Be honest! Can you remember how many letters there are in the English alphabet? If not, then the number is 26. Check out the following 31 trivia A to Z quiz questions and answers to learn more about them. Each question will cover a subject starting with different letters. Read on for some interesting trivia facts.
General A to Z Quiz Questions And Answers
1. Which AREA officially became a state of the U.S. on 3rd January 1959?
A. Alaska
B. Hawaii
C. New Mexico
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Answer: A. Alaska
2. When is celebrated as the official BIRTHDAY of the United States of America?
A. June 4
B. July 4
C. August 4
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Answer: B. July 4
3. Which CHAPTER is the preantepenultimate in a book with 10 chapters?
A. The 5th chapter
B. The 7th chapter
C. The 9th chapter
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Answer: B. The 7th chapter
4. What was the first ever registered DOMAIN on the internet in 1985?
A. Microsoft.com
B. Symbolics.com
C. Legendary.com
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Answer: B. Symbolics.com
5. Which chemical ELEMENT has the highest melting point?
A. Tungsten – W
B. Titanium – Ti
C. Platinum – Pt
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Answer: A. Tungsten – W
6. What do we call the irrational FEAR or hatred of people from foreign countries or regions?
A. Acephobia
B. Aporophibia
C. Xenophobia
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Answer: C. Xenophobia
7. Which GLAND in the human body is responsible for the production of tears?
A. Thyroid gland
B. Lacrimal gland
C. Pituitary gland
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Answer: B. Lacrimal gland
8. What is the standard HEIGHT of the net at the edges in badminton?
A. 1.55 metres or 5 feet 1 inch
B. 1.6 metres or 5 feet 24 inches
C. 1.65 metres or 5 feet 41 inches
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Answer: A. 1.55 metres or 5 feet 1 inch
9. Which of the following medical INSTRUMENT is similar to a scalpel?
A. Lancet
B. Larynx
C. Lancer
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Answer: A. Lancet
10. JUDO is a modern martial art that was created in 1882 in which country?
A. South Korea
B. Japan
C. China
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Answer: B. Japan
11. Which KING is credited with establishing and developing the Royal Navy, the naval warfare force of the United Kingdom?
A. Alfred the Great
B. King Henry VII
C. Edward the Confessor
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Answer: A. Alfred the Great
12. Which LOCATION in Los Angeles has been the venue of the annual Academy Awards ceremony since its opening in 2001?
A. The Dolby Theatre
B. The Olympus Theatre
C. The Orpheum Theatre
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Answer: A. The Dolby Theatre
13. Which MEDIUM was used by the ancient Sumerian record keepers to record their writings?
A. Soft clay
B. Wood
C. Papyrus
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Answer: A. Soft clay
14. What is the other NAME of vitamin C?
A. Ascorbic acid
B. Retinoic acid
C. Ascorbic acid
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Answer: A. Ascorbic acid
15. On which special OCCASION do the Jewish have to fast in 25 hours?
A. Rosh Hashanah
B. Shemini Atzeret
C. Yom Kippur
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Answer: C. Yom Kippur
16. Which PLANET in the solar system was originally named by scientists as “George’s Star”?
A. Uranus
B. Jupiter
C. Saturn
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Answer: A. Uranus
17. Which of the following QUALIFICATION is needed by a financial advisor or expert?
A. CFA
B. CISA
C. CTA
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Answer: A. CFA
18. What is the ROLE of a Sous chef in a restaurant?
A. To prepare baked goods
B. To be responsible for everything
C. To be second in command
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Answer: C. To be second in command
19. Which SONG of the Beatles starts with the name of the French national anthem – “La Marseillaise”?
A. “Let it be”
B. “Here comes the sun”
C. “All you need is love”
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Answer: C. “All you need is love”
20. What is the TITLE of a 1989 hit by the famous English singer Elton John?
A. “Orifice”
B. “Edifice”
C. “Sacrifice”
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Answer: C. “Sacrifice”
21. What does URL, the address of a World Wide Web page, stand for?
A. Universal Resource Lock
B. Uniform Resource Locator
C. Unique Resource Locator
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Answer: B. Uniform Resource Locator
