10 February 2012 Last updated at 17:09

Quiz about the past week's news stories

Cat that held up the Liverpool v Tottenham footie game

It's been another busy week of stories at Newsround HQ. Fabio Capello sensationally resigned, Argentina said it was going to complain about the UK, and there was even a paper mache rhino!

Play our quiz to see how much you remember about the past seven days...

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Quiz of the Week

Have you been paying attention to the Newsround website this week? Play our quiz to find out!

1.) Question 1

A group of scientists have come up with a new idea about why zebras have stripes. What do they reckon the stripes are for?

To help zebras identify each other
To make them look pretty
To keep away blood-sucking flies

2.) Question 2

How many secondary schoolkids say they've been a victim of cyberbullying, according to charity Beatbullying?

One in ten
One in four
One in five

3.) Question 3

England footie manager Fabio Capello sensationally resigned this week. Who's taking charge for the upcoming friendly with the Netherlands?

David Beckham
Stuart Pearce
Harry Redknapp

4.) Question 4

JLS to perform at * party

Newsround's
Queen's
Lady Gaga's

5.) Question 5

Why was this cat in the news this week?

It held up a football game
It was abandoned at a train station
It proved it was smarter than a human

6.) Question 6

Mars meteorite is "most * for 100 years"

seen
important
dangerous

7.) Question 7

What is adventurer Felix Baumgartner planning to do this year?

Skydive from 23 miles up
Dive to the world's deepest trench
Travel to Mars

8.) Question 8

Argentina is complaining to the United Nations about the UK. What's it all about?

The Falklands Islands
World Cup
Overfishing

9.) Question 9

Table tennis * is a hit

toddler
Labrador
robot

10.) Question 10

What's this paper mache rhino doing in a Japanese zoo?

Zoo staff were playing a prank
It's to prepare for a rhino escape
A schoolkid left it there by mistake

Answers

A group of scientists reckon that zebras may have developed stripes to keep away blood-sucking flies.
In a new survey by Beatbullying, more than one in four secondary schoolkids said they'd been cyberbullied.
England Under 21 manager Stuart Pearce will be in charge of the Netherlands friendly on 29 February.
JLS and Jessie J are among the big names performing at the Queen's Diamond Jubilee concert in June.
The white and grey tabby invaded the pitch during the Liverpool v Tottenham game on Monday.
A rare meteorite from Mars has been given to the Natural History Museum in London. Scientists there reckon it's the most important meteorite to land on Earth in the last 100 years.
Austrian adventurer Felix Baumgartner is planning the highest skydive in history - jumping from a balloon 23 MILES up in the air!
Tensions have been growing between Argentina and the UK over who owns the Falkland Islands in the South Atlantic.
A toddler from Plymouth has become an internet sensation for his amazing skills at table tennis!
Staff at the Japanese zoo were doing an exercise to prepare for a possible rhino escape.