Quiz of the week's news 7 June 2013 Last updated at 00:10 7 days 7 questions The Magazine's weekly news quiz Continue reading the main story Info It's the Magazine's 7 days, 7 questions quiz - an opportunity to prove to yourself and others that you are a news oracle. Failing that, you can always claim to have had better things to do during the past week than swot up on current affairs. Multiple Choice Question An extinct lizard that roamed South East Asia 40 million years ago has been named after which rock star? Jimi Hendrix Jim Morrison Debbie Harry Eddie Van Halen James Caan was accused of hypocrisy after he took on the job of social mobility tsar. What did he have to own up to doing? Hiding his private education Employing his own children Sacking receptionist for regional accent Education authorities in China brought in a ban to stop exam cheating. What unexpected item has been deemed suspect? Baggy trousers Bras Wristbands Long sleeves Missing Word Question JD Wetherspoon to open * pub underwater hospital motorway in-flight Answers It's Morrison. Dr Jason Head said he'd been "listening to the Doors quite a bit during the research." The choice of Barbaturex morrisoni is a play on the late frontman's epithet "the lizard king." It's tennis balls. Inmates' friends and relatives whacked tennis balls containing drugs and contraband into exercise yards. In Russia guards caught a cat trying to climb into a prison with mobile phones strapped to its back. It's employing his children. Initially he urged parents not to help their children into a job. He later admitted he'd employed his daughters at firms he owned or had a financial interest in. It's bras. Schools in Jilin province installed metal detectors to stop listening devices being smuggled in. The detectors mean other items containing metal, including bras, have been banned. It's yellow ducks. A giant yellow duck designed by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman has spawned many replicas. "The rubber duck was dragged down from its altar and becomes a mere symbol with no personality," said an article in the People's Daily. It's an artillery shell. The year five pupil took the 20cm artillery shell into class. The school was evacuated and army bomb disposal teams were called in. They decided the device posed no danger. It's motorway. The pub chain will open its first pub at a motorway service station on the M40. Your Score 0 - 3: You've had enough 4 - 5: One for the road 6 - 7: On the house For past quizzes including our weekly news quiz, 7 days 7 questions, expand the grey drop-down below - also available on the Magazine page (and scroll down)