So as I mentioned, I've seen my friend give me a tour of it and loved it and finally getting to it!!
Check out this feature to teleport individual questions from somebody elses quiz!
Click TELEPORT to see for yourself.
And after you type a quiz title to search, you see all those questions and all you have to do is click the red "+" you see in the lower right of the picture below on question 7 and it gets added to your quiz (notice 1-6 have already been added). Only pick the questions you want and then pick and select from another different quiz the specific questions you also want with just a one click each, it really is as easy as that! 
Notice the "red" on question 1 in the picture above, so I hovered over it and it happened to be an incomplete question, awesome, I'm glad it points that out cause on a written test when I make a mistake and print twenty copies, I also have to explain it at least ten times... See picture below for more details.
Next, I added a bunch of questions from other quizizz and added a picture of the town sign and clicked finish! see below.
The last thing I did is assign it as homework and it gives you a code. I suggest doing a print screen on this and save it in a folder for the students to find and do, for homework or in my case, I'll do it next computer class to see how it works myself!
I hope I've convinced you its easy enough for you to give it a try!
What a fantastic resource! I had never heard of it before and was eager to check it out. I think this will be a terrific resource to use for doing a daily quiz/exit ticket. What's more is that there is a feature which gives you the ability to open an instructor-paced lesson which allows the teacher to control the pace so that everyone moves through the questions at the same time. Otherwise, you can assign a student-paced lesson for homework or class work. The benefit for the students is that the user interface is very straightforward. Quizziz also has a feature allowing you to share progress with parents if you so choose. All in all, this seems like a fantastic tool for the math class. I am very glad that you have shared it, thanks!
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