22. Which VEHICLE was manufactured by the French engineer Louis Renault?
A. Automobiles
B. Trains
C. Planes
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Answer: A. Automobiles
23. Which of the following WORD would be a jolt or a pot?
A. Knock
B. Tub
C. Jar
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Answer: C. Jar
24. X-RAY or X-radiation was discovered in 1895 by a scientist from which country?
A. France
B. Italy
C. Germany
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Answer: C. Germany
25. In which YEAR did the Berlin Wall fall, speeding up the reunification of Germany?
A. 1985
B. 1989
C. 1993
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Answer: B. 1989
26. The number ZERO was invented by which ancient civilisation?
A. Chinese
B. Egyptian
C. Mesopotamian
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Answer: C. Mesopotamian
27. What is the CAPITAL of Australia?
A. Sydney
B. Canberra
C. Melbourne
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Answer: B. Canberra
28. Which SINGER is known as the King of Pop?
A. Elton John
B. Eric Clapton
C. Michael Jackson
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Answer: C. Michael Jackson
29. Which of the following PROGRAMING languages is commonly used for making websites?
A. C++
B. Javascript
C. Matlab
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Answer: B. Javascript
30. Which HISTORICAL event led to World War II in 1939?
A. Germany invaded Poland
B. German prince was assassinated
C. A German town was bombarded
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Answer: A. Germany invaded Poland
31. Which FORCE is the main cause of lightning?
A. Gravity
B. Static electricity
C. Centrifugal force
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Answer: B. Static electricity
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10/10 in 11 seconds on intermediate.
I am 7 and half years old and legally blind. My first language is Navajo. I am just learning English in girl scouts camp.
LikeReply 61 month ago
I only got the first one wrong because I didn’t know exactly how I was supposed to respond….Otherwise a lot of fun with most words being of mid-level difficulty, but with a few that were truly obscure…
LikeReply1 month ago
7th grade, Advanced quiz, 8/10, 55 seconds. Not too bad.
LikeReply 11 month ago
10/10 but I didn’t think about time … now I know … otherwise easy-peasy …
LikeReply 12 months ago
These quizzes come with nice topics to pick and when I tried them out, I got to learn some new things too. This app is stunning and I hope everyone will try out this app!
LikeReply 12 months ago
10/10 twice in 1:21. For all HS students taking 8/10, I’m impressed.
LikeReply2 months ago
10/10 in 1:21 (2X’s) as an English speaker 1st w/ a Master’s. So, HS students who took 8/10… I’m impressed!
LikeReply2 months ago
10/10 in 44 seconds as a 10th grader… not bad
LikeReply 23 months ago
lets do a competition to see how many answers you can get right on a quiz
lets start it tomorrow ok
if ya’ll agree then lets do it
LikeReply 33 months ago
The basic quiz is great. Sufficed for English learners.
LikeReply 13 months ago
10 out of 10…wonder how good I could do if in I done ever learnt to read or is it read or reed or red???
LikeReply3 months ago
Got 9 out of 10, I guess not bad for a 12th grader
LikeReply 33 months ago
10/10 in 93 seconds. Not bad for a kindergartner.
LikeReply 23 months ago
5/10 for a begginer, in 5 minutes and 33 seconds. I’m brazilian. I am not latino, thank you.
LikeReply 33 months ago
Didn’t know it was timed! Had fun!
LikeReply 34 months ago
20/10 in -59 seconds, commendable for a really high person.
LikeReply 34 months ago
Auto generate quizzez from my word list, is it possible?
LikeReply4 months ago
well this really fun I guess
LikeReply 35 months ago
Not sure they (it?) understand ‘lucubrate’ properly lol…
LikeReply 25 months ago
awsome way to get a general education diploma
LikeReply 25 months ago
10/10 in 44 sec, pretty good for a middle schooler.
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Just did it again and I got a 10/10 in 34 seconds
LikeReply 13 months ago
10/10 in 1 min 14 sec, I’m pretty good!
LikeReply 76 months ago
10 out of 10, not bad i think. Considering english is not my native language.
LikeReply 76 months ago
Haha! 10 out of 10, try to beat that!!
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infinity symbol out of 10…
LikeReply 24 months ago
9/10, IM IMPRESSED WITH THAT SCORE. I DIDNT REALISE I WAS THAT CLEVER
LikeReply 26 months ago
I like it, it keeps you on top of the game of vocabulary
LikeReply 116 months ago
The Advanced category should be just a bit more challenging; Much too easy.
