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Quarantine Quiz #8 - Headlines!

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Quarantine Quiz #8 - Wacky Headlines

Welcome to the Quarantine Quiz #8! This quiz is all about some of the most bizarre and wacky headlines you've ever seen. Test your knowledge and see if you can guess the missing words or phrases from these hilarious headlines!

19 fun and engaging questions
Multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank format
Great for individuals or groups

19 Questions5 MinutesCreated by LaughingLemon42

This weeks quiz has taken numerous wacky headlines that you won't believe are true....but what is the missing word/sentence?

Snowstorm

Weather

24 hours

A day

Walls

Sea

Sun

Boats

Called Bees

An illusion

Getting tired

Flying Bugs

Headline Goes Here

Fhgfhdfdfdffgfgfgfgfgfgfgfg

Football cancelled forever

Who is this crying man?

Crime

Laughing

Everything

No reason

Literacy

Maths

Science

Gardening

Cut

Plan

Love

Hate

Never

Sunday

October

1994

Car accident

Safety meeting

Eastenders

Relationship

Take poison

Go to Utah

Stop breathing

Poison people

Nothing at all

Whether to vote

Sherry Bourgeois

Literally everything

Stuff

History

Tourists

Air

Life

Cher

Goat

Will continue as normal

Didn't end yesterday

Has no real psychics

Has to eat to survive

Cook sausages

Shake keys

Meditate

Look around

Fox

Chicken PM

Madonna

KFC

Oceans

Fish

Pens

Baths

...and finally, can you workout the missing word in this witty headline?

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