Embed a Free Bible Trivia Game on Your Church or School Website (Copy-Paste, No Plugin)

You can put a free, playable Bible trivia game on any website by pasting one block of HTML. There is no WordPress plugin to install, no account to create, and no ads inside the game. Copy this and paste it wherever your site lets you add custom HTML:

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Free Bible Trivia game by Faithful Kids

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That is the whole job. The rest of this page covers what the game contains, the exact clicks for WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Google Sites and plain HTML, how to embed trivia for one specific Bible story instead of the general game, and the honest answers to the questions people ask before pasting code from a stranger onto their church site.

You can play the game first to see what your visitors will get.

What the embedded game includes

• 100 questions in three difficulty levels: easy (ages 5 to 8), medium (ages 9 to 12), and hard (teens and adults), plus a mixed mode for family play.
• Ten-question rounds. A player picks a difficulty and gets ten random questions from that pool, so repeat plays are different.
• The verse behind every answer. Each question shows its Bible reference after the answer, so the game teaches rather than just tests.
• Scoring with streaks and a rank at the end of each round, from Brave Beginner up to Bible Master.
• No sign-up, no email, no ads. A visitor plays immediately.
• Phone-friendly. The game auto-resizes inside the frame; that is what the small script in the snippet does.
• Free for churches, schools, homeschool co-ops, and ministry blogs. The only thing we ask is the credit line under the game, which is included in the snippet.

The game is the same one at faithfulkids.app/bible-trivia, served from our site, so you never have to update anything. When we fix a question or add one, your embed updates with it.

How to add it, site by site

WordPress

There is no plugin, and you do not need one. WordPress has a built-in block for exactly this.

1. Open the page or post in the editor.
2. Click the + to add a block and search for Custom HTML.
3. Paste the snippet above into the block.
4. Click Preview in the block toolbar to see the game, then Update or Publish.

If your site uses the Classic editor instead of blocks, switch the editor tab from Visual to Text (or Code) and paste the snippet there. On WordPress.com, custom HTML embeds require a plan that allows custom code; on self-hosted WordPress it works on every plan.

Squarespace

1. Edit the page and click Add Block.
2. Choose Code.
3. Paste the snippet. Leave the block set to HTML, and uncheck "Display Source" if it is checked.
4. Save.

Squarespace's Code block is available on Business plans and above.

Wix

1. In the editor, click Add Elements, then Embed Code.
2. Choose Embed HTML (sometimes labelled "HTML iframe").
3. Paste the snippet into the box and click Update.
4. Drag the element to size. Give it at least 640 pixels of width and 800 of height so the game is not cramped; the auto-resize script adjusts the height after it loads.

Google Sites

1. Click Insert, then Embed.
2. Choose the Embed code tab (not "By URL").
3. Paste the snippet and click Next, then Insert.

Weebly, Webflow, Ghost, and plain HTML

Every one of these has an "Embed code" or "Custom HTML" element. Paste the snippet into it. On a plain HTML page, paste the snippet anywhere inside .

Embed trivia for one specific Bible story

If your lesson this week is Noah's Ark or the Christmas story, you can embed a shorter game with only questions about that story. Every story or topic on our site with ten or more trivia questions has its own embeddable version at:

``` https://faithfulkids.app/embed/trivia/ ```

Swap the src in the snippet above for one of these and change the id to match. A few ready to use:

Browse the full list of trivia sets, one per Bible book and holiday, on our Bible trivia for kids page. Each one that has a playable game shows the embed code under the game.

Printable version instead?

If you want paper rather than a screen, the same questions are available as a free Bible trivia PDF with answer keys, and there are printable Bible word searches for younger kids. No sign-up for any of them.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Bible trivia WordPress plugin?

You do not need one. WordPress's built-in Custom HTML block accepts the snippet above and the game runs inside it. A plugin would add code to your site that you then have to keep updated; the iframe puts nothing on your server. If you have seen quiz plugins that require you to type in every question, this is the alternative: the questions, scoring, and verse references are already done.

Can I use it in H5P, Moodle, or a school LMS?

Yes, anywhere that accepts an iframe. H5P has an "Iframe Embedder" content type; Moodle, Canvas, and Google Classroom all let you paste an iframe into a page or assignment. Use the snippet above, or just the