Run a classroom review game
Choose one question from a list and reveal its prepared answer when the host is ready. Keep questions and answers (optional) visible while you run a classroom review game, then review the selected question.
Choose one question from a list and reveal its prepared answer when the host is ready. Built for teachers, trainers, quiz hosts, and study groups, this tool keeps questions and answers (optional) visible and shows the selected question before you use it.
Designed to choose one question from a list and reveal its prepared answer when the host is ready, this tool applies question selection rules to questions and answers (optional) and presents the selected question for review.
Selection workflow
Choose one question from a list and reveal its prepared answer when the host is ready. Keep questions and answers (optional) visible while you run a classroom review game, then review the selected question.
For this case, set questions and answers (optional), then choose “Pick a question.” Check the selected question before sharing or putting the result into use.
The Random Question Picker result still needs organizer review. Questions and optional answers are supplied by the user. The tool does not check answers or grade responses.
Instructions
In Random Question Picker, start with questions: add one question per line; answers below are optional and can be revealed after a question is picked.
Configure questions and answers (optional). Add an answer for any question that should support a separate reveal after it is picked.
Choose “Pick a question.” The tool applies question selection rules and displays the selected question with any result notes.
Check the selected question against this limit: questions and optional answers are supplied by the user. If this Random Question Picker result fits the task, copy it and print it.
Troubleshooting
When: Random Question Picker has no usable questions, or an entry does not follow the format shown by that field.
Why: The tool needs valid questions and answers (optional) to produce the selected question.
Try: In Random Question Picker, add one question per line; answers below are optional and can be revealed after a question is picked; then pick a question again.
When: Questions and optional answers are supplied by the user.
Why: The tool evaluates questions and answers (optional), but it cannot assess context outside those controls.
Try: Check the selected question against this additional limit: the tool does not check answers or grade responses. Revise the visible settings in Random Question Picker when needed.
Trust
The tool applies question selection rules only to questions and answers (optional). Review those settings with the selected question; the tool does not check answers or grade responses.
The active inputs and selected question remain with the open task. Random 42 does not save Random Question Picker work as an online project; refreshing or closing the tool clears that active work.
Boundaries
Questions and optional answers are supplied by the user.
FAQ
For Random Question Picker, add one question per line; answers below are optional and can be revealed after a question is picked; each additional control explains the value or rule it accepts.
It applies question selection rules to questions and answers (optional), then displays the selected question with any result notes.
Review the selected question before every use. Questions and optional answers are supplied by the user. The tool does not check answers or grade responses.
No. Random Question Picker keeps its active inputs and selected question with the open task instead of creating a saved online project.
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