The NZ Herald has new daily quizzes

May 8, 2026, 17:00
New ZealandEntertainment

Introduction

The NZ Herald has new online quizzes. People can test what they know.

Main Body

The website has two quizzes every day. One is in the morning and one is in the afternoon. The quizzes ask about many things, like movies and animals. People can share their scores with friends. They can see who is smarter. The NZ Herald also sends a newsletter called 'Daily H' to email addresses. This happens every weekday. There are also links to more quizzes on the website.

Conclusion

The NZ Herald gives daily quizzes and a newsletter to its readers.

Learning

🕒 The 'Every Day' Pattern

In the text, we see words that describe how often something happens. This is a key step for A2 learners to describe their own lives.

The Pattern: Every + Time Period → Action

Examples from the text:

  • Every day → Two quizzes
  • Every weekday → Newsletter

How to use this in your life: If you want to say you do something regularly, just use Every:

  • Every morning → I drink coffee.
  • Every Monday → I go to the gym.
  • Every year → I visit my family.

Quick Tip: Notice that we don't say "on every day." We just say "every day."

Vocabulary Learning

quizzes (n.)
short tests of knowledge
Example:The school gave us quizzes on math.
website (n.)
a place on the internet where information is shown
Example:I visited a new website to learn about birds.
morning (n.)
the first part of a day, from sunrise to noon
Example:We usually have breakfast in the morning.
afternoon (n.)
the part of a day after noon until evening
Example:She likes to read books in the afternoon.
movies (n.)
films shown in a cinema or on TV
Example:They watched a funny movie last night.
animals (n.)
living creatures that are not plants
Example:The zoo has many different animals.
share (v.)
to give part of something to someone else
Example:He will share his lunch with his friend.
scores (n.)
the numbers that show how well someone did on a test
Example:Her scores were very high.
friends (n.)
people you like and enjoy spending time with
Example:I met my friends at the park.
newsletter (n.)
a regular mail or email with news and information
Example:She reads the weekly newsletter every morning.
email (n.)
a message sent electronically through the internet
Example:I sent an email to my teacher.
weekday (n.)
any day of the week except Saturday or Sunday
Example:Work starts on weekdays.
links (n.)
short words or phrases that let you go to another web page
Example:The article has links to more information.
daily (adj.)
occurring every day
Example:He drinks coffee daily.
new (adj.)
not old, recently made
Example:She bought a new book.