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The Quiz Game

This is a simple game, but its also very educational. Simply aska quiz question. It can be in a true or flase form, multiple choice, fill in the blank, or an open ended answer. After the user correctly answers the question, they can post their own question.

Here it goes:



What is the approximate distance of Earth from the Sun?

RDI Fixture
Karma: 19/23
1099 Posts

Posted on 2009-03-23 at 00:22:51.


uuuh

Are we allowed to Google it? Cause if so that makes for a boring game. If not that makes for a tough game.

I'm doing SCIENCE!
RDI Staff
Karma: 164/50
1836 Posts

Posted on 2009-03-23 at 01:17:20.


Btw

It's approximately one astronomical unit, which is approximately 150 million kilometres if I remember Grade 9 science correctly.

But also, more of the fun comes from getting a question to beat google if you're worried about that Bob.

Gregg
RDI Staff
Karma: 357/190
6192 Posts

Posted on 2009-03-23 at 01:21:38.


Yay

CORRECT!
Ask a question Grugg...

RDI Fixture
Karma: 19/23
1099 Posts

Posted on 2009-03-23 at 02:23:54.


Alright

Here's one that shall take some looking.

Where would one expect to find a Shiras Moose?

Gregg
RDI Staff
Karma: 357/190
6192 Posts

Posted on 2009-03-23 at 03:53:46.


w00t

The Shiras moose are found in Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, British Columbia, and in isolated areas of Utah, Colorado, and Washington.

RDI Fixture
Karma: 19/23
1099 Posts

Posted on 2009-03-23 at 03:55:07.


Sounds good to me

Sure.

Gregg
RDI Staff
Karma: 357/190
6192 Posts

Posted on 2009-03-23 at 20:59:51.


ummm

My turn....

What is the plastic thing on the tip of your shoelace called...

RDI Fixture
Karma: 19/23
1099 Posts

Posted on 2009-03-23 at 23:04:19.


No

It was my turn...not yours...

RDI Fixture
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1099 Posts

Posted on 2009-03-24 at 00:22:31.


   
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