Week of quiz
Current Events Challenge
Test your knowledge on the latest news and events with our engaging quiz! Dive into ten thought-provoking questions that cover a wide range of topics, from politics to quirky occurrences.
Challenge yourself or compete with friends to see who stays updated and who knows the most about current affairs. Can you score above 70 points?
- Multiple choice format
- Score and compare with others
- Learn while you play
The government released new information on the points based immigration system. In the new system: how many points are given for being able to speak English at the required level, towards the required 70?
10
15
20
A tell all memoir named 'Too Much and Never Enough' was published this week by which of Donald Trumps family members?
His Niece
His former Brother in Law
His second cousin
Which aquatic creature was spotted in Scottish waters for only the third time ever this week?
Great White Shark
Swordfish
Giant Squid
Johnny Depp was in High Court in London this week for a libel case against which tabloid that labelled him a 'wife beater'?
Daily Star
Daily Mirror
The Sun
The Polish election on Sunday was the closest since 1989, what was the major event linked to the election that year?
The fall of communist rule
Poland was formally accepted into the EU
Poland joined Operation Uphold Democracy with the USA
The toppled statue of Edward Colston was replaced with another of BLM activist Jen Reid earlier this week, before Brighton Council removed it. For how long did it stand?
3 hours
24 hours
42 hours
Back to Japan, what did the theme park Fuji-Q Highland advise its customers to do to stop the spread of Covid-19?
To only go on the fastest rides to limit time of contact
To not scream while on rides to stop the spread of droplets
Pay for the fast track queue to shorten contact times
What strange occurrence was picked up on the Met Office weather radar this week?
An exceptionally brief snowfall of 5 seconds over Gloucester
A swarm of flying ants across the UK
Conditions for the forming of tornados in the Scottish Hebrides
Covid-19 vaccine researchers are being targeted by hacking group APT29. They are believed to be sponsored by which state?
Iran
Turkey
Russia
What item was found in a woman's tonsil in Tokyo after she complained of a sore throat?
Small ball of Hittsukimushi (blu tack)
One of her fake nails
An alive worm
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