Quizzer

Pronunciation: /kwɪzər/

Definitions of quizzer

noun a person who asks questions, typically in a quiz or game show

Example Sentences

A1 The quizzer asked simple questions that were easy to answer.

A2 The teacher used a quizzer to test the students' knowledge on the topic.

B1 The quizzer app allowed users to create their own quizzes to share with friends.

B2 The quizzer competition attracted participants from all over the country.

C1 The professional quizzer was known for their vast knowledge on a wide range of subjects.

C2 The quizzer's reputation as a trivia expert earned them a spot on a popular game show.

Examples of quizzer in a Sentence

formal The quizzer demonstrated an impressive knowledge of the subject during the competition.

informal The quizzer aced the quiz without breaking a sweat.

slang That quizzer is a real brainiac, always getting top scores.

figurative She's a quizzer when it comes to remembering details about our company's history.

Grammatical Forms of quizzer

• past tense: quizzed
• plural: quizzers
• comparative: more quizzy
• superlative: most quizzy
• present tense: quizzes
• future tense: will quiz
• perfect tense: have quizzed
• continuous tense: is quizzing
• singular: quizzer
• positive degree: quizzer
• infinitive: to quiz
• gerund: quizzing
• participle: quizzing

Origin and Evolution of quizzer

First Known Use: 1782 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'quizzer' originated in the late 18th century in England.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who asks or answers questions in a playful or teasing manner, the term 'quizzer' has evolved to also refer to someone who quizzes or tests others in a more formal or serious setting.