Grid maker · For a class
Make a trivia grid for your class
Pick three row and three column categories from what you’re teaching; each square is where they cross. Students name one thing that fits both, and Jev, the AI judge, scores every answer out of 100, so you don’t need an answer key and more than one right answer counts.
Example: Class quiz: science
Rows: Planets, Chemical elements, Body organs. Columns: Red, Starts with M, Gas. Every square passed Jev’s check, so it can really be won.
| Red | Starts with M | Gas | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Planets | ? | ? | ? |
| Chemical elements | ? | ? | ? |
| Body organs | ? | ? | ? |
Example: Class quiz: geography
Rows: Countries in Europe, Countries in Asia, Countries in the Americas. Columns: Island, Red and white flag, Very large. Every square passed Jev’s check, so it can really be won.
| Island | Red and white flag | Very large | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Countries in Europe | ? | ? | ? |
| Countries in Asia | ? | ? | ? |
| Countries in the Americas | ? | ? | ? |
What makes a grid that works
- Topics everyone has studied work best: planets, elements, countries, body parts, famous books.
- Jev judges by general knowledge, not your class notes: “Words from week 3” or “Things Ms. Lee said” won’t pass.
- Students play on their phones or laptops from one link, with no accounts. Grids aren’t listed anywhere and nothing is ranked.
Making a grid takes a few minutes: type six categories and one example answer per square, and Jev checks that every square can be won (about 67/100 or more). Your examples stay private. Free, no signup.
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