Synonym: examine, interrogate, query, question, test. Similar words: quilt, equip, squid, quiet, quite, liquid, equity, inquiry. Meaning: [kwɪz] 
n. an examination consisting of a few short questions. v. examine someone's knowledge of something.
n. an examination consisting of a few short questions. v. examine someone's knowledge of something. 
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31. Have you put your name down for the school quiz?
32. We've also got a bonus quiz with crates of beer as prizes!
33. The Cambridge team were too much for the Oxford team in the quiz.
34. We overheard the teacher say there would be a pop quiz today.
35. On these TV channels, quiz shows and repeats are becoming the order of the day.
36. This month's quiz - who knows what Ramalina is?
37. I bombed on the quiz he gave us.
38. Host a quiz night for your fellow students.
39. A quiz night follows on Friday at same time.
40. Thursday is charity quiz night at this venue.
41. Probably won as fifth prize in a quiz show.
42. Each quiz gives the user a number of points.
43. We have a history quiz every Monday.
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44. Pub quiz teams often have really silly names.
45. Good question for a general knowledge quiz.
46. Forthcoming attractions include a magician and a quiz competition.
47. Contestants line up for the quiz.
48. There were talk shows, after-dinner speeches, and quiz programmes as well.
49. The quiz was held to encourage members of staff to discuss safety issues and seek information.
50. Doug Baltz, cultural-awareness instructor, teaches the newcomers, beginning with a simple yet profound two-question quiz: 1.
51. In the average urban white household, parents like to quiz their children about this and that.
52. Three more sat on stools at the high wooden bar; their eyes raised to-ward the quiz show.
53. A quiz night to be staged at the Mitchell's Club, Tunstall.
54. A Weakest Link special featuring EastEnders stars turned in the quiz show's best ever ratings.
55. He was a consultant for the Robert Redford movie Quiz Show.
56. Of course, it may not be a quiz show at all.
57. I sat him down in my one chair and started to quiz him on his five years since graduation.
58. It was late October, and Rudi was reviewing a quiz.
59. After an uproar, beef will still have to pass a pop quiz.
60. And television has enshrined these twin virtues in quiz and games shows.
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