News Quiz
School year 2025-2026
Week 5
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News Quiz
School year 2025-2026
Week 5
The House of Lords recently made headlines by voting to support a potential ban on which group using social media platforms in the UK?
Question 1
Children under the age of 13
Anyone under the age of 16
All students during school hours
Anyone without a government-verified Digital ID
Which iconic Japanese entertainment franchise has just launched a pop-up collaboration with London’s Natural History Museum?
Question 2
Pokémon
Digimon
Yu-Gi-Oh!
My Hero Academia
At the World Economic Forum in Davos this month, Donald Trump walked back his threats of a 10% tariff on the UK. What specific territory was he originally pressuring allies to sell?
Question 3
Iceland
Greenland
The Falkland Islands
Gibraltar
The Scottish pop-rock band Deacon Blue said they were "appalled" this week after which political party used their lyrics to "bolster" a campaign?
Question 4
The SNP
Scottish Labour
The Liberal Democrats
Reform UK
Question 5
On 27 January, Parliament held a special ceremony to mark which annual day of remembrance?
Armistice Day
Holocaust Memorial Day
Commonwealth Day
Windrush Day
Which airline was recently warned by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) for misleading customers with a "from £5.99" cabin bag fee?
Question 6
Ryanair
British Airways
EasyJet
Jet2
This week scientists recently announced the discovery of an ancient artefact that is thought to be over 300,000 years old, making it the earliest human tool ever discovered. What is it?
Question 7
A spade
A wooden spoon
A knife
A stick
Question 8
Free climber Alex Honnold scaled which skyscraper without ropes?
Shanghai Tower
The Shard
Taipei 101
Central Park Tower
Keir Starmer made a "pivotal" diplomatic visit this week, the first by a British PM since 2018. Which country did he visit?
Question 9
Russia
China
North Korea
Madagascar
A "major incident" was declared in Somerset this week after Storm Chandra caused widespread flooding, forcing families out of their homes.
Two brothers serving in the military (Josh and Ollie Morris) completed a famous "Ice Breaking" drill together while on operations in Norway.
Hundreds of people gathered in Birmingham's Centenary Square for a fireworks display that never happened, after falling for false rumours on social media.
Campaigners on International Day of Education said that 100,000 children could be pulled out of poverty if the government used auto-enrolment for free school meals.
Aberdeenshire Council spent £1.6 million on snow-clearing this month, with a third of that money going to local farmers for using their tractors and ploughs.
Fill in the blanks!
Question 10