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It's the Magazine's 7 days 7 questions weekly quiz - a chance to find out how much news from the past week you've read, heard and watched... and how much has stayed lodged in the old grey matter.It's the Magazine's 7 days 7 questions weekly quiz - a chance to find out how much news from the past week you've read, heard and watched... and how much has stayed lodged in the old grey matter.
1.) Multiple Choice Question1.) Multiple Choice Question
What does the Gurkha battle-cry "Ayo Gorkhali", voiced by Gurkha activist Joanna Lumley, actually mean?What does the Gurkha battle-cry "Ayo Gorkhali", voiced by Gurkha activist Joanna Lumley, actually mean?
  1. Victory for the Gurkhas
  2. Gurkhas forever
  3. Gurkhas are coming
  4. Gurkhas are staying
  1. Victory for the Gurkhas
  2. Gurkhas forever
  3. Gurkhas are coming
  4. Gurkhas are staying
2.) Multiple Choice Question2.) Multiple Choice Question
What's the Norway debate?What's the Norway debate?
  1. Theory that 'nul points' in Eurovision will lead to eventual victory
  2. UK parliamentary debate that led to ousting of Chamberlain
  3. Discussion in Oslo as Norway slips into recession
  1. Theory that 'nul points' in Eurovision will lead to eventual victory
  2. UK parliamentary debate that led to ousting of Chamberlain
  3. Discussion in Oslo as Norway slips into recession
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The Norway debate, called after the failure of the British military expedition in Norway at the start of World War II, prompted the resignation of Neville Chamberlain as prime minister after Leo Amery quoted Oliver Cromwell to say: "In the name of God, go." Michael Martin will step down on 21 June.The Norway debate, called after the failure of the British military expedition in Norway at the start of World War II, prompted the resignation of Neville Chamberlain as prime minister after Leo Amery quoted Oliver Cromwell to say: "In the name of God, go." Michael Martin will step down on 21 June.
3.) Multiple Choice Question3.) Multiple Choice Question
Who is now the most senior Roman Catholic in Britain?Who is now the most senior Roman Catholic in Britain?
  1. Archbishop of Westminster, the Most Reverend Vincent Nichols
  2. Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh, Cardinal Keith O'Brien
  3. Archbishop of Southwark, Most Reverend Kevin McDonald
  1. Archbishop of Westminster, the Most Reverend Vincent Nichols
  2. Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh, Cardinal Keith O'Brien
  3. Archbishop of Southwark, Most Reverend Kevin McDonald
4.) Multiple Choice Question4.) Multiple Choice Question
Which of the following duck stories is a real headline from this week?Which of the following duck stories is a real headline from this week?
  1. Boffins' £300k study finds ducks like rain
  2. £30,000 for the garden, including the duck's bill
  3. Man saves ducklings from ledge
  4. All of them
  1. Boffins' £300k study finds ducks like rain
  2. £30,000 for the garden, including the duck's bill
  3. Man saves ducklings from ledge
  4. All of them
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And here's the duck house which Conservative MP Sir Peter Viggers claimed on expenses. Among other expenses stories this week Labour's Ian Gibson claimed for a London flat which his daughter lived in rent-free. Lib Dem chief Lord Rennard is stepping down. He is reported to have claimed over £40,000 for a second home when he owned a flat near Westminster.And here's the duck house which Conservative MP Sir Peter Viggers claimed on expenses. Among other expenses stories this week Labour's Ian Gibson claimed for a London flat which his daughter lived in rent-free. Lib Dem chief Lord Rennard is stepping down. He is reported to have claimed over £40,000 for a second home when he owned a flat near Westminster.
5.) Missing Word Question5.) Missing Word Question
Too much cola zaps * powerToo much cola zaps * power
  1. pulling
  2. muscle
  3. brain
  1. pulling
  2. muscle
  3. brain
6.) Multiple Choice Question6.) Multiple Choice Question
Pringles lost a fight to be exempt from VAT after the Court of Appeal judged them potatoey enough to warrant a 15% levy, like other crisps. What is the potato content of a Pringle?Pringles lost a fight to be exempt from VAT after the Court of Appeal judged them potatoey enough to warrant a 15% levy, like other crisps. What is the potato content of a Pringle?
