I am a fan of all things trivia and quiz-related, so I came up with a list of some of my favorites. Some have a legal spin that could help you study. Others are purely fun and a diversion. And some even help feed the hungry! Read on to find links.
Public International Law Quiz on the Oxford University Press’ Blog gives 12
questions on public international law, with links to more information on the
Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law
Pew Research Center: The News IQ Quiz
asks, “Do you know more about the news than the average American?” Chances are, you do, in this 13 question,
quick quiz.
Head to Freerice.com
when you’re procrastinating and want to have a good cause. Each correct answer
donates 10 grains of rice to the World
Food Programme. There are lots of available
subjects, even though the default is English Vocabulary. On this site, you can make groups to donate
in massive quantities (anyone want to start a UW Law group?), sign up to track your totals, or just play for fun.
Sporcle is
a site full of user-created quizzes or “mentally stimulating diversions” as
their tag implies. Some legal quizzes
have been created that would give you the break you need, while helping in your
studies. Just a warning: once you start, you will find it hard to stop!
·
Name legal terms Given the definition, write the term. This would be great for 1Ls or anyone to learn immediate recall of
these pesky legal words.
·
If you’re a Justice Stevens fan, name all the justices
who served alongside Justice Stevens
·
Name the US
Surpeme Court Justices 1789-present (lists the president who appointed and
whether he/she was chief justice or associate)
And lots of other fun quizzes for
whatever your interests: entertainment, history, movies, literature, geography,
sports, television, and music.
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