Quizonator reads the question directly in your Blooket game, analyzes the options and shows a suggestion with a short explanation. It works in live games and homework, with multiple-choice, true/false and typed questions, in three modes.
Blooket is a game-based quiz platform used by teachers in schools around the world. Students join on play.blooket.com with the teacher’s game code, or open a homework link, and play in the browser.
Questions are woven into game modes such as Classic, Tower Defense and Fishing Frenzy. A teacher can host a live game for the whole class or assign one as homework that you play at your own pace.
Most questions are multiple choice, true/false or typed answers. A click sends the answer right away, and questions come back during the game. That is why Quizonator shows an explanation with every suggestion: you can judge the answer before you click.
The Chrome extension reads the question and the options as soon as they appear on screen. It matches options by their text, so shuffled answers are not a problem. Game screens such as fishing, the shop or the leaderboard are skipped.
Default keeps Blooket’s tile colors and adds a green frame with a ✓ plus an explanation under the question. Instant clicks the suggested answer or types it for you. Invisible leaves the screen unmarked until you click the question text.
After each answer Blooket shows the correct one. When the same question comes back, Quizonator marks the answer Blooket showed, without analyzing it again.
The game is added to the test history in your dashboard: game mode, score from your first answers, time and every question with its correct answer.
Blooket has no confirm button. In Default mode you decide what to click. In Instant mode Quizonator clicks the suggested answer for you.
Analyzing a new question takes a few seconds, so in a fast game the suggestion may arrive late. Questions that come back are marked right away.
A suggestion is not a guarantee. Read the explanation before you click: an answer sent in Blooket cannot be changed.
Sign-up takes a moment and needs no card. You get 20 answers to start.
Install Quizonator from the Chrome Web Store and sign in with the same account.
Go to the platform in a regular browser tab and start the mode you prefer.
Yes. Blooket is a new platform in Quizonator: the Chrome extension recognizes questions in live Blooket games and homework and shows a suggestion with an explanation next to each one.
Multiple choice, true/false and typed answers. When a question has several correct answers, Blooket accepts any of them and Quizonator marks every option it considers correct. An image in the question or an answer is analyzed too.
Live games hosted by your teacher, such as Classic, and homework, such as Fishing Frenzy or Tower Defense. The game is saved to your test history under its game mode, because Blooket does not show students the name of the question set.
Default, Instant and Invisible. The FREE plan includes Default mode; Instant and Invisible come with PRO and PRO+. Snapshot mode (PRO and PRO+) can analyze any part of the screen.
For now, Blooket is supported in the Chrome extension on a computer. Open the game in a regular Chrome tab.
Create a free account, add the extension to Chrome and join a game on play.blooket.com with your teacher’s code, or open a homework link. The FREE plan includes 20 answers to start, with no card required.
One account and one plan work on all of them.
20 answers to start. No card and no commitment.
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