Guardian Life & Style (US) • Jan. 10, 2026, 7:21 a.m.

<p>From Barclays, Cadbury and Clarks to Nith and Wampool, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz</p><p><strong>1</strong> What identically named comic strips debuted in the US and UK in March 1951?<br /><strong>2</strong> Which pharaoh was known by later Egyptians as the Great Ancestor?<br /><strong>3</strong> Which Spanish-language singer is the world’s most-streamed artist?<br /><strong>4</strong> Which big cat has the widest geographical distribution?<br /><strong>5</strong> Who was the first woman to train a Grand National winner?<br /><strong>6</strong> What element has the lowest boiling point?<br /><strong>7</strong> Which artist has museums in Pittsburgh and Slovakia?<br /><strong>8</strong> Which country has more than 9m abandoned homes?<br /><strong>What links:<br /> 9</strong> Billie Eilish; George Gershwin; Barry Gibb; Robert Sherman?<br /><strong>10</strong> Annan; Dee; Eden; Esk; Kirtle Water; Nith; Wampool?<br /><strong>11</strong> Lord Kitchener and Mighty Sparrow; nymph of Ogygia; Jacques Cousteau’s ship?<br /><strong>12</strong> Elgin City; Juventus; Marseille; Swindon Town?<br /><strong>13</strong> Barclays; Cadbury; Clarks; Fry’s; Lloyds; Rowntree’s?<br /><strong>14</strong> Rose; tree; bird; arrow; globe; poppy?<br /><strong>15</strong> Nicola Adams; Mel B; Alan Bennett; Erling Haaland; Gabby Logan; Marco Pierre White?</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2026/jan/10/what-links-billie-eilish-and-george-gershwin-the-saturday-quiz">Continue reading...</a>

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