In this photo provided by Matt Stites via John Egan, John Egan poses with his laptop in Austin, Texas on Friday, February 21, 2014. Egan, 50, said he takes online quizzes partly because he’s curious ...

Online quizzes help us understand ourselves: from what kind of ‘90s kid we were to which fairy tale was actually about our life. But more often than not, each question gives the site you’re on (and ...

In the Internet times, most learners will prefer online courses and practices to expand their mathematics knowledge, so math symbols and equations in online quizzes would be an essential part for ...

For a compulsive online quiz-taker like Chrissy Noh, the temptation was too great to resist: “Which sandwich are you?” After answering a series of unscientific, seemingly unrelated questions, which ...

If you're all about online quizzes — and really, who isn't? — then you should consider taking a few as a way of revealing your biggest personality strengths and flaws. Quizzes like these can be ...

LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — If you use the internet, odds are, you have run into personality or character quizzes. Maybe you've taken them yourself, or maybe you've seen friends share their results. But now ...

I am a genius. I’m charismatic, kind, and understanding. I’m also a Disney princess named Aurora and the reincarnation of Marilyn Monroe. But I’m not crazy (at least, not completely). I’ve just been ...

Facebook and Google are not the only websites collecting your personal data. Some online quizzes are also selling your answers to other companies. According to a report from Mic, many online quizzes, ...

When something goes viral on the Internet, it gains a reach that would cost millions to achieve through paid advertising. Even better, viral content is often free or, at least, very affordable. No one ...

NEW YORK — For a compulsive online quiz-taker like Chrissy Noh, the temptation was too great to resist: “Which sandwich are you?” After answering a series of unscientific, seemingly unrelated ...

For a compulsive online quiz-taker like Chrissy Noh, the temptation was too great to resist: “Which sandwich are you?” After answering a series of unscientific, seemingly unrelated questions, which ...