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5 Best Microsoft Teams Christmas Quizzes for an Awesome Party
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Updated onDecember 9, 2023
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First, there are no dedicated Microsoft Teams Christmas Quizzes, but there are plenty of funny questions and answers so you can make your quizzes or polls. There are plenty of interactive Christmas quiz ideas online, and we will show you some of them and how you can build some great ones.
Can you do Trivia on Microsoft Teams? Yes! Actually, there is aMicrosoft dedicated Trivia appyou can use on Teams. However, you can read below about creating a poll as an interactive quiz for Christmas.
How can I make a Microsoft Teams Interactive Christmas Quiz?
After everyone answers the questions, you can provide the correct answers, and everyone will know if they got it. However, this method has its downsides because in the end, you will only have a statistic, not the actual votes from the attendants.
Another viable way to create an unusual Christmas quiz is to create it on PowerPoint and share your screen with everyone. Microsoft has a greatChristmas quiz templatethat you may fill in and use, but you may also create your own from scratch.
You may alsocreate your quiz with Microsoft Formsand include it in Microsoft Teams. It’s a bit more complicated, but it will pay off.
Now that you know how to create a Christmas Quiz for Microsoft Teams, let’s see some great sets of questions.
What are the best Microsoft Teams Christmas Quizzes?
Parade Fun Christmas Trivia Questions– Great for teams
On the Parade website, we have found a great set with 50 Christmas-related trivia questions to choose from and entertain your family, friends, or colleagues on Teams.
The questions range from knowledge about beverages, traditions, stories, or events around Christmas.
Of course, only the right answer is provided, so you will have to fill in some wrong ones to make the quiz as fun or easy as you want.
⇒Get Parade Fun Christmas Trivia Questions
CountryLiving Christmas Quiz– Includes additional information
The CountryLiving Christmas Quiz has 61 holiday-related questions but also provides more information about the answer.
For instance, do you know whether the Santa’s reindeer are male or female? Apparently, they should all be female since the male raindeers shed their antlers before Christmas, and only the females still have them.
The questions and answers cover all the Christmas themes and traditions, so you will have lots to choose from when creating your quiz.
⇒Get CountryLiving Christmas Quiz
USA Today Christmas Quiz– Great quiz questions
Another great set with 60 questions comes from USA Today. Mostly, there are questions about popular movies and trivia.
However, you will also find questions about Christmas songs and traditions with a few sections about history.
If you have to entertain a film buff group, this is a great set of questions to integrate into your quiz.
⇒Get USA Today Christmas Quiz
Cosmopolitan Christmas Quiz– Great for everyone
You may also spice up your Teams party with the 65 Christmas questions from Cosmopolitan.
Unlike the others, the editors didn’t split the questions into different themes; they mix them all together in a complete holiday-themed set.
You will find all the great questions about elves, traditions, popular drinks, Santa, and more.
⇒Get Cosmopolitan Christmas Quiz
Beano– Multiple Christmas quiz ideas
Beano has hundreds of quizzes to enjoy and a dedicated page for Christmas quizzes.
You can play a few, and if you like any questions, you can get them for your poll on Microsoft Teams and share them with your friends, family or colleagues.
There is even a funny one testing you on how you decorate your home on Christmas, or the chemical formula of snow.
⇒Get Beano Christmas quizzes
Best Christmas Quizes on YouTube
Another way to share a Christmas quiz on Microsoft Teams is to open some great ones on YouTube and share your screen with all the participants. Some have great questions, and a short timer is added for people to answer before they provide the answer. Here are some of the best below:
While you’re creating quizzes, you might as well be also looking at our selection of thebest Teams Christmas backgrounds.
Christmas Quiz: Funny Questions & Answers
We left a set of Christmas funny questions and answers that you can use to either break the ice in the Teams meeting or add as a finishing touch.
That’s it! We hope that now you have all the information you need to create the best Microsoft Teams Christmas Quizzes. You can create them straight into Teams by using Polls or by sharing your screen.
We also have a selection of thebest quiz-making softwarethat might help you with that. You can also check out someparty ideas for the Microsoft Teams Christmas party.
You might also get some inspiration by playing thebest online trivia gamesand learning how to create them.
If interested, you can use any of the quizzes mentioned to prepare a set of questions to have a fun evening in anonline Christmas gathering on Zoom.
Do you have any other ideas? Share them with everyone in the comments section below.
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Claudiu Andone
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His abrupt interest in computers started when he saw the first Home Computer as a kid. However, his passion for Windows and everything related became obvious when he became a sys admin in a computer science high school.
With 14 years of experience in writing about everything there is to know about science and technology, Claudiu also likes rock music, chilling in the garden, and Star Wars. May the force be with you, always!
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Oldtimer in the tech and science press, with 14 years of experience in writing on everything there is to know about science, technology, and Microsoft
