quiz

UK
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US
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Translations

quiznoun
quizzes
pl
UK
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US
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The teacher gave the class a quiz to assess their understanding of the material.
L'enseignant a donné un quiz à la classe pour évaluer sa compréhension du cours.
She took an online quiz to find out which career path might suit her best.
Elle a rempli un questionnaire en ligne pour découvrir quelle voie professionnelle lui conviendrait le mieux.
The school held a quiz to see which team knew the most about world history.
L'école a organisé un jeu-questionnaire pour voir quelle équipe connaissait le mieux l'histoire du monde.
Additional translations
énigmeSens archaïque.
quizverb
quizzed
Past Simple
quizzed
Past Participle
quizzing
Gerund
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The teacher decided to quiz the students on the material covered in the last chapter.
L'enseignant a décidé d'interroger les élèves sur le contenu du dernier chapitre.
Additional translations
toiserSens archaïque ou littéraire.
questionnerRegistre neutre ; interrogation plus insistante ou approfondie.
quizadjective
UK
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US
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Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to quizzes (e.g., quiz show, quiz night).
de quizS'emploie surtout dans des groupes nominaux comme « quiz night ».
They organized a quiz night at the local pub.
Ils ont organisé une soirée de quiz au pub du quartier.

Definitions

quiznoun
A test of knowledge, especially a brief, informal test given to students.
The teacher gave the class a quiz to assess their understanding of the material.
A competition in which individuals or teams answer questions to test their knowledge.
The school held a quiz to see which team knew the most about world history.
A set of questions designed to measure a person's knowledge, skills, or abilities in a particular area.
She took an online quiz to find out which career path might suit her best.
An eccentric or peculiar person; an oddity (archaic).
Back at college he was regarded as quite a quiz because of his unconventional habits.
quizverb
To ask someone questions to test their knowledge.
The teacher decided to quiz the students on the material covered in the last chapter.
To question or interrogate someone closely.
The detective quizzed the suspect about his whereabouts on the night of the crime.
To look at someone or something inquisitively or with mockery; to peer (archaic).
Lady Harrington quizzed the newcomer through her opera glasses.
quizadjective
Relating to or used for a quiz.
They organized a quiz night at the local pub.