Quiz Research
Use only legitimate sources for crafting questions. These include News websites, Official websites,
and Books. Avoid using blogs, Wikipedia, or any website prone to outdated or incorrect information.
Every question must have the source cited for quality control.
Nature of Questions
Questions will generally be broad - cover a wide range of categories (e.g., science, history,
geography) unless a specific topic is assigned. Keep the target audience in mind - school children.
Question Framing
Ensure factual correctness by validating your information with reliable sources. Frame questions with
enough clues to help quiz takers think, connect the dots, and deduce the answer. Avoid directly
copying or rephrasing existing questions. Sources can inspire new questions but must not be
replicated. Questions should not include tricky or confusing elements. The goal is clarity and logical
flow.
Sample Questions:
1. The four largest moons of Jupiter - Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto, are collectively called
the _______ moons, named after an Italian astronomer who first observed these distant
celestial objects through his invention in 1610. Who? What did he invent? Galileo;
Telescope
2. When a member of the English Royal Family travels abroad, they have a mandate to carry a
black-coloured outfit with them, even if they don't plan to use them during the trip. Why are
they supposed to carry black-coloured outfits? Dress code for funeral
3. Playstation is the name of the gaming consoles manufactured by Sony. What is the name of
the gaming consoles manufactured by Nintendo, whose name signifies that the console is for
“all of us”? Wii
4. Richard Norris Williams won the Wimbledon in 1920 to the surprise of many. 8 years earlier,
Williams had won the Swiss Open Tennis Championship and decided to leave to the United
States to pursue his studies in Harvard. On his journey, he met with an accident leading to a
severe frostbite on both his legs. His doctor deemed his legs to be amputated. Richard did
not agree and did everything he could to until blood circulation returned to his legs, and
within a few weeks was back on the Tennis court, and won many championships including
the 1924 Paris Olympics Gold. What accident did Richard Norris survive? Sinking of the
Titanic
5. The name of which waterbody when translated in Latin means "in the midst of land" as it is
located between the landmasses of Asia, Africa, and Europe? Mediterranean
Formatting and Visuals
All questions should follow a "Question and Answer" format (no multiple choice). If a visual
accompanies a question, ensure the question’s serial number matches the visual’s filename for easy
cross-verification.
Uploading and Documentation
Questions will be uploaded to a shared Google Sheet in a specified format. Cite the source for every
question in the appropriate column. Explanations are not required but may be requested for specific
quizzes.
Submission and Review Process
Questions will be reviewed weekly. Feedback will be provided during a weekly call to help improve
the process and outcomes. There are no minimum submission requirements, but 20-25 questions
per week are considered a good pace.
Revisions and Feedback
Revisions must be made based on the feedback provided during weekly reviews. These reviews are
collaborative and aim to refine your skills while ensuring the best results.
Payments
Payments will be processed weekly after questions are reviewed. The number of questions uploaded
and approved will be tracked via the shared Google Sheet.