1.   He likes giving pop quizzes, to see if the kids are remembering anything.

2.   We overheard the teacher say there would be a pop quiz today.

3.   The teacher sprang a surprise on us and gave a pop quiz.

4.   Voice Pop Quiz The Monico Bar is to be the venue for a pop quiz with proceeds going to the Voice Charity Group.

5.   An open-book pop quiz turned out to be the equivalent of the MCAT exam.

6.   And they have made Bush, who once famously failed a pop quiz on world leaders, commander-in-chief at a time of unprecedented national crisis.

7.   As a result, his foreign policy stumbles, like flubbing a pop quiz on world leaders, have only amplified the role his advisers play.

8.   Asked whether his performance on the pop quiz about foreign leaders last week had potentially hurt his candidacy, Bush expressed certitude that it had not.

9.   A clutter-bug pop quiz.

10.   A Boston TV reporter surprised Republican presidential front-runner George W. Bush last week with a pop quiz on foreign policy that the governor pretty much flunked.