It's the end of the week, so it's time for BBC News Online's weekly news quiz.
This week's highlights of the Lunchtime Bonus Question (in which we give you the answer and you tell us what the question was) include:
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Sarah Findlay from Cape Town who on Monday thought "If you want something bought properly, what should you do?" was the correct question to the answer "Buy-it-yourself"
- Mark from London who on Tuesday thought "What is a public school version of the state school jam roly-poly" was the correct question to the answer "Marmalade revolution".
- Chris Ford from Bristol who on Wednesday thought "How did optimists view Icarus's fall to earth?" was the correct question to the answer "He was gliding so fast"
They were all wrong, and they weren't alone. For more wrong questions, and the correct questions too, see the Lunchtime Bonus Question from 1030 BST every weekday as part of the Magazine (www.bbc.co.uk/magazine), where you see the funky knife and fork. For today's round, click this link.
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