How much of this week’s news can you remember?

1 From which famous landmark were thrill seekers ziplining in Paris, France? a) Arc de Triomphe b) Eiffel Tower c) Notre Dame a b

2 What type of pies were thrown in world championships in Kent?

3 True or false? A Mexican businessman has created Donald Trump toilet paper.

4 How many people used technology last year to get online? a) 1.5 billion b) 2.5 billion c) 3.5 billion a b

5 What is Oonagh Simms’s sweet job?

6 What type of cheeky monkeys have learnt to steal tourists’ belongings? a) Long-tailed macaques b) White-headed capuchins c) Yellow baboons

7 True or false? Twenty years ago, mobile phones could only take pictures.

8 What is the name of the star that’s nearest to Earth?

9 What type of insect hitched a ride on the back of a snail in Indonesia?

10 In which sport did 17-year-old Lois Toulson win two gold medals? a) Football b) Diving c) Gymnastics a b

11 What type of fruit would Derek Landy live off for the rest of his life?

12 Which fearsome warriors attacked England in the 9th century? a) The Normans b) The Romans c) The Vikings a b

13 How old do you need to be before you can learn to drive in the UK?

14 What was the first Mr Men book called? a) Mr Bump b) Mr Tickle c) Mr Small a

15 True or false? A 15-metre high rubber duck will land in Canada on 1 July.