Superquiz, Sunday, October 18

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Brooks, A. (2026, October 17). Superquiz, Sunday, October 18. The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/national/superquiz-sunday-october-18-20261017-p6162e.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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The Sydney Morning Herald · collected 2026-10-17 · by Andrew Brooks

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Andrew Brooks provides frequently asked questions about a weekly Superquiz that appears every Sunday. The article explains features such as displaying the total number of questions and current progress, showing individual scores, and revealing percentages indicating how many players chose each answer option. It also notes that participants can reset the quiz on their device by selecting "Play Again" after finishing.
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The Sydney Morning Herald published a FAQ guide on October 17 explaining details about their Superquiz scheduled for Sunday, October 18. The quiz will feature 15 questions, and users can track their scores and compare them to other participants through percentages displayed next to each answer choice. These percentages indicate how many players chose that specific option, helping gauge question difficulty post-answer. Users can reset the quiz on their device by selecting ‘Play Again’ at the end of the quiz session.

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Andrew Brooks
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🔮 It will also help you gauge the difficulty of each question after you’ve answered.
2026-10-17 · assertive framing · Superquiz, Sunday, October 18
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It lets you track how your score compares to other readers by showing the percentage of players who chose that particular answer.
framing: assertive · carried by 2 article(s) · first seen 2026-10-15
🔮 It will also help you gauge the difficulty of each question after you’ve answered.
2026-10-15 · The Sydney Morning Herald
Superquiz, Friday, October 16 · assertive framing
2026-10-17 · The Sydney Morning Herald
Superquiz, Sunday, October 18 · assertive framing

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Can I see the number of questions in the quiz? asserted
I → see → quiz
Yes, the total number of questions is displayed next to the progress bar at the top of the quiz. asserted
number → display → quiz
The number of your current question is also shown (e.g. 3/15). asserted
number → show → question
You can find a running tally in green at the top right of the quiz. asserted
You → find → quiz
Can I see all the quiz questions at a glance? asserted
I → see → glance
No, we challenge players to complete the quiz one question at a time. asserted
we → challenge → time
When I answer a question, there’s a percentage next to the correct and incorrect answers. asserted
I → answer → answers
It lets you track how your score compares to other readers by showing the percentage of players who chose that particular answer. asserted
who → let → answer
It will also help you gauge the difficulty of each question after you’ve answered. asserted
you → help → question
Can I reset the quiz for other players on my device? asserted
I → reset → device
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