Sentence examples for a pop quiz from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a pop quiz" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an unannounced or surprise test given to students, typically in an educational setting.
Example: "The teacher surprised us with a pop quiz on the reading material from last week."
Alternatives: "a surprise test" or "an impromptu quiz".

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Here's a pop quiz.

Don't worry — there won't be a pop quiz.

Luckily, McEwan wasn't in the mood to conduct a pop quiz.

A pop quiz: What's the largest U.S.-based international relief and development organization?

Once I almost touched his shoulder in the middle of a pop quiz".

All participants at the boot camp took a pop quiz in the middle of the sessions.

Order that, and the waiter says "Yeah!" as though you've just passed a pop quiz.

Bush's Big Test," as headline writers had it, was actually more like a pop quiz.

Now that many schools are back in session, a pop quiz seems in order.

I have been badgering Rudolph Giuliani to see me, so I could give him a pop quiz on Washington.

He put on a smart coat and tie, and decided to give the girls a pop quiz.

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