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  • This quiz has been taken 143 times
  • The average score is 6 of 15

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QuestionAnswer% Correct
What American championship game of NFL is always played on a Sunday?Super Bowl
83%
The Sunday Times, Mail on Sunday and Sunday Mirror are all Sunday newspapers from which country?United Kingdom
77%
What day marks the Sunday before Easter in Christianity?{Palm} Sunday
72%
What popular ice cream dessert is often thought to have been invented on a Sunday?Sundae
71%
In Christianity, Sunday is often referred to as who's day?{Lord}'s Day
59%
Which short-named Irish band released the single Sunday Bloody Sunday in 1983?U2
56%
What British meal, traditionally eaten on Sundays, consists of meat, potatoes and vegetables with gravy?Roast Dinner
48%
Which commemorative day of British military and others is held on the second Sunday in November?{Remembrance}
Sunday
32%
The Sunday computer virus of November 1989 is a member of what virus family? (Also a Capital City)J{erusalem}
25%
What day is often marked by the lighting of a Christingle in Christianity?{Advent} Sunday
21%
Septuagesima, Sexagesima and Quinquagesima Sunday are the last 3 Sundays before what?Lent
21%
In which two countries has Sunday trading only recently been legally permitted, since the Sunday Trading Act 1994?England | Wales
16%
What day did a meterological event in January 1982 see high-pressure storms plunged the U.S. into record-breaking temperatures? (Many of which still stand today){Cold} Sunday
12%
What American nationwide Sunday newspaper magazine, published since 1941, is the most widely read magazine in the entire U.S.?Parade
11%
What day is the first Sunday after Pentecost in the Western Christian liturgical calendar?{Trinity} Sunday
10%

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