...OK, tell you what. Having just looked at your other quizzes, I'm going to go out on a limb and pretend for a moment that you're actually interested in having people like your quizzes. To that end, here's some advice.
1. Stop insulting people, especially people who are trying to help.
2. Make your quizzes accurate. Take a few minutes to do research. If you're going to say "I couldn't spell caribean so I used west indies"--well, then look up the right spelling. Or given the comment "i recited all the books out of my head, everyone forgets"--don't just put down things you remember; look up the right list.
3. Along those lines, "out of my head" isn't really a good source. If you have a quiz about subcontinents, you should really have some objective source that lists subcontinents, rather than deciding on your own what counts.
4. *Test* your quiz; you may have thought that you didn't need to type in the things in parentheses, but clicking on "Test quiz" would have given you a chance to find out that you were wrong about that. |
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