LikeReply 56 months ago
I’m seventy and this is child’s play
LikeReply 127 months ago
I enjoyed this very much. I am 52 & I suffered two strokes a few months ago. I guess I’m trying to rework my brain by doing tests like these & puzzles, as well. I will certainly continue to do these I do want to mention that this quiz is not a 5th Grade Level. I read a lot & my grammar/spelling were always spot on. I highly doubt that everyone here believes this is easily a 5th Grader’s Level. Perhaps the X-Men’s Xavier Institute but not in public schools. more »
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i am very happy youre recovering well, the road to recovery is long but youve got thiss. wishing nothing but wellness and safety to u. enjoy yourself.
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we need know of grammar to be unite globally amen=
LikeReply 47 months ago
Intersting and thought provoking
LikeReply 38 months ago
changed my level to advanced and missed 2, / 1 was a British measurement and another was a corn cob
LikeReply 48 months ago
I found the quiz rather easy. The words are grammar school vocabulary words. I would assume most fifth graders would be able to make a go of this quiz without much difficulty. I didn’t know the quiz was timed so I took my time. It was a fun diversion for a few minutes though. more »
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Bet you did the beginner test!
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I did the advanced test, and I can honestly say I knew nine of the ten words by the time I was in THIRD grade.
LikeReply 17 months ago
10/10 fun nourishment for the brain!
LikeReply 38 months ago
Very funny and intuitive.
LikeReply 18 months ago
Fun. Good standard too, I definitely squinted up and off into nowhere so my brain could change gears and even pursed my lips to another question. A challenge unlikely to cause an aneurysm, my favourite kind. more »
LikeReply 18 months ago
I’d like it if the (Wrong) or Correct Answer were both linked to a Correct one within the Summary. this would help people who «guessed» the Correct answer also learn. MANY OF YOUR WORDS CAN BE DETERMINED BY A PROCESS OF ELIMIMATING INCORRECT ANSWERS THROUGH KNOWING THAT THE DEFINITIONS OF THE OTHER WORDS DOESN’T SUIT. more »
LikeReply 48 months ago
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Thank you for your constructive comments, we will certainly consider it.
LikeReply 58 months ago
An awesome exercise for your mind!
LikeReply 49 months ago
Quizzes are getting easier
LikeReply9 months ago
BOGUS! Using a word to «define» that same word is VERBOTEN!
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Actually, verbotem means prohibited or forbidden (as translated across numerous languages). I think that you may be thinking of the word verbatim, which
means being in or following the exact words or repeating something word for word (like a poem, Bible verse, or lyrics to a song). more »LikeReply8 months ago
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Seems «verbotem» may not be a word at all. tommyj.44488 is correct when saying «
Using a word to «define» that same word is VERBOTEN!» «Verbatum» here makes no sense at all. The point tommyj makes is well known and accepted and true. thank you more »LikeReply 18 months ago
Didn’t realize I was being timed, no worries though. Neat testing application.
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me neither. I had to use the john!
LikeReply 29 months ago
6. based on or subject to individual discretion or preference or sometimes impulse or caprice
Solution: arbitrary
Might not the question be better described thus: based on or subject to another’s diktat or preference or sometimes impulse or caprice? more »
LikeReply 311 months ago
I completed this quiz in 59 seconds.
LikeReply 611 months ago
Could have been quicker to complete had I had my glasses with me.
LikeReply 612 months ago
Proud of myself! Process of elimination and deep concentration works well.
LikeReply 1512 months ago
When English is not your native language and you’ve spoken it for decades, you’ll find you can still learn something from the quiz. Thumbs up!
LikeReply 51 year ago
10/10 — 1st try, 1 min 26 sec (minus time spent having to scroll back down to SEE & answer each new question) not too bad.
LikeReply 71 year ago
I still got it. I got a perfect score on my High School SAT back in 82. So It’s nice to see that I haven’t lost all my marbles yet.
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I missed aceing the asvab by 2. Those «fold on the lines and what do you get» questions are tough. The USMC took full advantage and so did I. It came in the form of bonuses and the veap program. Skate duty and hi-viz. Expert rifleman,SEER, overseas, and more @about the same year. IE(scream it phonetically) old Indian war cry. IEeee more »
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now if I could find my marbles…
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I took the ASVAB
when I was 20. I didn’t take it as a Junior in HS. It was a skip day for me…Like I would ever enlist! Then real life knocked some sense into me & went into the Navy in 1990. Top score but I am a female & they didn’t allow us to become Nukes. I became a Torpedoman (My Grampa told me that it was the Rate of really good, very tight, and a little crazy bunch of people. He wasn’t wrong! I had to take it again before I went into the Reserves. I received a massive incentive check but I had to change Rate to Mineman. I had to take it again when I went into the AF Reserves. The Army National Guard did not require me to take it a 4th! more »LikeReply 17 months ago
Educative and interesting
LikeReply 101 year ago
Interesting and informative.
