This document contains a quiz with pictures and descriptions testing whether the pictures are real, staged, or photoshopped. It includes real pictures of landscapes like the Rainbow Mountains in China, sculptures like the Rubber Duck, and events like a tennis match played on a helipad over 2,723 feet in the air. Some pictures are described as staged, like two girls in 1917 faking photos of fairies, or real but staged, like workers posing for a photo of their unusual lunch setup. Other photos are identified as photoshopped or disputed in their authenticity.

1. Pictures Quiz

2. Real. It shows the ‘Rainbow Mountains’ in the
Zhangye Danxia Landform Geological Park in
China, where layers of different coloured
rock have been brought to the surface.

3. Real. Rubber Duck is a 'floating sculpture’ by the
Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman, which toured the
world.

4. Real. The beach, only metres away from
the runway on St Maarten’s island, is a
popular spot for planewatchers,

5. Staged. Two girls, aged 9 and
16. took these photos in
Cottingley, near Bradford,
England, in 1917. They faked
the photographs by cutting out
pictures of fairies from books
and sticking them on pins in the
ground. It was a game, but the
girls kept quiet when the photos
were taken for real around the
world.

6. Real. Andre Agassi and
Roger Federer played this
tennis match on top of the
Burj A! Arab in Dubai, on a
helipad that had been
converted into a tennis
court, over 2,723 feet off
the ground.

7. Photoshopped. It was
widely circulated on the
Internet as real (with
the heading ‘And you
thought you had a hard day
at work!’), and
was claimed to be National
Geographic Photo o f the
Year. National
Geographic went public to
deny it.

8. Real but staged. This is a famous image, but the
workers didn’t really have their lunches like
this, they just sat there for the photograph.

9. Real. This holiday couple really did set up their
camera on a timer for a selfie, and find
themselves upstaged by an inquisitive squirrel.

10. Photoshopped

11. Real. This was disputed, but there is video
evidence of the lightning strike at the time
of the Pope’s resignation.

12. Real. This is the maned wolf.

13. Real. Many people assumed
this famous photo was
staged, but the sailor really
did grab hold of the nurse,
a complete stranger, and
kiss her when the end of
WWII was announced. She
slapped him on the
face afterwards.