BBC Quiz of the Week - 17 Apr 2020

While the worldwide number of coronavirus cases passed two million, British army veteran Capt Tom Moore made positive headlines - and millions of pounds for health charities - by walking 100 laps of his garden to celebrate his 100th birthday. But what was his initial fundraising target?

• £1,000
• £5,000
• £500,000

Lockdowns in countries across the globe forced millions of Christians to celebrate Easter away from church. The leader of the Roman Catholic Church Pope Francis broadcast a message online from an empty St Peter’s Basilica. But which of the following quotations did it include?

• ' In the resurrection of Jesus Christ, we have a hope that is surer than stone... Even in the dark days of this Easter we can feed on hope.'
• 'May the living flame of the Easter hope be a steady guide as we face the future.'
• 'The whole world is suffering and needs to be united. May the risen Jesus grant hope to all the poor...'

As data suggested the spread of the virus may be slowing in parts of Europe, some countries began to ease lockdown restrictions. But which was the first to send some of its children back to school?

• Austria
• Czech Republic
• Denmark

The Beatles made headlines 50 years after the band broke up, with the emergence of the above photograph of Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison performing in 1959. But the handwritten lyrics to which song sold at auction for £731,000 ($910,000)?

• Hello, Goodbye
• Here Comes the Sun
• Hey Jude

The economic costs of a deadly bacterial disease affecting Europe's olive trees could run to €20bn (£17.4bn), researchers warned. But which of the following transmits the deadly Xylella fastidiosa pathogen?

• Bird droppings
• Human touch
• Spittlebugs

Nasa's ill-fated Apollo 13 space mission was brought to life by enhancements to film shot by the crew. Above, the astronauts are preparing to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere after an explosion jeopardised their lives. But how did astronaut Capt Jack Swigert, centre, inform mission control?

• 'Houston, we have a problem.'
• 'Okay, Houston, we’ve had a problem here.'
• 'Uh, Houston, we’ve had a problem.'

Sir Stirling Moss died, aged 90. He was regarded as one of Formula 1's greatest drivers, despite never having won a World Championship. But to which rival did he lose out on the 1958 title, having helped prevent him being disqualified in one grand prix?

• Tony Brooks
• Juan Manuel Fangio
• Mike Hawthorn