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Quiz Game SWT
Quiz game. It virtually draws "cards": first you can see the question and guess the answer. Then you can see the "answer" side of the card. Program registers if it matches or not. -
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Trivbot is a a multilingual quiz/trivia bot for IRC channels. It is written in java so it can run on multiple platforms. A question is sent to the IRC channel and the text in the channel scanned for a string that matches one of the accepted answers.
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RanBunHyou is a Q&D generator of BINGO-like word games and other randomized teaching materials from plain text files. Entertains children studying vocabulary, etc. For Java 2+ (jre1.4+) and Macintosh System 7 to 9, being re-written in perl/CGI.
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Visual Quiz is a generic java applet for creating visual quizzes. It allows one to provide a set of question pictures and 3 or more answer pictures from which one is correct. The header text can be set to follow the theme.
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