Want to say quiz differently? Here are other words for quiz and its similar synonyms and opposite words to say in unique way.
Meaning of quiz
A quiz is a test of knowledge, typically in a fun or competitive way.
Etymology of quiz
The word "quiz" originated in the late 18th century, from the Irish word "quoz," which means "to puzzle" or "to perplex."
Initially, the word referred to a person who was perceived as odd or eccentric, but over time its meaning expanded to include a test of knowledge or a puzzling question.
Synonyms
test
examination
assessment
evaluation
appraisal
review
check
scrutiny
inspection
inquiry
investigation
probe
survey
poll
interrogation
interview
questioning
grilling
cross-examination
inquisition
audit
analysis
appraisal
critique
Definitions
- A test of knowledge, typically in a fun or competitive way, especially one that is given as part of a game or other activity.
- * An examination or investigation, especially one that is official or formal.
Usage Examples
- The teacher gave the class a quiz on the history of the American Revolution.
- * The game show host asked the contestant a series of quiz questions, and they answered each one correctly.
- * The company conducted a quiz to assess the knowledge and skills of its employees.
Antonyms
certainty
confidence
assurance
conviction
faith
trust
reliance
dependence
complacency
indifference
ignorance
unawareness
obliviousness
apathy
disinterest