The Guardian's Thursday Quiz is back, offering readers a chance to test their knowledge on a range of topics from the past week. This week's edition features 15 questions covering politics, science, culture, and more.
Quiz Questions and Answers
The quiz includes questions on recent events such as the resignation of a UK cabinet minister, the discovery of a new species in the Amazon, and the release of a highly anticipated film. According to the quiz's creator, the questions are designed to challenge even the most avid news followers.
Participants are encouraged to share their scores on social media, with many finding the quiz a fun way to engage with current affairs. The quiz is published every Thursday on The Guardian's website.
Sample Questions
One question asks: "Which country recently announced plans to ban petrol cars by 2035?" The answer is the United Kingdom. Another question: "What is the name of the new James Bond film?" The answer is 'Spectre 2'.
The quiz also includes a picture round, where readers must identify a person or place from an image. This week's picture is of the newly discovered species of frog in Brazil.
Reader Engagement
Since its launch, the Thursday Quiz has become a popular feature, with thousands of readers participating each week. The Guardian reports that the quiz has helped increase reader engagement and loyalty.
"We've seen a significant uptick in comments and shares on Thursdays," said a Guardian spokesperson. "It's become a ritual for many of our readers."
