Guess the Drawing Quiz

30 doodles by real people. What is each one? Answers under every doodle and at the bottom.

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Want a doodle that draws itself?

In Guess the Doodle, a new doodle draws itself line by line every day. Guess it with as few lines as you can.

Play today’s doodleUnlimited doodles

How to run it with a group

  1. Give everyone paper, or have them use their phones.
  2. Press Big screen mode and show doodle 1. Give people a few seconds to write what they think it is.
  3. Go through all 30, then reveal the answers one by one. A point for each right answer.
  4. Ties? Play a round of Draw and Guess, where everyone draws on their own phone.

Answer key

Show all 30 answers
  1. butterfly
  2. tooth
  3. eiffel tower
  4. cookie
  5. dumbbell
  6. chair
  7. piano
  8. flower
  9. pencil
  10. bridge
  11. sun
  12. saw
  13. canoe
  14. bow tie
  15. cow
  16. mouth
  17. angel
  18. asparagus
  19. hockey stick
  20. cup
  21. drums
  22. leaf
  23. sword
  24. church
  25. rain
  26. scissors
  27. motorbike
  28. shorts
  29. penguin
  30. face

Where the drawings come from

Every doodle was drawn in under 20 seconds by someone playing Quick, Draw! by Google, which shared them for anyone to use (CC BY 4.0). We picked clear ones, and a person looked at each before it went in.

Frequently asked questions

How do I use this guess the drawing quiz?

Show the doodles one at a time and let everyone write down what they think each one is. Press Big screen mode for a projector or a TV, then reveal each answer when you are ready. Or play it alone on a phone and tap Show answer to check.

Is it good for kids and classrooms?

Yes. The doodles are everyday things (animals, food, objects and places), drawn by real people in under 20 seconds, and every one was looked at by a person before it went in. It works as a warm-up, a vocabulary game or an end-of-term quiz.

Where are the answers?

Under each doodle (tap Show answer) and all together in the answer key at the bottom of the page.

Where do the drawings come from?

From Quick, Draw!, a game by Google where people around the world drew things for a computer to guess. Google shared the drawings for anyone to use under a Creative Commons licence (CC BY 4.0).

Can I play more?

Yes. Guess the Doodle has a new doodle every day that draws itself line by line, and an unlimited mode with hundreds more.

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