Friday, 17 June 2011

7 days' quiz

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It's the Magazine's 7 days, 7 questions quiz - an opportunity to prove to yourself and others that you are a news oracle. Failing that, you can always claim to have had better things to do during the past week than swot up on current affairs.

Graphic of the number seven

1.) Multiple Choice Question

Scientists have discovered the secret to making the best-tasting cup of tea. But what did they say would destroy the "all-round sensory experience"?

cup of tea Leaving the tea bag in for two minutesLetting the temperature drop to below 45CLeaving the tea for six minutes before drinking it

2.) Multiple Choice Question

Who this week changed their moniker on Twitter to MrsLRCooper?

Singer Lily AllenLily AllenPlayboy founder Hugh Hefner's ex-fiance Crystal HarrisHarrisJoanne Fraill, a juror who was jailed for contacting a defendant via the internetjuror

3.) Multiple Choice Question

What's believed to be the world's smallest dinosaur was unveiled this week. The fossilised vertebrae was found by amateur fossil hunter Dave Brockhurst, but where had he kept it for two years?

dinobird His car bootHis bedside drawerHis shed

4.) Missing Word Question

Dalai Lama * joke backfires

peacepizzaprotest

5.) Multiple Choice Question

When the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge - newlyweds William and Kate - tour Canada and the US soon, they will take which ONE of these aides?

Kate and William StylistSpeechwriterHairdresser

6.) Multiple Choice Question

British ladybirds (pictured) have suffered serious decline, partly due to the increase of an alien species of the bug, a study has found. What is the world's most invasive ladybird species - of Asian origin - known as?

ladybird HieroglyphicHarlequinHippodamia

7.) Multiple Choice Question

The word "babes" is among nearly 2,000 new entries in the Oxford English Dictionary. What is the word a rare example of?

Dictionary page A gerundA double diminutiveA genitive

Answers

It's letting the temperature drop to less than 45C. Volunteers consumed 285 cups of tea in a laboratory at th

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