Benefits of Quizzing
TO QUIZ OR NOT TO QUIZ?
What good can knowing the word for a group of owls or knowing how black holes in space originate or figuring out the link in our Link quiz really serve? You’d be surprised! Quizzing and curiosity lead you down new paths of discovery. This is what QUIZOMETRY is all about. It’s the place where curiosity is fun.
QUIZOMETRY FOR CHILDREN:
- Is a break from traditional learning
- Allows you to explore topics from a young age
- Rekindles your spirit of curiosity and combines this with fun
- Encourages teamwork
- Enhances problem solving skills
- Helps in performing under pressure
- Builds self-confidence
- Makes you feel better about yourself and improves personality
- Helps overcome the fear of failure as losing can’t carry on to the next day. You learn to flip the page and soldier on.
- Helps to develop all these qualities critical for facing challenges ahead in life.
QUIZOMETRY FOR ADULTS:
- It opens new doors of discovery
- Rekindles your spirit of curiosity and combines this with an element of fun
- It fosters conversation and connection
- It keeps isolation at bay and is a remedy for boredom
- Helps you build a community through sharing of knowledge
- It increases brain health
For those who didn’t know the word for a group of owls, it’s a Parliament of owls. For those who didn’t know the origin of a black hole, it is formed by the death of a massive star which gravitationally collapses upon itself.
File these snippets of knowledge away in your brain. You never know when you’ll need them.
FIGURE OUT THE LINK IN OUR LINK ROUND QUIZ BELOW
- What colour do you ‘see’ when angry?
Red
2. Name the author of the book “1862- A memory of Solferino’. In 1901, he received jointly the first ever Nobel Peace Prize.
Henri Dunant
3. What is the pollination of a flower with the pollen of another flower called?
Cross pollination
4. What is the word for the curved sickle shape of the waxing and waning moon?
Crescent
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