“The teams were chosen by means of a quiz, with the individuals gaining the highest scores in each age group successfully making the team.”

“More than a thousand people took part in the quiz. The prize for the winner was a trip to the Festival.”

“Another contributor recalls the widely-told story of his quiz of the Arkansas farmer, whom he met in the suburbs of the city of Little Rock.”

“But after persistence by top quizzer Michael McPartland of Linthorpe, Middlesbrough, organisers have agreed to come to Teesside this year.”

“I look forward to testing myself in the 2015 Champion League and it's also a real ambition of mine to be a TV pro quizzer one day.”

“My quizzer has returned, peeped over my shoulder, and asked this question.”

“Methods of communication may include child-friendly flyers, debates and quizz competitions.”

“Besides there are a discussion group, chess quizz and chess problems.”

“The ability of the California defense to force fumbles, or the sure hands of Oregon State running back Quizz Rodgers?”

“A THREE-YEAR-OLD boy with cerebral palsy can play outdoors with his friends thanks to fundraising quizzers.”

“Sadly, this is the last in the current run, and the quizzers include Great British Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood and comedian Jimmy Carr.”

“Also, quizzers get their fix through the year by hosting reciprocal written quizzes from other international associations.”