"It is time for the Thursday news quiz. The scorpion of knowledge, delightfully illustrated by Anais Mims, has 15 questions for you. They are designed to lull you into a false sense of security before delivering a very small but memorable sting. Or an in-joke punchline you've seen 1,057 times already. One or the other. There are no prizes, but we enjoy hearing how you got on in the comments. Allons-y!"
"The Thursday news quiz, No 235 If you really do think there has been an egregious error in one of the questions or answers and can show your working and are absolutely 100% positive you aren't attempting to factcheck a joke you can complain about it in the comments below. Why not watch Ace (or I Wanna Be Like Sophie Aldred') by The Kids in Spacesuits instead?"
Fifteen questions form the Thursday news quiz, each designed to lull participants into a false sense of security before delivering a small, memorable sting or a familiar in-joke punchline. Anais Mims supplied an illustration of a scorpion of knowledge to accompany the quiz. No prizes are offered, but participant results and reactions are welcomed in the comments. Participants who believe a question or answer contains an egregious error may file a complaint in the comments only if they can show their working and are absolutely certain they are not factchecking a joke. A music recommendation accompanies the quiz: 'Ace (or I Wanna Be Like Sophie Aldred')' by The Kids in Spacesuits.
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