New Daily Quiz Challenges Players to Identify Crimes from Arrest Photos

LONDON, England — The Daily Star has launched a new interactive feature, ‘Lunch Time Fun Time,’ aimed at testing readers’ ability to identify crimes based on arrest photos. The quiz, which debuted this week, challenges participants to select the correct crime associated with five individuals depicted in recent arrest photographs.

The first installment depicted a variety of offenses, including a man caught stealing mail in his underwear and a con artist posing as a cancer patient. The quiz aims to provide a mix of serious and lighthearted crime scenarios, engaging audience participation in an entertaining format.

Participants are presented with three crime options for each photo and are warned that some questions might have trick elements designed to mislead. “Lots of people think they’re great at reading people; but just how good actually are you?” the quiz introduction reads.

Readers are encouraged to comment on their results, sharing their experiences and thoughts on the quiz. The Daily Star’s quiz is available from Monday to Friday, promoting daily engagement from readers. “If you can’t see the quiz above, refresh your browser,” the publication advises its audience.

Daily Star features fun quizzes on various topics, including personality tests and vocabulary challenges, suggesting an evolving strategy to attract and maintain reader interest through diverse content offerings.