ABSTRACT

The first known use of the word “trivial” in English dates back to 1589, although an earlier use of “Trivium” in 1432-1450 may have some bearing on the modern use of the word. “Trivium”, in this case, was used in reference to the study of the Liberal Arts, and indicated “insignificance” in the idea that certain facts were considered to be “only of interest to graduate students.”

The study is concerned on how the researcher can develop a “Trivial Quiz” software solution for adaptation by most business organizations for use by broadcast media organizations. The numerous questions that are asked during such program and the response time and rate of transmission and reception of data were taken into consideration. The software design was implemented as a trivial quiz simulator. The results were quite impressive.

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