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Welcome to 7 days 7 questions - the Magazine's quiz of the week's news.If this isn't enough brain exercise, there's also our Daily Mini-Quiz, every weekday on the Magazine home page.Welcome to 7 days 7 questions - the Magazine's quiz of the week's news.If this isn't enough brain exercise, there's also our Daily Mini-Quiz, every weekday on the Magazine home page.
1.) Multiple Choice Question1.) Multiple Choice Question
The annual festival of fashion and tennis is under way. The buttons on which Wimbledon outfit represent the wearer's past wins?The annual festival of fashion and tennis is under way. The buttons on which Wimbledon outfit represent the wearer's past wins?
  1. Roger Federer's cardigan
  2. Serena Williams' coat
  3. Maria Sharapova's pinstripe shorts
  4. Tim Henman, back as a commentator
  1. Roger Federer's cardigan
  2. Serena Williams' coat
  3. Maria Sharapova's pinstripe shorts
  4. Tim Henman, back as a commentator
InfoInfo
"RF5" reads the inscription on Roger Federer's natty new cardie, in which he strutted his stuff on the Wimbledon catwalk... sorry, court.Click NEXT to continue."RF5" reads the inscription on Roger Federer's natty new cardie, in which he strutted his stuff on the Wimbledon catwalk... sorry, court.Click NEXT to continue.
2.) Multiple Choice Question2.) Multiple Choice Question
Happy paper anniversary, Gordon Brown, who has had a busy 12 months as prime minister. When does he rise and then retire for the night?Happy paper anniversary, Gordon Brown, who has had a busy 12 months as prime minister. When does he rise and then retire for the night?
  1. Up at 5.30am, bed at 11pm
  2. Up at 5.30am, bed at 10pm
  3. Up at 6am, bed at 11.30pm
  1. Up at 5.30am, bed at 11pm
  2. Up at 5.30am, bed at 10pm
  3. Up at 6am, bed at 11.30pm
3.) Multiple Choice Question3.) Multiple Choice Question
Robert Mugabe has been stripped of his honorary knighthood as part of a growing chorus of concern over his regime. The last foreigner to experience this rare dishonour?Robert Mugabe has been stripped of his honorary knighthood as part of a growing chorus of concern over his regime. The last foreigner to experience this rare dishonour?
  1. Uganda's Idi Amin
  2. Romania's Nicolae Ceausescu
  3. Chile's Augusto Pinochet
  1. Uganda's Idi Amin
  2. Romania's Nicolae Ceausescu
  3. Chile's Augusto Pinochet
4.) Missing Word Question4.) Missing Word Question
Bidding begins on ' * life'Bidding begins on ' * life'
  1. Aussie
  2. entire
  3. expat
  1. Aussie
  2. entire
  3. expat
5.) Multiple Choice Question5.) Multiple Choice Question
Now sperm donors are no longer anonymous, a man may be asked to financially support the children fathered with his, er, deposit.Now sperm donors are no longer anonymous, a man may be asked to financially support the children fathered with his, er, deposit.
  1. True
  2. False
  1. True
  2. False
6.) Multiple Choice Question6.) Multiple Choice Question
It's 40 years since women at Ford's Dagenham plant went on strike as they were paid 15% less than men in the same job - the spark for the Equal Pay Act 1970. The UK's pay gap today?It's 40 years since women at Ford's Dagenham plant went on strike as they were paid 15% less than men in the same job - the spark for the Equal Pay Act 1970. The UK's pay gap today?
  1. Women earn 17.2% less an hour
  2. 12.6% less
  3. 7.2% less
  4. 2.6% less
  1. Women earn 17.2% less an hour
  2. 12.6% less
  3. 7.2% less
  4. 2.6% less
7.) Multiple Choice Question7.) Multiple Choice Question
And finally, the birthday question. Phill Jupitus, George Michael and Ricky Gervais shared a birthday on Wednesday. Who's the eldest?And finally, the birthday question. Phill Jupitus, George Michael and Ricky Gervais shared a birthday on Wednesday. Who's the eldest?
  1. Phill Jupitus
  2. George Michael
  3. Ricky Gervais
  1. Phill Jupitus
  2. George Michael
  3. Ricky Gervais
AnswersAnswers
  1. It's Roger Federer - the inscription on the five buttons of his gold-trimmed cardigan reads RF5, in reference to his five Wimbledon titles. The tournament opened on Monday.Click NEXT for a closer look.
  2. He rises at 5.30am, and leaves for the office 30 minutes later, according to a "day in the life" published by the Guardian. He's home again for a family tea at 5pm, then works until 9pm, and retires for the night at 11pm. The PM marked 12 months in the job on Friday.
  3. It was Ceausescu in 1989, the day before his execution. On Thursday the Queen approved the rare step of removing Mr Mugabe's award, as a statement of "revulsion" at human rights abuses in Zimbabwe.
  4. It's "entire" - Ian Usher, from Darlington, who emigrated to Australia six years ago, is selling his house, friends and job in an internet auction. Bidding ends on Sunday.
  5. It's false, and a common misconception... so to speak. Donors at licensed centres are not treated as legal fathers. But many more donations now come from friends and relatives. In 2007, a man who donated sperm to lesbian friends was made to pay maintenance. He said he had no contact with the child; the women said he'd taken an active parenting role.
  6. Women's median hourly pay is 12.6% less than men's, according to the Office of National Statistics. Internationally, it is 17.2% less. On Thursday Harriet Harman outlined the new Equality Bill, which will make it easier for women to demand equal pay.
  7. It's Ricky Gervais, who turned 47. The same day, funnyman Phil Jupitus blew out 46 candles and the former Wham! singer marked his 45th birthday.
  1. It's Roger Federer - the inscription on the five buttons of his gold-trimmed cardigan reads RF5, in reference to his five Wimbledon titles. The tournament opened on Monday.Click NEXT for a closer look.
  2. He rises at 5.30am, and leaves for the office 30 minutes later, according to a "day in the life" published by the Guardian. He's home again for a family tea at 5pm, then works until 9pm, and retires for the night at 11pm. The PM marked 12 months in the job on Friday.
  3. It was Ceausescu in 1989, the day before his execution. On Thursday the Queen approved the rare step of removing Mr Mugabe's award, as a statement of "revulsion" at human rights abuses in Zimbabwe.
  4. It's "entire" - Ian Usher, from Darlington, who emigrated to Australia six years ago, is selling his house, friends and job in an internet auction. Bidding ends on Sunday.
  5. It's false, and a common misconception... so to speak. Donors at licensed centres are not treated as legal fathers. But many more donations now come from friends and relatives. In 2007, a man who donated sperm to lesbian friends was made to pay maintenance. He said he had no contact with the child; the women said he'd taken an active parenting role.
  6. Women's median hourly pay is 12.6% less than men's, according to the Office of National Statistics. Internationally, it is 17.2% less. On Thursday Harriet Harman outlined the new Equality Bill, which will make it easier for women to demand equal pay.
  7. It's Ricky Gervais, who turned 47. The same day, funnyman Phill Jupitus blew out 46 candles and the former Wham! singer marked his 45th birthday.
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