#155
Gods, Fuel, X Marks the Middle, Marine Biology, and Top Fives.
Gods
It’s just dogs spelt backwards.
Eros is the Greek god of what?
The 2002 foreign-language film City of God is set in what city?
Which god of Norse mythology is the supreme ruler of Asgard and is portrayed by Anthony Hopkins in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
According to the song Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen, who played the secret chord that pleased the Lord?
In Hinduism, which god is referred to as “the destroyer” - Brahma, Vishnu or Shiva?
Gods
Fuel
It’s time to hit the gas.
What do the numbers 91 and 95 refer to in relation to petrol?
What macronutrient is considered the primary fuel for the human body?
The most common fissile nuclear fuels are isotopes of uranium and what other element?
What country is the only member of OPEC (Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) located in South America?
What hydrocarbon is the primary component of natural gas?
Fuel
There's more
to this quiz.
Upgrade to Saturday Quiz Time premium and enjoy full access to our quizzes and puzzles.
Upgrade to premiumAlready have premium access?
Don't miss the next Saturday Quiz Time
Get a reminder when the next edition drops. Free, and takes 10 seconds.
More Puzzles
& Games More Puzzles & Games
Listomania
How many can you name?
The Crossword
Crack the clues to conquer the grid.
Fragments
Put the words back together.
Title Trace
Guess the title of a Wikipedia article.
Movie Matrix
Connect the clues to find all four films.
Sudoku
It's a numbers game.
Out of Order
Put everything in its right place.
The Mini
A bite-sized crossword to solve in seconds.
Who Am I?
Name the famous person in six clues.
Quizmaster Flash
Put your geography knowledge to the test.
Art Muddle
A block puzzle with classic works of art.
Anagrama
Rearrange the letters to solve the anagram.
Wordoku
Find the only possible words that fill the grid.
Cryptex
Unlock the combination.
Merch
Let the streets know Saturday is your favourite day of the week.
Don't have a clue?
Follow us on Instagram for a subtle (not so subtle) clue each week.