Sentence examples for the quizzes from inspiring English sources
verb
To hoax; to chaff or mock with pretended seriousness of discourse; to make sport of, as by obscure questions.
"The quizzes aren't rocket science or anything.
On the bright side, the quizzes are fun.
Most enjoyable, however, are the quizzes contained within the app.
The quizzes are comprised of a series of questions about my so-called "friends".
If you've been taking the quizzes, you should do pretty well on this one.
And the Managers Are... Time's up; put down the pencils, turn in the quizzes.
"People would talk to each other" during the quizzes, she said.
The quizzes focus on mastering structural blocks, like relative pronouns or a particular class of nouns.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet On the bright side, the quizzes are fun.
He does the quizzes which have been running in the "Playbill" and the "Off-Broadway Showbill".
The quizzes had no bearing on the matching, and at this point they are half-hidden on the site.
