Sentence examples for some quizzes from inspiring English sources

It begins with some quizzes to help you determine what you want to accomplish -- and what you don't.

Some quizzes had hidden themes – some eventually explicit (for example, those with links), some contained secret messages to friends, some had references that would only be recognised by, for example, a Guided By Voices fan.

Some Quizzes have name cards to tell you where to sit and they might have table numbers too.

In order for it to work, you have to know the topic of the question before it's asked, which in some quizzes is pre-announced.

If you search Quizilla a bit and take some quizzes with the same name, you will see that the questions and answers are mainly the same.

These are addressed to the narrator himself, in the manner an elderly relative might respond to some quizzing about a family legend.

The stockpile of useless general knowledge kicking around our brains that hasn't been tapped for some quiz or other is depleted, and the novelty of reading about bridges, medieval armour, binary etc is wearing off.

The straightforward-seeming question that can completely flummox: Who is the vice-president of the United States? 9 The Christmas Cracker Some quiz facts are just excellent jokes, and if you take the Christmas cracker approach to answering them you'll probably get there: What is the journal of the Magic Circle called? 10 What links.

(For the record, while all three test scores can be used like this, if we modify the formula, the Quiz and HW averages need to worked out in advance, adding up individual scores and dividing by 8 and 12 respectively. Appropriate adjustments can be made if some Quiz or HW scores are dropped).

Luckily, some quiz tools could help you create great-looking flash quizzes in minutes without programming skills.

Take some online quizzes, tests, surveys, or play some games.