LikeReply 71 year ago
It appears their definition of «Decline» is different from mine. Or anyone else’s for that matter.
LikeReply 61 year ago
10/10 ….. YEP! This one was waaaay too easy. I’ll try the next level for more of a challenge.
LikeReply 101 year ago
i thought i knew what ‘gloat’ meant, i guess not lol
LikeReply 81 year ago
9 out of 10 with some best guesses. Trivia can be a nice waste of time.
LikeReply 101 year ago
I tend to be very articulate and Excel at langistics and yet I still only managed to get 5 out of 10 right on advanced level so I’m going to say it’s quite a challenging quiz in my opinion
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The correct term is «linguistics», not «
langistics», if you’re referring to the study of language & it’s structure.LikeReply 171 year ago
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One is either “very articulate” or they are not. There is no “…tend to be…”. This is like stating “I tend to be tall” or “I tend to be blue-eyed”.
“Excel” should not be capitalized.
The last thought is expressed redundantly. “…so I am going to say…” and “…in my opinion.” express the same thought. Pick one and lose the other. Eloquence is inversely proportional to how many words one uses. more »LikeReply 131 year ago
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I realise this is semantics but since your ability to be articulate can, on occasions, vary depending on specific situations the use of “tend” isn’t wholly incorrect IF in most circumstances you are articulate whereas characteristics such as height and eye colour are generally unchanging in an adult individual and thus exempt. Just my thoughts on the subject more »
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…. someone who is usually very articulate would likely be less so when they’re sick….or drunk….extremely tired! There are various situations in which an articulate person may not be so articulate.
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O.K. Fair point. If I were writing about such a situation, however, I don’t think that “tend” would be my first choice of adverb. I think “usually” or “normally” better describes articulation that has been impaired by some extraordinary influence. more »
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You are absolutely correct. Typo on my part. Don’t know how I could have transposed an «a» for an «i» as they are not near each other & I did not proofread what I wrote. The keyboard ON my laptop is dead, more or less, so I have a separate keyboard plugged in and am not always facing the monitor when I type. Thanks for the correction. more »
LikeReply 51 year ago
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I was going to point out some errors on your part. But seeing the comments below, You have already been corrected.
I Feel like I’m watching «Finding Forrester» again.LikeReply 61 year ago
This something which should be embraced by every school system & teacher in ALL of America, regardless of taxonomy , socioeconomic background, or age level. The beauty of this is being able to taylor it to any age level or occasion & like anything newly started, it can always be improved upon…the hardest part is just giving it a try…critics & detractors are never hard to find! I am not an English teacher, but for nearly 50 years of teaching on the high school, vocational, and college levels, I have stressed the importance of speaking succinctly & expeditiously as possible…it may be the difference between landing the job or position one is striving for or working for a «nickel ninety-eight» in a job you HATE. more »
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You have to give him some leeway. He said he’s been teaching for nearly 50 years. He might have a
loss of cognitive functioning — thinking, remembering, and reasoning (Dementia)by now.LikeReply 41 year ago
Too easy, but still fun to use. Seems like it is developed to be advanced level for non-native English speakers rather than foreighn people.
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What is the difference b/t “non-native English speakers” and “foreighn (sic) people?”
LikeReply 91 year ago
The questions is a bit hazy… Needless to say — I had a 33% of questions with words in it I don’t know! I’m not a native English speakng person, nor speakin it IRL!
LikeReply 31 year ago
It gives a chance to my brain to over think.
LikeReply 21 year ago
Who’s up to challenge public Post in not cheating … .
Intelligence challenge
LikeReply 31 year ago
It s an interesting way to learn new words
LikeReply 71 year ago
Nice quiz site.Could be really helpful to build someone`s vocabulary
LikeReply 31 year ago
10/10 !! I like this quiz!
LikeReply 21 year ago
Was so exhilarating to stumble across this quiz this morning! Subscribed immediately and love the comment section, too!
LikeReply 21 year ago
This quiz is okay for people from middle to high school. Good Job!!
