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An important aspect of this trivia game--and probably any trivia game in general--is providing sources for questions. There are three reasons for this: One, it backs the host up when there is confusion, both the players and the host. The writer of the question may have been incorrect. Two, it allows players to know where to look for more information. Three, it's easier when verifying the answer for whatever reason.

This page lists the sources used in the game and goes over the format of questions and answers.

Formatting

Questions

It's important to read the question and the choices before answering. Questions have up to three parts:

  1. The category of the question followed by a colon. If there's no category, it's Wild.
  2. The question
  3. The choices followed by closed parenthesis.

Some choices appear in the question instead of at the end but will still include a letter followed by a closed parenthesis to indicate how to easily select the answer.

The question writer may not be the host, so the host will use quotation marks to indicate copied text. However, if the host feels that quotation marks will give hints, the host will remove them and make a note in the answer.

Answers

Answers have many sections:

  1. If the question has choices, the letter(s) appear first, separated by commas if necessary, ending with a colon.
  2. The correct answer with a period if it's a complete sentence. Parenthesis indicate it's not necessary to get the question correct. If applicable, the period is outside any parenthesis.
  3. Comments by the question writer or the host appear next in parentheses and are complete sentences. Quotation marks indicate that someone else wrote the comments.
  4. One or more sources with a minimum of one.

Sources display MLA style inside brackets ([]) or braces ({}). Braces indicate that the host didn't write the question, especially if the host changes anything. This is to give credit. URLs do not appear in the channel for security reasons.

The sections for questions and answers appear on one line unless the one line is too long due to IRC restrictions.

Sample Questions

This section contains some sample questions to show how all this works. In case people want to think about the answers, the answers all appear in the answer section below:

  1. At Christ's Second Coming, what will happen to Satan and his followers?
  2. Bible: Who was the first person to die?
  3. Book of Mormon: "Eat, drink, and be merry, for (blank), (two blanks); . . ." (Order matters.)
  4. New Testament: "Render, therefore, unto (blank) the things which are (blank) . . ."
  5. Who said the following quote? "I am going like a lamb to the slaughter, but I am calm as a summer's morning."

Sample Answers

  1. They will be bound (for 1,000 years). [Lawrence, Larry R. “War Goes on, The.” Ensign, vol. 47, no. 4, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Apr. 2017.] [Revelation 20:1-3]
  2. Abel ("Cain and Abel were the first children of Adam and Eve. Jealous that his brother's sacrifice to God was more well-received than his, Cain killed Abel.") {Teich, Isadora. “Can You Score More Than 24/30 on This Tricky Bible Literacy Test?” HowStuffWorks, 22 Apr. 2018.}
  3. tomorrow, we die [2 Nephi 28:7]
  4. Caesar/Caesar('s) (Commas around "therefore" added. Quote changed to match the KJV, but it doesn't change the correct answer and is still usable. "Jesus used a simple teaching tool, a coin, to instruct the Pharisees on the correct attitude toward paying taxes. Showing them that Caesar's image and name were on the coin, he told them the above adage. If you're wondering why there would be any debate about whether it was right to pay taxes, remember that Judea was occupied territory -- to pay taxes to the Romans might be seen as treasonous.") {Grey, Torrance. Will You Ace This Famous Bible Quotes Quiz? 21 Aug. 2018.}
  5. Joseph Smith or Jeremiah (bonus 25% for Jeremiah) (Joseph quoted Jeremiah.) [Zobell, Ralph R. "Commemorating the Anniversary of the Martyrdom at Carthage." Deseret News, 30 June 2012.] [D&C 135:4] [Jeremiah 11:19]

Explanations

  1. The category is Wild due to no category displaying at the beginning of the question. "For 1,000 years" is in parentheses, so players don't need that to get the question right; however, that phrase by itself is incorrect. The source entry appears under Lawrence in the Sources list below.
  2. The category is Bible and an example of a copied question. The parenthesis and quotation marks indicate comments by the author of the question. The source entry appears under Teich in the Sources list below.
  3. The category is Book of Mormon and is an example of a fill in the blank question. Blanks appear spelled out and in parentheses to encourage players to read the question.
  4. The category is New Testament and is an example of a copied question and a fill in the blank question. Note the parentheses around the apostrophe S: possessive form not required. The host modified this question, however. The original question quoted the NIV, but the Church uses the KJV. The source entry appears under Grey.
  5. The category is Wild due to no category displaying, either, and is an example of a question with a bonus answer. For this question, the question writer is thinking that players will think it's Joseph due to the story being more famous; however, any player that answers Jeremiah is also correct. Because the host feels most people will put Joseph, Jeremiah gets an extra 25%. The source entry appears under Zobell.

The sources in the above questions match what would appear in the game itself. Notice there's no links or URLs; however, the complete entry, including URLs, appears in the Sources list below.

The next section talks about resetting questions used.

Reusing

The host tracks questions used and if anyone got it right in the first part. The reason is to have no repeating questions. The bonus round ignores the used aspect.

At some point, the host will clear the used questions. When marking questions unused, the scores change based on if someone got it right in the first part. If it's a multiple choice question, the choices' order, the wording, or both may change. Changing the points will not cause the point values to go outside of ranges for the question type.

Sources

Source information in answers in the game may appear shorter than shown here. There are no URLs because of security reasons and to use less text.

Furthermore, more information may exist in answers, which includes page numbers, chapter numbers, and/or maybe a panel number. For example, one source is the scripture storybooks produced by the Church for children: Book of Mormon Stories, Old Testament Stories, New Testament Stories, and Doctrine and Covenants Stories. These books have pictures with text. Sometimes, the page number is not available, so the host gives other information and modifies the entry to point to the chapter and then adds the panel number.

The list is alphabetical by author then title according to MLA rules. If there's no author, it's under title. For more information, Purdue University put an online resource for the MLA format and many others.

Some sources will not have individual MLA entries, because people should already know how to find them; however, an entry for the collection appears. The following list shows sources without an MLA entry for each subsection or book:

These are the standard works the Church created and printed. The Joseph Smith Translation is his attempt to make the Bible better or understandable. The Church's version of the Bible has excerpts with Joseph Smith--Matthew being the biggest. These sources show the book, chapter, and verse in the following format: [JST] <book> <chapter>:<verse(s) using commas and hyphens> [(JST)]; [JST] [<book> <chapter>:<verse(s) using commas and hyphens>] [JST]. Brackets mean it is optional, so it appears if applicable. The location of JST has no significance. Examples:

Sources Not Cited

Unfortunately, I got questions from sources that I cannot properly cite using MLA. I will put them here:

Occasionally, I play trivia games on DALnet, and I saw usable questions.

Works Cited

The following list is an abbreviated version of all sources used in the game. It removes extraneous information, and I moved links to the appropriate text that also open in new windows. There's two other versions with no links to get back to any other page on this site: The full bibliography and a Zotero report. The Bibliography is the full version of this Works Cited section with no edits. The Zotero report includes notes I took, but I removed Zotero links, because I don't want anyone to be able to modify my sources. The full report is about 3 megabytes, so it will take a while to load.

Some titles will have articles moved to the end. When sorting, articles don't count, but the software includes them when sorting. Also, because sorting algorithms place numbers before letters, some titles may have numbers spelled out if the original title starts with a number and affects the sorting.

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