Subject: Adopted Quizzes
Posted by: VBookWorm
Date: May 08 23
Do any other authors here feel they sometimes adopt quizzes on topics they know nothing about? I do think I do that, quite often actually. For example, my hobbies quiz (and first ever adoptee) "Do You Know These Rose Colors?" is a topic I know (knew) nothing about. Nothing. Absolutely nothing. With the help of the internet, I got it online and learned some new things.
So I thought it would be fun to know your experience with adopting quizzes.
Posted by: VBookWorm
Date: May 08 23
Do any other authors here feel they sometimes adopt quizzes on topics they know nothing about? I do think I do that, quite often actually. For example, my hobbies quiz (and first ever adoptee) "Do You Know These Rose Colors?" is a topic I know (knew) nothing about. Nothing. Absolutely nothing. With the help of the internet, I got it online and learned some new things.
So I thought it would be fun to know your experience with adopting quizzes.
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kyleisalive
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I go for what I find to have potential and what I find to be interesting. The goal, for me, is to elevate the original quiz pretty substantially, so I try to avoid leaving anything in the quiz as-is. Sometimes that means changing everything; sometimes that means recontextualizing; sometimes it means filling in complete info sections left empty before. Reply #1. May 08 23, 11:50 PM |
VBookWorm
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That's what I did with my recent humanities quiz. I did have a lot of fun improving that one. The new format was perfect! Reply #2. May 08 23, 11:52 PM |
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