The prize quiz

Emily Eavis is the youngest daughter of Glastonbury festival organiser Michael Eavis. Born in Somerset, she grew up on Worthy Farm, using the famous Pyramid Stage as a climbing frame. A happy childhood was spent either hiding from the crowds or collecting autographs of the many stars who came to visit her father for tea. She is now based in London, helping to organise the festival and working to raise the profile of charitable campaigns through music.

Each week, a different guest quizmaster sets five questions per day, Monday to Friday. Send us your answers to all 25 questions at the end of the week and the first correct entry out of the hat will win a £100 electronic gift card from Borders

D1 Glastonbury Festival now covers more than 800 acres of farmland. But which is the smallest stage at the festival?

a) The Tadpole Stage

b) The Minuscule of Sound

c) The Tiny Tea Tent

d) The Pilton Hilton

D2 One of the longest-running, and best-loved, performance stages at the festival runs entirely on solar power. What is it called?

a) The Lost Stage

b) The Glade

c) The Croissant-Neuf Stage

d) The Wise Crone

D3 Which film director will be taking the helm for the long-awaited Glastonbury feature film?

a) Oliver Stone

b) Jean-Luc Godard

c) Julien Temple

d) Martin Scorsese

D4 Before he returned to farming what did Michael Eavis do for a living?

a) Methodist preacher

b) Pub crooner

c) Merchant Navy seaman

d) Novelist

D5 How many versions of the Pyramid Stage have there been since the festival started in 1970?

a) Three

b) Five

c) One

d) Seven

· Entries must reach Prize Quiz, The Guardian, 119 Farringdon Road, London EC1R 3ER by Wednesday June 30. The winner will be notified by July 2. One entry per person. No purchase necessary. The daily online news quiz is at: guardian.co.uk/quiz