Wikipedia's vital article system organizes certain articles into tiers of priority, tier one being the most important, and tier five being the least, with each higher level article belonging to all lower levels. Tier three contains 1000 articles. How many can you name?
As of July 2023
Excluding higher level articles
"Specific religions" also includes religious texts
I have some type-in suggestions, especially since given the scope of this quiz, it can be hard to guess the form wanted.
Could you accept "History of math" for "History of mathematics", "Egypt" for "Ancient Egypt" (this is done for Greece/Rome), "Australia" for "Oceania", "work" for "employment", "cook" for "cooking", "anarchy" for "anarchism", "rock" for "rock music", "sculpting" for "sculpture", "marry" (and maybe "wedding") for "marriage", "aging" for "ageing", "chance" for "probability", "armor" for "armour"?
I would not recommend accepting "er" for "ear" and "met" for "meat". You have a lot of type-ins that accept anything containing a specific string, which I would recommend against; it confused me a lot and gave me free answers particularly when trying "History of ...". For example, typing "feudalism" gave me "European Union (EU)".
Thank you for your feedback! I changed all of the "Ancient ___" answers so that you are required to type ancient. This was an oversight on my part.
I'll now accept "anarchy" for anarchism, "marry" and "wedding" for marriage, "job" and "work" for employment, and "sculpting" for sculpture, as well as the spelling preferances. I will not accept "cook" for cooking, "rock" for rock music, or "australia" for oceania because all of these already refer to other answers. I'll also not accept chance for probability because it is in a category that contains itself.
As for the "er" and "met", those were Jetpunk's auto type-in feature that I didn't realize would be a problem.
I'll still accept "eu" for European Union, ect... because those are common abreviations, and because this quiz doesn't need to be harder than it alreasy is.
I appreciate your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz!
Thanks for being responsive! I don't have any problem with "EU", but I would highly recommend forcing it to start with EU, not contain it. It's confusing to get it from something like feudalism and I can't think of any time you would write something before EU if you meant EU. But of course, it's your quiz and the decision is yours.
I have some type-in suggestions, especially since given the scope of this quiz, it can be hard to guess the form wanted.
Could you accept "History of math" for "History of mathematics", "Egypt" for "Ancient Egypt" (this is done for Greece/Rome), "Australia" for "Oceania", "work" for "employment", "cook" for "cooking", "anarchy" for "anarchism", "rock" for "rock music", "sculpting" for "sculpture", "marry" (and maybe "wedding") for "marriage", "aging" for "ageing", "chance" for "probability", "armor" for "armour"?
I would not recommend accepting "er" for "ear" and "met" for "meat". You have a lot of type-ins that accept anything containing a specific string, which I would recommend against; it confused me a lot and gave me free answers particularly when trying "History of ...". For example, typing "feudalism" gave me "European Union (EU)".
Again, great quiz, and I hope this is featured!
I'll now accept "anarchy" for anarchism, "marry" and "wedding" for marriage, "job" and "work" for employment, and "sculpting" for sculpture, as well as the spelling preferances. I will not accept "cook" for cooking, "rock" for rock music, or "australia" for oceania because all of these already refer to other answers. I'll also not accept chance for probability because it is in a category that contains itself.
As for the "er" and "met", those were Jetpunk's auto type-in feature that I didn't realize would be a problem.
I'll still accept "eu" for European Union, ect... because those are common abreviations, and because this quiz doesn't need to be harder than it alreasy is.
I appreciate your comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz!