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Excuses for Losing a Quiz |
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Written by Claus Andersen
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Have you ever heard a sports player explain why he didn’t win? “I didn’t have the legs today”… “There was too much (or too little) wind out there”… Why not borrow a few of these ready-to-use excuses that you can rely on, when (or should I say if) you get a bad score at a quiz or trivia?
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The Benefits of Quizzes and Trivia |
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Written by Claus Andersen
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Taking trivia and quizzes is more than a great way to occupy your time; it is also a way to exercise your mind. For the same reason that Sunday mornings are spent filling in a Sudoku puzzle or cross word puzzle out of the newspaper, it is possible that taking a trivia or a quiz might even enhance your creativity, increase energy, and prevent depression.
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Give your brain a work out! |
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Written by Quizcan
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Research from countless sources over the past few years has verified something that we should have known all along: the brain is like a muscle. Use it or lose it. Studies have shown that challenging your mental abilities every day not only improves your mental function, but also protects you from various nerve conditions: including memory loss associated with aging and even Alzheimer's or dementia.
Mental exercises can not only make you live longer, but make sure you remain healthy throughout your old age. Doing regular mental exercise is a fun, easy way to ensure your own health.
As if you needed a new reason to play online Sudoku!
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