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An Experiment on 'New Quizilla'

Well, this is the first time I've logged on to Quizilla for a while, and what a shock it was! Everything's very strange and different, so I decided to see what the 'New Quizilla' does to an average quiz. Here is the result. Note: This is pretty much a personal experiment, so it's probably not going to be very interesting for all of you. Sorry!

Created by xXxYoursTrulyxXx on 05/13/2008

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On many quizzes I've seen on the 'New Quizilla', long questions have been cut off rather than being shown in the new format. This question is to see whether the said phenomenon is just carelessness on the part of the authors, or whether the new system is a

The whole question is present above The whole question is not present above

Well, from the above answer, it seems that the word limit per question is 48. Here I will test that theory with a paragraph of exactly forty-eight words, to see whether it is the word count, character count, or actual physical size of the text that matters

The whole question is present above The whole question is not present above

Hhmmm. The above question once had a full stop at its end, leading me to believe that the cutoff point is determined not by word count, but by character count. The cutoff seems to be 260 characters. To test this, this question has exactly 260 characters in

The whole question is present above The whole question is not present above

It seems that the character cutoff's smaller than I previously estimated. Each previous question has exactly 256 characters in it, so perhaps this is the cutoff point. This new theory is tested by this question - if it's complete, then I'm finally correct.

The whole question is present above The whole question is not present above

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An Experiment on 'New Quizilla'

On many quizzes I've seen on the 'New Quizilla', long questions have been cut off rather than being shown in the new format. This question is to see whether the said phenomenon is just carelessness on the part of the authors, or whether the new system is a

Well, from the above answer, it seems that the word limit per question is 48. Here I will test that theory with a paragraph of exactly forty-eight words, to see whether it is the word count, character count, or actual physical size of the text that matters

Hhmmm. The above question once had a full stop at its end, leading me to believe that the cutoff point is determined not by word count, but by character count. The cutoff seems to be 260 characters. To test this, this question has exactly 260 characters in

It seems that the character cutoff's smaller than I previously estimated. Each previous question has exactly 256 characters in it, so perhaps this is the cutoff point. This new theory is tested by this question - if it's complete, then I'm finally correct.

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An Experiment on 'New Quizilla'

On many quizzes I've seen on the 'New Quizilla', long questions have been cut off rather than being shown in the new format. This question is to see whether the said phenomenon is just carelessness on the part of the authors, or whether the new system is a

Well, from the above answer, it seems that the word limit per question is 48. Here I will test that theory with a paragraph of exactly forty-eight words, to see whether it is the word count, character count, or actual physical size of the text that matters

Hhmmm. The above question once had a full stop at its end, leading me to believe that the cutoff point is determined not by word count, but by character count. The cutoff seems to be 260 characters. To test this, this question has exactly 260 characters in

It seems that the character cutoff's smaller than I previously estimated. Each previous question has exactly 256 characters in it, so perhaps this is the cutoff point. This new theory is tested by this question - if it's complete, then I'm finally correct.

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