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Tournament directors usually have to decide between using one of many housewrites created each year, as well as sets from professional question sources including [[NAQT]], [[HSAPQ]], and [[ACF]]. | Tournament directors usually have to decide between using one of many housewrites created each year, as well as sets from professional question sources including [[NAQT]], [[HSAPQ]], and [[ACF]]. | ||
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Some housewrites are single occasion only, while others are produced annually by the same school(s). Typically, the schools that write a housewrite each year are also the ones who field consistently good teams. | Some housewrites are single occasion only, while others are produced annually by the same school(s). Typically, the schools that write a housewrite each year are also the ones who field consistently good teams. | ||
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[[Category:Quizbowl basics]] | [[Category:Quizbowl basics]] | ||
[[Category:Quizbowl lingo]] | [[Category:Quizbowl lingo]] | ||
Revision as of 01:04, 10 December 2020
A housewrite is a question set produced independently by a team or multiple teams for their own tournament. Housewrites can be written by and for both high school and college teams, and they are often mirrored in several places.
Tournament directors usually have to decide between using one of many housewrites created each year, as well as sets from professional question sources including NAQT, HSAPQ, and ACF.
Some housewrites are single occasion only, while others are produced annually by the same school(s). Typically, the schools that write a housewrite each year are also the ones who field consistently good teams.