LikeReply 61 year ago
took basic in french, 3 mistakes, thought quiz was wrong, processed my mistakes, feelsgreatman! this method is pure genius IF people reflect on why the mistake! thx much ( je suis français, 3 erreurs sur du basique, dur à accepter.J’ai compris la source de mon soucis) more »
LikeReply 51 year ago
10/10 ….. HOT DANGIT!! I’M A GENIUS!! Don’t know how I stumbled across this WORD QUIZ, but I’m glad I did. ME LIKE IT!
LikeReply 131 year ago
looking at my mistakes, it seems obvious now !
LikeReply 81 year ago
I love your forums, as they materially contribute to the possibility that “Man” may yet succeed to becoming more than a footnote in the annals of post-Singularity (Big Bang) history.
Thank you for your contribution!
Yours,
-James E. Ivory, III more »
LikeReply 81 year ago
This quiz expanded my knowledge!
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Yes. while I feel your pain (or, at least, am somewhat empathetic) as to your expressed dismay toward a lexical simplicity, we should give due consideration the population of neophytes, perhaps not being quite up to speed, or as proficient in (as we find ourselves), the evolution of one of man’s Greatest Achievements (the one Noem Chomsky had a facility for… and gravitated to… earning him the title “the Father of modern linguistics”), the written word.
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Yeah well while I reckon old Noam was shithot in his time mate he’s rilly lost the plot now. He thinks he is an expert on virology and he is doddering, poor bugger
LikeReply 41 year ago
Love the Quiz! My brain gets massaged, and a couple of cobwebs lifted.
LikeReply 101 year ago
In spite of advanced age and two types of chemotherapy running concurrently, there’s still one small functional part of my brain left. I’m going to name it «Webster.»
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The Merriam of your mind’s eye is a confidant and friend of this discriminating author, too.
God Speed in your struggle with one of the many banes to Man’s existence on the Temporal plane. My beloved first cousin (a published Professor (and once practicing in…) of Neonatology, Baylor University Medical Center), recently completed what was a third regimen of chemotherapy pursuant to the protocols involved in fighting non-basal carcinomas in general, and her specific disease- metastatic breast cancer.
-James more »LikeReply 111 year ago
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Thank you for such a comforting and beautiful comment. Your cousin’s journey sounds like a familiar one, unfortunately, for far too many of us. I wish her all the best. (I worked in the medical field as well.) She’s very fortunate to have a kind and loving person like you with her on this journey. That means so much. more »
LikeReply 81 year ago
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wish could have this all day interesting indeed
LikeReply 51 year ago
Great test of my knowledge. I am happy I have gathered much word-sense
LikeReply 91 year ago
I love taking the word quiz every day. It’s brain training and fun.
LikeReply 131 year ago
Makes one think, employees varied meta-knowledge and applies to logical reasonings, sound and sense.
LikeReply 61 year ago
Like a press conference for the Squatter-in-Chief. Thanks.
LikeReply 61 year ago
I’m not as stupid as people think
LikeReply 51 year ago
Love this website: First place I go in the a.m.
LikeReply 21 year ago
Easy and antiquated words. 10/10 in 57s first try. Have yet to miss a word out of 6 plays.
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Now try moving up to the intermediate level.
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I agree with your thought.
LikeReply 41 year ago
Loved it nto too hard really but i guess that shows me i am a 12 year old walking dictionary haha
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The very long words are pretty easy. It’s the little ones like «not» (or in some cases «nto») that’ll trip you up.
LikeReply 51 year ago
Have often been called a ‘walking dictionary ‘.Got 10/10.A little disappointed that it wasn’t more challenging. Good fun though.
LikeReply 61 year ago
a British imperial capacity measure (liquid or dry) equal to 4 quarts or 4.545 liters is a gallon, not a congius which was a measure in ancient Rome!
LikeReply 31 year ago
An answer that says fancy, should be fantasy.
The question was something about, ‘something that a collective of people know to be false.’ or something along those lines.
LikeReply 111 year ago
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but there is ‘flight of fancy’ def; imaginative but not real, can also be ‘flight of fantasy’
LikeReply 31 year ago
Helpfull in teaching yourself
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It’s ‘helpful’, which is what I’m trying to be
LikeReply 41 year ago
10 points in just 54 minutes!!!
LikeReply 61 year ago
The love of words is the base of communication, you can never know too many words.
LikeReply 131 year ago
it was so wonderfully just to get it right.
