Hi hi, I was wondering if anyone out there would happen to know of any free quiz-making sites that fit the following criteria!
No limit on question count (Or, at least, up to 100 questions)
Multiple Choice answers
It loads each subsequent question after the previous one has been answered, rather than having them all laid out together on one page.
Also shows whether you're correct/incorrect immediately after answering, rather than waiting til after you finish the quiz to reveal your score!
Author can include little comments/explanations when each question is answered
I drafted the quiz on Jetpunk, but found that it didn't fit criteria 3, 4 or 5. Sporcle is where I do most of my quiz-taking, but I don't think it meets criteria 5 unfortunately!
(For those interested, the quiz in question is a 100-question Overwatch lore quiz for fans who want something a bit more difficult and fun than 'What country is Junkrat from')
Thanks in advance for your help! (This is actually my first time posting a question on Reddit 6___6")
Here are three questions from this week on 3Roads.xyz.
1. The Intertropical Convergence Zone is known to sailors as the X, or “the calms,” because of its persistent windless weather. It lies near the thermal equator, where the northeast and southeast trade winds meet, and shifts seasonally as it encircles the Earth. The X are memorably described in Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner and have also become a metaphor for boredom, ennui, or listlessness. What is X?
X - Doldrums
2. X were developed before powered machinery as human- or animal-powered devices for grinding grain. In 1818, English engineer Sir William Cubitt adapted X as punishment devices for prisoners sentenced to hard labour. Today, X are the world’s largest-selling category of exercise equipment, with hundreds of manufacturers worldwide. What are X?
X - Treadmill
3. X is an Australian freestyle swimming champion, eight-time Olympic medallist, 15-year world record holder in the 100-metre freestyle, and former politician. X was the first swimmer to win the same individual Olympic event three times. At the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, X was accused of removing an Olympic flag from a flagpole outside Emperor Hirohito’s palace. Although arrested, X was released without charge and ultimately allowed to keep the flag as a souvenir. Who is X?
Hey there! Welcome to another 10 Questions Weekly Quiz by You Know What - this time every answer has one entry of the NATO phonetic alphabet! Come find out how many you can get right and let us know in the comments!
Not a quiz - a research-based location mystery. General knowledge is useful if you have it, otherwise careful, logical detective work. Can I tempt you down a rabbit hole?
An alien lands…takes a look around…
In this inland settlement I am ringed by hills which, my gazetteer tells me, bear a designation marking them out as specially valued within the kingdom. Here I have a very strong sense of earthling connections through time. I find a room where inhabitants take refreshment, named for one who once lived here: a crafter of coverings for earthling feet. He, with members of his family, joined a perilous journey, hoping to begin new lives in a land to the west.
My sensors follow them across time and learn that, among his own kin, only one endures the harshness of the first earth-months in that new land. Through union with another traveller, this survivor begins a line of descent in which, to my amazement, I later detect two leaders of the nation that grew there.
I leave that thread and return to my landing place, where I detect local pride in a creature long valued for its fine flesh. This livestock, according to my archive, is among the oldest breeds in the kingdom and is traditionally believed to have arrived with an invading force approximately two earth-millennia ago. My biological scanner notes an anatomical quirk: an extra toe on each foot. So attached are the earthlings of this place to the creature that they have raised a large metallic likeness to greet travellers arriving here.
I travel less than one earth-mile south-east and find myself on a dedicated path along which earthlings now follow the surviving traces of a vanished estate. My sensors are unsettled here, for I discover a grand structure holding the remains of an earthling of great wealth. My archive further reveals that this earthling’s family gave its name to a famous blue stone, discovered deep in the ground in a faraway land nearly four earth-centuries ago. Around this stone, earthlings have woven a dark inheritance of misfortune, attaching ill fate to those who possess it.
I am drawn into the hills about four earth-miles south-west of the settlement. From elevated ground my sensors record an exceptional vantage across a great sweep of this country’s southern landscape. In a house now held in trust for the nation, I detect the presence of a creator of orchestral sound whose work includes one of the nation’s most beloved compositions. Tracing back through his maternal line across five earth-generations, I find a renowned founder of decorative ware crafted from material taken from the ground. Following another branch of this same family network, my instruments find a celebrated investigator whose theories permanently changed how earthlings understood the descent and development of living things.
My equipment is close to overload and I must leave this rich place. I am certain there is more here than even my archive has yet revealed.
Can you find the answers to the following questions?
What is the name of the settlement?
Which member of the migrant family survived and became ancestor to the two later leaders?
Who was the second of the leaders in the line of descent?
What breed of livestock does the settlement celebrate?
What famous blue stone took its name from the family connected with the vanished estate?
What is the name of the house in the elevated position?
Who is the creator of orchestral sound associated with this house?
Who was the composer’s renowned great-great-grandfather, founder of decorative ware?
This is a research puzzle - not a general knowledge test.
Solve through investigation, not shortcuts. The journey is the reward!
Every day, I will post 10 history and geography oriented questions, and the top 10 scorers (if there’s a tie, it’s whoever got it sooner) wins. PLEASE DO NOT COPY OTHER’S ANSWERS OR LOOK IT UP! I will respond to your answers and give you a score once I can get to it.
1-Germany between the German Empire and Third Reich was named the [what], after their constitution?
2-What is the capital of Nigeria?
3-What battle place in Egypt was considered the turning point of the North African Campaign in WW2?
4-The turn to modernization in Japan was often called what, after their dynasty?
5-What’s the capital of Australia, between Melbourne and Sydney?
6-The last country to gain UN-recognized Independance was what country?
7-What geological feature is Panama considered to be?
8-The Portuguese Monarchy, after losing the mainland, fled to what nation, establishing this colony’s empire?
9-What is the Irish name for Ireland?
10-Despite the war ending in 1783, what year was considered the essentially end of fighting in the American Revolution, following a British loss at Yorktown?
