The WhatCulture End Of Year Quiz 2018

How well do you remember the year in pop-culture?

by James Hunt
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2018 has been, by just about any metric, A Year. Be it politics or pop-culture, this year has been certifiably insane, wonderful, horrible, and surprising in equal measure, but just how much do you remember about it?

Admittedly there's a lot we'd all rather forget, like Show Dogs, and things that came and went in a flash, like the time the Academy tried to make a Best Popular Film awards happen. Like 'fetch', it didn't.

But there's also a lot worth remembering, celebrating, and, of course, testing your knowledge on. That's why we've assembled some of our brightest editorial minds - or just, y'know, the people who hadn't yet finished work for Christmas - to create this, the WhatCulture End of Year Quiz 2018. With 30 questions across all of our biggest sections, including Film, TV, Gaming, Comics, WWE, Music, and Sport, it's time to look back, reminisce, exclaim 'wait, that was THIS year!, and try your best to finish 2018 on a high-score.

1. Which Of These Movies Grossed The Highest Amount Worldwide?

Deadpool 2

Solo: A Star Wars Story

Venom

Ant-Man And The Wasp
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