Sentence examples for quizzing on from inspiring English sources

Hofstra's examples of "subtle hazing" include but aren't limited to deception, demerits, quizzing on meaningless information, name calling and requiring new members to refer to current members by titles such as Mr. or Miss.

Current efforts focus on increasing student compliance by emphasizing the potential benefit of quizzing on exam scores to the students prior to each quiz period.

McDaniel, Wildman, and Anderson examined the effects of unsupervised online quizzing on student performance in a Web-based undergraduate Brain and Behavior class (McDaniel et al., 2012).

Orr and Foster (2013) did a similar study in an introductory biology course for majors, examining the effects of frequent quizzing on student test performance.

Although the effectiveness of online quizzing on increasing exam performance has been studied in courses such as undergraduate social psychology (Johnson, 2009) and exercise physiology (Dobson, 2008), the effectiveness of this approach when utilized in an introductory (majors) biology course has not been well documented.

Instead there's just one subject he's quizzed on: the racial politics of London.

"[Joel] Campbell and Alex Iwobi," said the Frenchman when quizzed on his options.

Oh God, was I going to be quizzed on them?

Researchers Paul J.H. Schoemaker and J. Edward Russo gave computer executives quizzes on their industry.

There is the anticipation of what friend I will be quizzed on.

They present a portfolio and are quizzed on their willingness to live in a "cooperative environment".