hans
4. D. Olaf
Show the answer
D. Olaf
65. In The Lion King, what is the name of Simba's father?
1. A. Scar
2. B. Rafiki
3. C. Zazu
4. D. Mufasa
Show the answer
D. Mufasa
66. What is the name of Harry Potter's snowy owl?
1. A. Errol
2. B. Hermes
3. C. Pigwidgeon
4. D. Hedwig
Show the answer
D. Hedwig
67. In Disney's Moana, which shape-shifting demigod joins her voyage?
1. A. Tamatoa
2. B. Maui
3. C. Te Ka
4. D. Heihei
Show the answer
B. Maui
68. In E. B. White's Charlotte's Web, what kind of animal is Charlotte?
1. A. A pig
2. B. A goose
3. C. A spider
4. D. A rat
Show the answer
C. A spider
69. In the US version of The Office, what kind of company is Dunder Mifflin?
1. A. An insurance company
2. B. A furniture company
3. C. A software company
4. D. A paper company
Show the answer
D. A paper company
70. In the 2009 Pixar film Up, what lifts Carl's house into the sky?
1. A. A hot air balloon
2. B. Thousands of balloons
3. C. A giant kite
4. D. A flock of birds
Show the answer
B. Thousands of balloons

8. Music

From orchestra basics to famous composers. No lyrics needed.

71. Which composer kept writing major works after he lost his hearing?
1. A. Ludwig van Beethoven
2. B. Johann Sebastian Bach
3. C. Frederic Chopin
4. D. Antonio Vivaldi
Show the answer
A. Ludwig van Beethoven
72. In sheet music, what does forte tell a musician to do?
1. A. Play slowly
2. B. Play softly
3. C. Play loudly
4. D. Repeat the line
Show the answer
C. Play loudly
73. Yo-Yo Ma is one of the world's best-known players of which instrument?
1. A. Violin
2. B. Piano
3. C. Cello
4. D. Guitar
Show the answer
C. Cello
74. Which is the largest instrument in the orchestra's string family?
1. A. Cello
2. B. Viola
3. C. Violin
4. D. Double bass
Show the answer
D. Double bass
75. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born in Salzburg, a city in which country today?
1. A. Germany
2. B. Austria
3. C. Switzerland
4. D. Italy
Show the answer
B. Austria
76. The saxophone is made of brass, but which instrument family does it belong to?
1. A. Woodwinds
2. B. Brass
3. C. Percussion
4. D. Strings
Show the answer
A. Woodwinds (It makes its sound with a reed, like a clarinet.)
77. Which is the highest of the standard singing voices?
1. A. Alto
2. B. Tenor
3. C. Soprano
4. D. Baritone
Show the answer
C. Soprano
78. The tune of Happy Birthday to You first appeared in an 1893 song with which title?
1. A. Good Morning to All
2. B. Many Happy Returns
3. C. A Song for Little Ones
4. D. Hello to You
Show the answer
A. Good Morning to All (Written by sisters Mildred and Patty Hill for a kindergarten class.)
79. Who composed Rhapsody in Blue, first performed in 1924?
1. A. Duke Ellington
2. B. Irving Berlin
3. C. Cole Porter
4. D. George Gershwin
Show the answer
D. George Gershwin
80. What does a metronome do?
1. A. Tunes a guitar
2. B. Keeps a steady beat
3. C. Records a song
4. D. Makes notes louder
Show the answer
B. Keeps a steady beat

9. Sports and games

Rules, scores and odd history, from the Olympics to the board game shelf.

