Critique A Set Of Homemade Trivia Questions Before Quiz Night

You wrote the questions in a rush last night and one of them might have two right answers, which you will only find out mid-round in front of everyone. This checks your set for ambiguous wording, dodgy difficulty spread, and any question with more than one defensible answer, before you are stood at the front reading it aloud.

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You wrote a set of trivia questions on {TRIVIA_CATEGORY} for tonight's quiz and want a check before reading them aloud to a room of people who cannot double-check you.
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**Review the questions for:**
1. Any question with more than one defensible correct answer
2. Wording that is ambiguous or could be read two ways under time pressure
3. Whether the difficulty is genuinely spread, not front-loaded easy or back-loaded impossible
4. One or two specific rewordings where needed
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- Notes only on questions that need a change, referenced by number
- A final "ready to read aloud" or "fix these first" verdict
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Questions: [paste your question set here]