Tiny funny exams!

Hellooo! I'm back with another website (also an application) which is named Kahoot. Kahoot makes test questions funnier. .You can write your questions and choices and share it with your student by giving them a game PIN which belongs to your test. You can also create surveys and jumbles. I believe it's better than giving them a paper. Because students can see scores and compete, they will be more motivated to do the test.
Here my test which I prepared for 6th grade "yummy breakfast" unit. you click and check it.
https://create.kahoot.it/share/6th-grade-yummy-breakfast/314db929-424c-4c48-92e4-f302e47d33b8

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