81. In bowling, what is it called when your second ball knocks down every pin still standing?
1. A. A strike
2. B. A spare
3. C. A split
4. D. A gutter
Show the answer
B. A spare
82. Miss Scarlett and Colonel Mustard are suspects in which board game?
1. A. Monopoly
2. B. Clue
3. C. Risk
4. D. Scrabble
Show the answer
B. Clue (It is called Cluedo in the UK and many other countries.)
83. How many dots are there in total on a standard six-sided die?
1. A. 18
2. B. 20
3. C. 21
4. D. 24
Show the answer
C. 21
84. Which chess piece can jump over other pieces?
1. A. Knight
2. B. Bishop
3. C. Queen
4. D. Rook
Show the answer
A. Knight
85. In golf, what is the small peg you rest the ball on for your first shot called?
1. A. A pin
2. B. A spike
3. C. A tee
4. D. A cup
Show the answer
C. A tee
86. How long is an Olympic swimming pool?
1. A. 25 meters
2. B. 50 meters
3. C. 75 meters
4. D. 100 meters
Show the answer
B. 50 meters
87. How many dice do you roll in a turn of Yahtzee?
1. A. Two
2. B. Three
3. C. Four
4. D. Five
Show the answer
D. Five
88. In checkers, what happens to a piece that reaches the far side of the board?
1. A. It becomes a king
2. B. It leaves the game
3. C. It moves back to start
4. D. It scores a point
Show the answer
A. It becomes a king
89. In Scrabble, how many letter tiles does each player keep on their rack?
1. A. Five
2. B. Six
3. C. Seven
4. D. Eight
Show the answer
C. Seven
90. In which sport would you hang ten?
1. A. Skiing
2. B. Gymnastics
3. C. Surfing
4. D. Rock climbing
Show the answer
C. Surfing (It means riding with all ten toes over the front of a longboard.)

10. History and inventions

Famous firsts and how everyday things began.

91. Which of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World is still standing?
1. A. The Colossus of Rhodes
2. B. The Hanging Gardens of Babylon
3. C. The Lighthouse of Alexandria
4. D. The Great Pyramid of Giza
Show the answer
D. The Great Pyramid of Giza
92. What did the Wright brothers build and sell before their first airplane?
1. A. Bicycles
2. B. Clocks
3. C. Sewing machines
4. D. Cars
Show the answer
A. Bicycles
93. Cuneiform, one of the oldest writing systems, was usually pressed into what?
1. A. Papyrus scrolls
2. B. Clay tablets
3. C. Bamboo strips
4. D. Animal hides
Show the answer
B. Clay tablets
94. Mansa Musa, whose gold-laden trip through Cairo in 1324 became legend, ruled which empire?
1. A. The Mali Empire
2. B. The Ottoman Empire
3. C. The Songhai Empire
4. D. The Persian Empire
Show the answer
A. The Mali Empire
95. Which Mughal emperor built the Taj Mahal in memory of his wife?
1. A. Akbar
2. B. Babur
3. C. Shah Jahan
4. D. Aurangzeb
Show the answer
C. Shah Jahan
96. What were the long, narrow ships the Vikings sailed called?
1. A. Galleons
2. B. Longships
3. C. Junks
4. D. Triremes
Show the answer
B. Longships
97. Alfred Nobel, who founded the Nobel Prizes, made his fortune from which invention?
1. A. The steam engine
2. B. The telegraph
3. C. Rubber tires
4. D. Dynamite
Show the answer
D. Dynamite
98. The Terracotta Army was buried to guard the tomb of which ruler?
1. A. Qin Shi Huang
2. B. Kublai Khan
3. C. Genghis Khan
4. D. Emperor Meiji
Show the answer
A. Qin Shi Huang (China's first emperor, who died in 210 BC.)
99. The first Ferris wheel was built for the 1893 World's Fair in which city?
1. A. Paris
2. B. London
3. C. New York
4. D. Chicago
Show the answer
D. Chicago
100. Which famous Roman road ran south from Rome all the way to Brindisi?
1. A. Hadrian's Wall
2. B. The Appian Way
3. C. The Silk Road
4. D. The Great North Road
Show the answer
B. The Appian Way

11. Work and office life

Office-safe trivia about the tools everyone uses all day. The best round for an all-hands.

101. An engineer at which company created the Ctrl+Alt+Delete shortcut?
1. A. Apple
2. B. IBM
3. C. Microsoft
4. D. Intel
Show the answer
B. IBM (David Bradley added it to the IBM PC in 1981.)
102. In Excel, what is the small square at the corner of a selected cell that you drag to copy it down?
1. A. The fill handle
2. B. The anchor
3. C. The cell grip
4. D. The drag box
Show the answer
A. The fill handle
103. In a web address that starts with https, what does the S stand for?
1. A. Server
2. B. Secure
3. C. Site
4. D. Standard
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B. Secure
104. In a business case, what does ROI stand for?
1. A. Rate of income
2. B. Return on investment
3. C. Result of interest
4. D. Review of impact
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B. Return on investment
105. On Windows, which shortcut opens Task Manager directly?
1. A. Ctrl+Shift+Esc
2. B. Alt+F4
3. C. Ctrl+Alt+T
4. D. Windows+D
Show the answer
A. Ctrl+Shift+Esc
106. On Windows, what does Alt+Tab do?
1. A. Closes the window
2. B. Switches between open windows
3. C. Opens a new tab
4. D. Locks the screen
Show the answer
B. Switches between open windows
107. Since Word 2007, what file extension does a standard Word document use?
1. A. .txt
2. B. .pdf
3. C. .rtf
4. D. .docx
Show the answer
D. .docx
108. In an office, what is a hot desk?
1. A. A desk by the heater
2. B. A desk anyone can use, first come first served
3. C. The manager's desk
4. D. A desk for urgent tasks
Show the answer
B. A desk anyone can use, first come first served
109. In a work chat, what does BRB mean?
1. A. Be right back
2. B. Bring report by
3. C. Big room booked
4. D. Back running behind
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A. Be right back
110. In a spreadsheet, which column comes right after column Z?
1. A. Column ZA
2. B. Column A1
3. C. Column AA
4. D. Column Z1
Show the answer
C. Column AA

