Hi, today there are many services for creating polls, and I want to tell you about the possibilities some of them  in creating and organizing testing, and about their advantages and disadvantages.

1. MyTestXPro 

With the help of the MyTestXPro program, it is possible to organize and conduct testing and exams in any educational institutions in order to identify the level of knowledge in any academic disciplines, as well as for training purposes.

With MyTestXPro, you can organize both local and network testing. You can perform testing without being connected to any network. During network testing, test results can be automatically transmitted over the network to the Log module, or they can be sent by email or to a web server on the Internet using the POST method. You can analyze the results collected using the log And create reports.

MyTestX works with ten types of tasks: single selection, multiple selection, ordering, matching, specifying the truth or falsity of statements, manual number entry, manual text entry, image location, letter transposition, filling gaps;

If you can't perform computer testing, you can quickly create and print a "paper test"from an electronic test. For easy distribution of tests among students, you can create "stand-alone tests" -programs that contain a single test and test module settings in a single executable exe file.

2. Google Forms

• you can create forms both in English and Russian;
• easy in usage 
• you both can see the statistics of all answers and an answers of one individual. 
• But you  can't use this service offline and there is a lack of design templates.

3. Socrative

Socrative allows teachers to develop their own quizzes or choose some of the standard quizzes for conducting classes. You can answer the quiz questions under your own name or anonymously, depending on the mode of use provided by the teacher. The app offers many different test options: in the form of questions that need to be answered "true" or "false", multiple-choice questions, and open-ended questions. If the quiz is not held anonymously, then each student is assigned a smartphone code, and at the end of the test, a summary table of results appears on the screen of the teacher's mobile device with correctly and incorrectly given answers, which are marked in green and red, respectively.

I did my own poll and here's the result :)