LikeReply 121 year ago
Highly enjoyable cuz in scored 90%…if I had answered only 2 correctly, I would’ve called it rigged.
LikeReply 61 year ago
10/10 Advanced in 1min 18secs…
LikeReply 51 year ago
Highly enjoyable. I scored 10/10. Great!
LikeReply 61 year ago
Brilliant app! Really helps..
LikeReply 41 year ago
8/10 advanced 1:01 13yr old in high school
LikeReply 71 year ago
Intermediate 9/10 in 1.18 mins; as a middle school student. :]
LikeReply 111 year ago
Advanced 10/10 in 58 seconds. I thought this was supposed to be difficult.
LikeReply 81 year ago
It was enjoyable for me! It made me think about my school days.
LikeReply 71 year ago
10/10 in 1 minute 10 seconds I am not that bright either :0)
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Impressive score and time that you achieved, please don’t say that you’re not that “bright”, I’m jealous of your score/time
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Thank you for the compliment. I am very good with English vocabulary, but not much else ;o)
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☕ WOW! Great job. Mine was double that time and I did not get them all right. The ding dong sound scared me!
LikeReply 81 year ago
Par excellent. Consistently running 10/10, 9/10 Intermediate. I haven’t tried Advanced as yet.
LikeReply 72 years ago
Advance =10/10 in 55 seconds
disappointed the celebration/ fireworks is the same on all tests
I would of liked a gold star
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I’ll award you a “Gold Star” in the absence of any other for time completion for my 10/10’s are hamstrung at 70-80 sec. for want of screen delays betwixt queries. And I am using an iPhone 11 w/14.4 iOS Operating Systems. more »
LikeReply 52 years ago
it seemed at first like it was all guess work, but I learnt a lot
LikeReply 52 years ago
Quiz getting more interesting at intermediary
LikeReply 62 years ago
10 points in just 1 minute and 4 seconds. Yayyy!!
LikeReply 92 years ago
I got 4 marks at first, but didn’t gave up. Now I have 10 marks! It seems hard work really is rewarded, after all. I’m so happy!
LikeReply 92 years ago
Fun and engaging, while didactic.
LikeReply 32 years ago
I enjoyed taking it. Even though I got one of the questions wrong. The added pressure of it being timed. played a factor in that. I’m sure
LikeReply 92 years ago
Love the word quiz, I scored 10/10 feeling pleased with myself
LikeReply 62 years ago
I got 10 out of 10 in 1:58 and was dead chuffed until I saw SnipersNest’a time of 1:32!!! Touché Mr Bond (stroking cat…)
LikeReply 32 years ago
Interesting quiz. Thanks for making it freely available. I had not realised the quiz was timed. After I noticed, I found the time taken to load the questions enormously frustrating. I did get 10/10. Although, looking at the triumphant comments, 1m 32s is far too slow for my liking. Could Do Better… more »
LikeReply 82 years ago
This definition, along with the answer: ‘5. causing disapproval or protest
obnoxious’ is an inappropriate definition (sorry, but for unknown reasons all text after ‘obnoxious’ is in green).
LikeReply 22 years ago
7/10 — 01:43 — Advanced
That was a pretty good quiz, thanks!
LikeReply 22 years ago
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Nice try! I got 10/10 in 1 min and 4sec, though.
LikeReply 62 years ago
Fun for the brain & I like your name «acronimous». Thank you!
LikeReply 92 years ago
MANY thanks for timely opportunity!!!
LikeReply 122 years ago
Great breather for toxic moments at work! Great pastime when not busy! Great game!
LikeReply 102 years ago
Please continue…stimulating
LikeReply 82 years ago
10/10! I finally appreciate having to copy up to 25 pages of the dictionary as punishment in the 5th grade — 56 years ago. Thank you, Ms. Moody!
LikeReply 172 years ago
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A big 10-4, from a 10/10, on extracurricular activities. A few times, I found myself at the chalkboard after 1505 hrs when school let out. A “Moody Bloom” ✍
LikeReply 62 years ago
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That was intense but fun!
LikeReply 82 years ago
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Funny that you mention this as I feel the same intensity yet calm at once at both sites, Facebook’s “Quiz Planet” and definitions.net’s perfectly structured (formatted) vocab., an odd blend, I know. more »
LikeReply 42 years ago
So far, So good. I am here to LEARN as well as participate
LikeReply 42 years ago
I need to start back reading the dictionary
LikeReply 72 years ago