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Quiz

A quiz is a form of mind sport in which people attempt to answer questions correctly on one or several topics. Quizzes can be used as a brief assessment in education and similar fields to measure growth in knowledge, abilities, and skills, or simply as a hobby. They can also be televised for entertainment purposes, often in a game show format.

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Etymology

As competitions

World record

In education

Other quizzes

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Quiz

Nodes59
Edges58
Triples74
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033898
Components1

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related to As competitions · 28
Quiz → Academic Competition ExcellenceIndividual, Academic Competition FederationCollege BowlNational, Academic Quiz TournamentsPartnership, Bait Bazi, Be, BezzerwizzerTrivial PursuitTV, British Quizzing Championships, Canada, ChampionshipsIn, Great BritainSchools' ChallengeUniversity Challenge, In, International Quizzing ChampionshipsWorld Quizzing, Mastermind, Millionaire, PakistanBoard, Popularly, ProtmušisIn, Pub, Quiz Call, Quizzes
related to World record · 14
Quiz → Bart Permentier, Belgium, Café De Kastaar, December, Eric Hemelaers, Erik Derycke, Flanders Expo Halls, Ghent, Guinness, Leuven, Life, Marnix Baes, The, Tom Trogh
related to Etymology · 10
Quiz → Daly, Dublin, He, However, It, Later, Richard Daly, The, There, Within
related to In education · 9
Quiz → Canada, Dominican Republic, For, In, India, Philippines, Some, This, United States
related to Other quizzes · 9
Quiz → Additionally, Cosmopolitan, However, Internet, LiveJournal, The, These, They, This
see also · 2
Quiz → List, Test
is a · 1
Quiz → form of mind sport in which people attempt to answer questions correctly on one or several topics

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Quizis aform of mind sport in which people attempt to answer questions correctly on one or several topics0.90text
Cosmopolitaninstance ofwas originally popularized by women's magazines0.80text
Quizrelated to As competitionsQuizzes0.60section
Quizrelated to As competitionsThe0.60section
Quizrelated to As competitionsPopularly0.60section
Quizrelated to As competitionsPub0.60section
Quizrelated to As competitionsCanada0.60section
Quizrelated to As competitionsReach0.60section
Quizrelated to As competitionsTopIn Lithuania0.60section
Quizrelated to As competitionsProtmušisIn0.60section
Quizrelated to As competitionsUnited Kingdom0.60section
Quizrelated to As competitionsBritish Quizzing Championships0.60section

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