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You've just found the home of the British quizzing community! Here you'll find lots of people who are fanatical about quizzes, lots of great trivia questions and lots of useful information to help you get on TV and to improve your general knowledge.
We're very excited about our new site. Some great sections will be opening over the coming months. There will be a quiz training school and online quiz events too. For now though, the forum is open for discussion about all things quiz - from TV shows to the World Quizzing Championships and everything in between.
So come and join us. You might learn something new!
WHERE DO YOU RANK?
The Quizzing Order of Merit
The Quizzing Order Of Merit was designed to recognise the achievements of quizzers at our sanctioned quiz events.
LEARN MORENEXT EVENT
The National Quiz Circuit
We are delighted to announce 12 venues for the 4 November UK Quiz Circuit event, which includes an additional quiz - the 'Brows' quiz - a 100 question quiz split 50/50 with high brow and low brow questions that give you UK rankings points. Please make sure you register by TUESDAY 31 OCTOBER to give us time to get the questions into the post for your hosts.
LEARN MOREQUIZZING NEWS
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October Quiz Event Results
Congratulations to Didier Bruyere who has won the October Quizzing Grand Prix with a storming 135.7 points, including a 30.4 in Physical World. Second place goes to Pat Gibson with 134.5, followed by Ian Bayley in third place on 132.6 points, including 30.6 in Art, Culture and History, and a whacking 30.8 in Physical World.
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British Quizzing Champion 2017 - Kevin Ashman!
All hail the British Quizzing Champion 2017, Kevin Ashman! Kevin got 150 points, five ahead of his nearest rival Pat Gibson (145). Third place goes to Mark Cooper with 140.
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July Quest Grand Prix - Report
Down the years the average score in UK-set Grands Prix quizzes has been in the low-to mid 80s (the maximum possible score being 156 , with tie-breaker bonus). And typically about 20% of the field get through the 100-point barrier, generally seen as the mark of a very strong performance, by GP standards.
CONTINUOUS QUIZZES
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Continuous Quiz: High Brow
OK, I'll jump in with a quick one.. -
Continuous Quiz: High Brow
C S Lewis and Aldous Huxley, I believe -
Continuous Quiz: High Brow
Over to you Ken. -
Continuous Quiz: High Brow
Thanks Pete. -
Continuous Quiz: High Brow
Charles Dickens? -
Continuous Quiz: High Brow
Dickens is indeed the person. -
Continuous Quiz: High Brow
A clue - the crash was in Kent (though not Rochester), in a more southerly, semi-rural location. -
Continuous Quiz: High Brow
As a gesture of goodwill, the answer is Staplehurst for the train crash. A significant event - but not significant enough ... -
Continuous Quiz: News
When this was in the news, Dustin Lance Black was named as Tom Daley's partner. -
Continuous Quiz: Sport
I think both of the last 2 answers are correct!
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