Home Archived Tes Quiz: 7 February 2020 Back Subscriber-only Tes Quiz: 7 February 2020 Pit your wits against Tes’ weekly general knowledge quiz 7th February 2020, 12:04am John Cunnane Share Tes Quiz: 7 February 2020 https://www.tes.com/magazine/archived/tes-quiz-7-february-2020 Copy Link Boz was a pseudonym of which Victorian author? Which actor did boxer Mike Tyson marry on 7 February 1988? By what name was rapper Christopher Wallace - inductee into the 2020 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame - better known? Realism, Stoicism and Rationalism are three of the schools included in the teaching of which subject? What organisms live in large bodies of water, are unable to swim against a current and are a crucial food source for aquatic animals? Which country, along with Afghanistan, was awarded Test status by the International Cricket Council in June 2018? What was the name of the car driven by Dick Dastardly in the animated TV series Wacky Races? Hamilton is the capital city of which island, a British Overseas Territory in the North Atlantic Ocean? Ramen is a dish in which country’s cuisine? In the army, what is the name of the unit that comes between a company and a regiment? Scroll for answers. QUIZ ANSWERS Charles Dickens Robin Givens The Notorious B.I.G. Philosophy Plankton Ireland The Mean Machine Bermuda Japan Batallion Questions set by John Cunnane You need a Tes subscription to read this article Subscribe now to read this article and get other subscriber-only content: Unlimited access to all Tes magazine content Exclusive subscriber-only stories Award-winning email newsletters Subscribe now Already a subscriber? Log in You need a subscription to read this article Subscribe now to read this article and get other subscriber-only content, including: Unlimited access to all Tes magazine content Exclusive subscriber-only stories Award-winning email newsletters Subscribe now Read more New Magazine Experience New Magazine Experience • 18th November 2021 Recent Most read Most shared Welsh heads warn of ‘us versus them’ inspection News 28 March 2024 Why we feed students before an exam Teaching & Learning 28 March 2024 Why giggling in class is so contagious Teaching & Learning 28 March 2024 Teacher pay falls by more than public sector as a whole News 26 March 2024 ‘Sats results should not be public for next two years’ Analysis 25 March 2024 Teacher pay scales 2023-24: how much will teachers get? Analysis 3 January 2024 Pupil premium allocation details delayed News 27 March 2024 ‘Unexplained’ school moves spark call for transparency News 27 March 2024 Special schools do an ‘amazing job’, so what can we learn from them? Analysis 27 March 2024