What is Quiz Hub?
Quiz Hub is an easy-to-use, interactive learning website. It features matching quiz games that help students build a broad foundation of knowledge across language arts, math, social studies, and science.

Which grade levels does Quiz Hub serve?
Quiz Hub provides quiz games for K-12 students – from Kindergarten letter recognition to molecular genetics for AP Biology.

Is Quiz Hub safe for children?
Yes. Quiz Hub is a safe, ad-free website that doesn't collect student data. Check out the Quiz Hub Privacy Policy.

Is Quiz Hub an assessment tool?
No. Quiz Hub is a collection of stress-free study games designed to help independent learners quickly review vocabulary, math, geography, history, and science facts – not just to prepare for a test, but because knowledge itself is empowering.

Is Quiz Hub a multiplayer quiz platform?
No. While Quiz Hub can be used for friendly competitions, it doesn't have a multiplayer game-show format.

Why are there no multiple choice questions on Quiz Hub?
There are no multiple choice questions because Quiz Hub is a learning playground, not a testing system. Multiple choice questions rely on distractors to mislead students. Students often remember the distractors, rather than the correct answers.

Why are there mostly matching quiz games on Quiz Hub?
Matching quizzes are highly effective for reviewing facts because they reflect how our brains store knowledge – as pairs of related ideas. They boost recall through active retrieval, encourage logical reasoning, cover groups of facts quickly, and provide instant feedback for self-correction. Well-designed matching quizzes can also link new facts with prior knowledge, highlight subtle differences between similar concepts, and reveal interdisciplinary connections.

What other types of quiz games are on Quiz Hub?
In addition to text matching quizzes (such as states and capitals), Quiz Hub includes pictures matching games (such as world flags, famous landmarks, and bird identification), map games (locating states and countries), quick typing challenges, and quiz games that require typing short answers (such as spelling words, fill-in-the-blank analogies, two-letter state codes, and chemical element symbols).

What quiz game topics are included on Quiz Hub?

• Language Arts: spelling, typing, antonyms, synonyms, homophones, commonly confused words, idioms, word roots, vocabulary, analogies, literary terms, famous authors, famous quotations, Greek mythology, Latin phrases, and world languages (basic French, German, and Spanish words).
• Math: arithmetic, fractions, decimals, measurement, geometry, ratios, percents, exponents, scientific notation, logarithms, probability, and algebra.
• Social Studies: geography, history, U.S. government, and world religions (Eastern Religions, Judaism, Christianity, Roman Catholicism, and Islam).
• Science: biology, Earth science, astronomy, physics, and chemistry.

Are the study games on Quiz Hub sorted by grade level?
Yes. Grades K-5 have their own webpages. Grades 6-12 are organized by subject pages with topics arranged in order of increasing complexity.

How do teachers use Quiz Hub in the classroom?
Teachers use Quiz Hub as a convenient supplementary resource to reinforce core concepts, review essential facts, and encourage self-directed learning. Its quick matching quiz games work well for warm-ups, learning stations, and independent study.

Does Quiz Hub support English learners?
Yes. The simple matching format with short sentences makes Quiz Hub especially helpful for ESL and ELL students who are working to improve their vocabulary and reading comprehension.

Can teachers create custom quizzes on Quiz Hub?
No. There are no user-generated quizzes. Quiz Hub provides carefully crafted, high-quality pre-made quizzes to ensure factual accuracy and overall consistency. However, teacher suggestions are always welcome!

Can teachers keep track of their students on Quiz Hub?
No. Quiz Hub is a staunch defender of student privacy and doesn't track users.

Do students have individual Quiz Hub accounts?
No. Each school or public library shares a single Quiz Hub account.

How is Quiz Hub funded?
Quiz Hub is an independent website solely funded by school and public library subscriptions. There are no ads or corporate sponsors.

How much is a Quiz Hub subscription?
A one-year school-wide Quiz Hub subscription is $2 per student with a $300 minimum. School district and public library discounts are available. There are no individual, family, or classroom memberships.

Can individuals and homeschool families use Quiz Hub?
Yes. There are several free quiz games on the homepage. The complete Quiz Hub is freely available to the public every Tuesday starting at 6:00 AM Eastern Time.

Can my school or public library preview Quiz Hub?
Yes. School administrators, librarians, and classroom teachers can request a one-month preview of Quiz Hub for their organization.

Who created Quiz Hub?
Quiz Hub was created by Dyann K. Schmidel, a former science teacher and K-12 instructional technology consultant with a Ph.D. in Biochemistry.

Is it Quiz Hub or QuizHub?
Quiz Hub is the business name registered in Onondaga County NY by its sole-proprietor Dyann K. Schmidel.

How long has Quiz Hub been online?
Quiz Hub has been evolving online at QuizHub.com since 2001. It has been actively maintained and regularly updated through August 2025.

How can I contact Quiz Hub?
You can contact Quiz Hub by emailing dyann@quizhub.com.