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quiz

[kwiz] / kwɪz /
NOUN
questioning, often in an organized academic setting
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And in a post-COVID world, people aren’t looking to be quizzed on cocktail history; they want something light, bright, and uncomplicated.

From Salon

They host pub quizzes, Christmas dinners and various other events.

From BBC

They include interviews with parents and children, a range of cognitive tasks, such as recalling a sequence of numbers backwards, general knowledge quizzes, and personality and emotional testing.

From BBC

When Burnham was quizzed on Lewis's offer, he refused to rule out a leadership bid he insisted he was "fully focused" on his current role.

From BBC

It’s supper time where Plant is phoning from his hotel room, and after a dinner down the road, he’s planning to attend a “general knowledge quiz.”

From Los Angeles Times