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Test Your Knowledge: April 18, 2026

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of April 18, 2026. Answer one and you get the explanation, plus a link to the article that covers it.

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10 questions · about 3 minutes
01

What percentage of teens say they do not get the suggested 8 hours of sleep per night?

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75%. Read: Teens Aren’t Getting Enough Sleep

02

What type of science can be described as the study of humanity’s past through examination of what people left behind?

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Archaeology. Read: Archaeology – The Art and Science of Uncovering Hidden History

03

On what two continents do elephants live?

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Africa and Asia. Read: Earth’s Largest Living Land Animal – The Elephant

04

What should teens limit to possibly achieve healthier sleep patterns?

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Screen time. Read: Teens Aren’t Getting Enough Sleep

05

What city was frozen and preserved in volcanic ash?

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Pompeii. Read: Archaeology – The Art and Science of Uncovering Hidden History

06

How much do African bush elephants weigh?

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5 to 8 tons. Read: Earth’s Largest Living Land Animal – The Elephant

07

For better sleep, Dr. Charlene Gamaldo suggests drinking warm milk, chamomile tea, or:

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Tart cherry juice. Read: Teens Aren’t Getting Enough Sleep

08

What do paleontologists study?

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Non- human remains. Read: Archaeology – The Art and Science of Uncovering History

09

Which of the following statements about elephants is true?

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Elephants eat around 300 pounds of food each day.. Read: Earth’s Largest Living Land Animal – The Elephant

10

A female elephant is called a:

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Cow. Read: Earth’s Largest Living Land Animal – The Elephant

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