#quote quiz

[hebuiltfive]

... I did a thing.

It's the first time I've ever made a quiz online so I'm hoping it works okay! I couldn't find many Thunderbirds quizzes out there, so I thought I'd try and make some of my own (if anyone enjoy these).

This is a quote-trivia quiz. I'd love to know how people get on with it - if it was too easy, too hard, too confusing etc.

Okay, throwing this out into the void and running.

[tedoded]

Quote Quiz - Boredom

Everyone gets bored. Waiting to be called for the doctor, or dentist, and I’ve even heard seniors get bored, while waiting for death. It’s a human response, but most folks have a different take on it. “You need to let the little things that would ordinarily bore you suddenly thrill you.” was said by Andy Warhol. The other notable people said: I know when I’m working I seldom get into trouble.…

[whoisspence]

hotch: why is morgan crying in the corner?

prentiss: he did one of those "which bau profiler are you" quizzes

hotch: who did he get?

reid: ...me

[papayafiles]

is this rpf or are these irl quotes from the actual drivers, a quiz:

because all of them are somehow real and this entire article reads like fanfiction

[p1nkshield]

I saw a post where everyone in the batfam had adopted the airhead Brucie Wayne cover except for Damian and of course Alfred. So I wanted to add to the pile. :)

All of them are sitting in a restaurant

Brucie: … wait this has a little label for vegetarian on it but it doesn’t have any meat in it. I think you forgot to label it vegan!

Waiter: … this has whipped cream, eggs and milk in it sir.

Dick: Wait whipped cream isn’t vegan?!?

Jason: No, I’m pretty sure it is.

Dick: well if it isn’t I messed up my vegan challenge week and nobody told me!

Tim: can’t we just pay someone to find out if whipped cream is vegan?

Brucie: Good idea! [Takes out $100 bill and hands it to the waiter] Is whipped cream vegan?

Waiter: uhh

Damian: PLEASE STOP! NONE OF YOU HAVE DIETARY RESTRICTIONS! WHY DID THIS BECOME A DEBATE?

Dick: that’s not true I’m a pescatarian now! I really miss eating fish but it’s worth it!

Damian with head in hands: that’s not what- ugh forget it!

The waiter now confirms to everyone that they come across that Damian Wayne is indeed the holder of the Wayne Family Braincell.

Tabloids dub this conversation the dessert debate. It becomes a trend to ask what Bruce thinks is vegan during interviews.

[ceilingfan5]

new quiz: what kind of party would fix you?

16 questions, 36 possible answers, no quotes/lyrics/colors/mean answers etc. have fun!

[incorrect-upon-a-witchlight]

Torbek: Why is Mr Kremy crying on the floor?

Gricko: he took one of those 'what person are you?' quizzes.

Torbek: And?

Gricko: he got you.

Torbek:

Torbek: oh :(

[incorrectbatfam]

Tim Walz said during the rally, “we’ll sleep when we’re dead”, Tim Drake = Tim Walz confirmed?

Why not put it to the test?

[freshmoviequotes]

Quiz Lady (2023)

[shyjusticewarrior]

Tim: What are you doing?

Damian: I'm taking another gay quiz, okay?

Tim: What?

Damian: I'm taking another gay quiz.

Tim: Why are you taking another?

Damian: I have to know, I have to get to the bottom of it.

Tim: It said you were probably straight.

Damian: I have to get to the bottom of it.

[thecurrator]

Made a uquiz. Inspired by Tumblr web weaves so this is the only platform to promote it lol

[tedoded]

Quote Quiz - Work

You’re blessed if you have the strength to work. Laziness may appear attractive, but work gives satisfaction. -Anne Frank Nothing will work unless you do. – Maya Angelou Opportunities are usually disguised as hard work, so most people don’t recognize them. – Ann Landers Work gives you meaning and purpose and life is empty without it. – Stephen HawkingLet us touch the dying, the poor, the…

[incorrectlegolas]

legolas is the type of guy (elf?) to say "lmfao" unironically at every possible situation. like not even the letters "l-m-f-a-o" just the weird sound it makes as if "lmfao" is an actual word

[incorrectone-piece]

Nami: THAT'S IT! LIFE IS A LIE! LOVE IS USELESS! EVERYTHING IS MESNINGLESS!

Zoro, casually: Did the afternoon Snail get your horoscope wrong again?

Nami, sobbing: It said today was gonna be awful, but its been really nice ToT

Zoro: what a nightmare.

[writers-potion]

said is NOT DEAD. our brains have seen it so much that when reading dialogue, it just glosses over it. if you don't want to detract from the dialogue, USE SAID. other words might ground the reader a little too much and lose a bit of immersion.

--this comes from my old tutor who now has a phd in literature

Said Is Not Dead

Of course not! "Said" should still be your go-to speech tag, the benefit being that it flows best. I find it nice to have a larger working vocabulary when it comes to expressing speech, though, and I think many writers would agree! It's one thing to use "said" because you know it's the best word choice and another to keep using it because you can think of no alternative.

Having said that:

". . . Don't tell me your character 'excaimed,' 'stated,' or 'replied.' When in doubt, just use 'said.' That's all. Maybe they 'answered.' They certainly did not 'retort.' You can use 'said' more often than you think . . . it's one of those words that takes a while before it starts sounding repetitive." -- Ariel Gore, How to Become a Famous Writer Before You're Dead

"The best form of dialogue attribution is 'said,' as in 'he said, she said, Bill said, Monica said." -- Stephen King, On Writing

"Mr. [Robert] Ludlum . . . hates the 'he said' locution and avoids it as much as possible. Characters in The Bourne Ultimatum seldom 'say' anything. Instead, they cry, interject, interrupt, muse, state, counter, conclude, mumble, whisper (Mr. Ludlum is great on whispers), intone, roar, exclaim, fume, explode, mutter. There is one especially unforgettable tautology: '"I repeat," repeated Alex.' The book may sell in the billions, but it's still junk." -- Newgate Callender, in The New York Times Book Review

"Editors and critics often refer to melodramatic dialogue tags as 'said bookisms.' They know that these phrases give our story an amateurish look. Your readers might not know what the darn things are called, but chances are that they'll notice them, too . . . In most cases, the word 'said' would work just fine, and using said bookisms detracts from the dialogue." -- Ann M. Marble, "'Stop Using Those Said Bookisms,' the Editor Shrieked."

"[Say is] just too simple and clear and straightforward for many people. Why say something when you can declare, assert, expostulate, whine, exclaim, groan, peal, breathe, cry, explain, or asseverate it? I'm all for variety and freshness of expression, but let's not go overboard." -- Patricia T. O'Conner, Woe Is I

"In journalism circles, said is a virtue--simple, precise, and unadorned--and alternatives to it are considered frilly and silly. You don't have to agree, but be aware that lots of editors hold this view. Choose your alternatives to said with great care." --June Casagrande, It Was the Best of Sentences, It Was the Worst of Sentences

"We're all in favor of choosing exactly the right verb for the action, but when you're writing speaker attributions the right verb is nearly always 'said.' The reason those well-intentioned attempts at variety don't work is that verbs other than 'said' tend to draw attention away from the dialogue." --Renni Browne and Dave King, Self-Editing for Fiction Writers

Side Note: After a month-long hiatus while this uni writer struggled with exams, internships, interviews and multiple mental breakdowns, I am going to resume answering questions that have piled up in my inbox! Get ready to be bombarded with writing QnA!!!! :)

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[ceilingfan5]

i made a new quiz!!!!!!!!!!!

enjoy!