Reviewer: Ruth Smith

06/20/2010 11:39pm

Our district quizmasters find that knowing the presence of unique words speeds up making rulings on answers by reducing time needed to check concordances. It reduces my load greatly not to have to mark up 15 portions before the first quiz by hand. Also, the price is very reasonable - and yes, I do notice quite a few quizzers manage to lose the covers.

Reviewer: Diane Huntington

08/29/2008 09:14am

I have been coaching Bible Quizzing for 20 years and have found that my quizzers prefer to have the key words bolded and underlined. It is one less thing they have to do. This has not hindered our quoters in the least. I am glad for the addition of the key word amplification.
I wish the booklets would stay together better. We are always losing the covers and they fall apart before 1/2 way through the year. That's my only complaint.

Reviewer: Jill Penhorwood

06/28/2008 02:38am

I am not a fan of the bolded "unique words" or the underlining. For a quoter this just gets in the way. I think that AcmeQuiz should offer the original plain-text book as it did in the past. Poor product! If I could, I would give it a zero out of 5 rating.

[ACME's REPLY] Jill, thank you for your feedback. It is our desire to be responsive to the needs of those we serve. We also desire to be good stewards of the resources God has entrusted us. Many people benefit from the highlighting of unique words, and in truth, it costs too much to make every person happy. We have three unique Scripture options tailored to the unique needs of Bible quizzers and have decided to leave printing the "plain" Scriptures to others.