  1. 11%
  2. 20%
  3. 34%
  4. 42%
  1. 11%
  2. 20%
  3. 34%
  4. 42%
7.) Multiple Choice Question7.) Multiple Choice Question
"I'm never going to explain the spelling" said film director Quentin Tarantino, unveiling his latest work, with Brad Pitt, at the Cannes Film Festival. What's it called?"I'm never going to explain the spelling" said film director Quentin Tarantino, unveiling his latest work, with Brad Pitt, at the Cannes Film Festival. What's it called?
  1. Inglorious Bustards
  2. Inglourious Basterds
  3. Inglourious Barstardz
  1. Inglorious Bustards
  2. Inglourious Basterds
  3. Inglourious Barstardz
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Now, before you get your results, the Magazine has pleasure in announcing the Weekly Bonus Question. Each Friday we will give an answer and ask you to suggest what the question might have been. This week's answer is " ". Make your suggestions using the link below the quiz. Marks are deducted for predictability. Now, before you get your results, the Magazine has pleasure in announcing the Weekly Bonus Question. Each Friday we will give an answer and ask you to suggest what the question might have been. This week's answer is "GREY, KHAKI AND SEPIA". Make your suggestions using the link below the quiz. Marks are deducted for predictability.
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  1. It's "the Gurkhas are coming". Lumley helped the Gurkhas win a long battle for the right to settle in the UK.
  2. It's the UK parliamentary debate. MP Sir Patrick Cormack recalled the debate as colleagues called on Speaker Michael Martin to resign, which he did on Tuesday.
  3. Most senior is Scotland's Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh, Cardinal Keith O'Brien. The Archbishop of Westminster - now the Most Reverend Vincent Nichols - leads the Church in England and Wales, but a cardinal is more senior than a Most Reverend. Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, above, has retired as Archbishop of Westminster.
  4. It's all of them. The "duck's bill" story was from the Daily Telegraph, about an MP claiming the cost of a duck house on expenses. The ducklings ledge story was from the BBC News website, about a man who rescued ducklings who had hatched outside an office block. And the boffins story - that was the Sun.
  5. It's muscle. A report in a medical journal this week told of a man who needed emergency care for lung paralysis after drinking four - 10 litres of cola a day.
  6. It's 42%. "There is more than enough potato content for it to be a reasonable view that it is made from potato," said Lord Justice Jacob.
  7. It's Inglourious Basterds. Tarantino elaborated a little on why he refused to elaborate any further: "When you do an artistic flourish like that, to describe it, to explain it... would invalidate the whole stroke in the first place."
  1. It's "the Gurkhas are coming". Lumley helped the Gurkhas win a long battle for the right to settle in the UK.
  2. It's the UK parliamentary debate. MP Sir Patrick Cormack recalled the debate as colleagues called on Speaker Michael Martin to resign, which he did on Tuesday.
  3. Most senior is Scotland's Archbishop of St Andrews and Edinburgh, Cardinal Keith O'Brien. The Archbishop of Westminster - now the Most Reverend Vincent Nichols - leads the Church in England and Wales, but a cardinal is more senior than a Most Reverend. Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor, above, has retired as Archbishop of Westminster.
  4. It's all of them. The "duck's bill" story was from the Daily Telegraph, about an MP claiming the cost of a duck house on expenses. The ducklings ledge story was from the BBC News website, about a man who rescued ducklings who had hatched outside an office block. And the boffins story - that was the Sun.
  5. It's muscle. A report in a medical journal this week told of a man who needed emergency care for lung paralysis after drinking four - 10 litres of cola a day.
  6. It's 42%. "There is more than enough potato content for it to be a reasonable view that it is made from potato," said Lord Justice Jacob.
  7. It's Inglourious Basterds. Tarantino elaborated a little on why he refused to elaborate any further: "When you do an artistic flourish like that, to describe it, to explain it... would invalidate the whole stroke in the first place."
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4 - 6 : Inglorious4 - 6 : Inglorious
7 - 7 : Glorious7 - 7 : Glorious
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