12. Holiday Kahoot questions: Halloween to New Year

One round for the season: Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year traditions, all fact, no faith questions.

111. Which NFL team has played at home on Thanksgiving almost every year since 1934?
1. A. Dallas Cowboys
2. B. Chicago Bears
3. C. Detroit Lions
4. D. Green Bay Packers
Show the answer
C. Detroit Lions
112. Candy corn was first sold under which name?
1. A. Harvest Drops
2. B. Chicken Feed
3. C. Sweet Kernels
4. D. Farmer's Gold
Show the answer
B. Chicken Feed
113. In the 1983 film A Christmas Story, what does Ralphie want more than anything?
1. A. A sled
2. B. A Red Ryder BB gun
3. C. A puppy
4. D. A train set
Show the answer
B. A Red Ryder BB gun
114. In the 1964 TV special Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Hermey the elf wants to be what?
1. A. A pilot
2. B. A baker
3. C. A singer
4. D. A dentist
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D. A dentist
115. The Nutcracker, the ballet many cities stage every December, has music by which composer?
1. A. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
2. B. Igor Stravinsky
3. C. Sergei Prokofiev
4. D. Johann Strauss II
Show the answer
A. Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
116. How many reindeer pull the sleigh in the 1823 poem A Visit from St. Nicholas?
1. A. Six
2. B. Eight
3. C. Nine
4. D. Twelve
Show the answer
B. Eight (Rudolph arrived more than a century later.)
117. In The Polar Express, what does the boy choose as the first gift of Christmas?
1. A. A sleigh bell
2. B. A snow globe
3. C. A golden ticket
4. D. A toy train
Show the answer
A. A sleigh bell
118. In the film Elf, which of these is NOT one of Buddy's four main food groups?
1. A. Candy canes
2. B. Gingerbread
3. C. Syrup
4. D. Candy corns
Show the answer
B. Gingerbread (His four are candy, candy canes, candy corns and syrup.)
119. Every December, the Swedish town of Gavle builds a giant straw version of which animal?
1. A. A reindeer
2. B. A horse
3. C. A goat
4. D. A moose
Show the answer
C. A goat
120. The first New Year's Eve ball drop in New York's Times Square happened in which year?
1. A. 1888
2. B. 1907
3. C. 1946
4. D. 1969
Show the answer
B. 1907

For a full themed game, see our Halloween trivia questions and Christmas trivia.

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How to import these questions into Kahoot

Five steps, as Kahoot's import help page describes them. Menu names can change, so check that page if a button has moved.

Get the template. Download Kahoot's official spreadsheet template from its import help page and open it in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers or LibreOffice.
Paste a set. Press a set's copy button below, click the first question cell (the example question under the headers) and paste. Each row fills the question, four answers, the time limit and the right answer's number. Paste a second set into the next empty row.
Save as .xlsx. In Google Sheets, use File, then Download, then Microsoft Excel.
Import it. In Kahoot, click Create, then Add in the left panel, then Import, and choose Import spreadsheet at the bottom.
Upload and check. Drop in the file. Kahoot flags any row it can't read, and you can fix it or skip it.

How to run a fun Kahoot at work

For a 10-minute meeting opener, play 10 to 15 questions on 20-second timers.
Start with an easy question so late joiners still score.
Mix two sets: one everyone knows, one with odd facts, so trivia buffs don't sweep it.
After the reveal, read out the one-line why where a question has one. It is half the fun.
Turn on double points for the last question to keep the leaderboard open.
Playing with remote and office people together? Share the host screen on the call so everyone sees the same question.

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