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Test Your Knowledge: February 21, 2026

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of February 21, 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

Which US president warned about foreign influence in his Farewell Address?

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George Washington. Read: President’s Day and the Founding Fathers

02

Some New York Republicans that disliked Theodore Roosevelt as their governor tried to get rid of him by making him run as _________ running mate.

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William McKinley’s. Read: Theodore Roosevelt: The Rough Rider

03

Alpacas are native to what continent?

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South America. Read: Alpacas – Mountain Dwellers With a Social Nature

04

President John Adams highlighted the importance of morality in maintaining the:

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US Constitution. Read: President’s Day and the Founding Fathers

05

Sick with grief after losing his wife and mother on the same day, Theodore Roosevelt spent two years at his ranch in:

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North Dakota. Read: Theodore Roosevelt: The Rough Rider

06

It remains unclear how Sybil Ludington:

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Spelled her name. Read: A Teen Revolutionary War Hero: Sybil Ludington

07

What is a baby alpaca called?

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Cria. Read: Alpacas – Mountain Dwellers With a Social Nature

08

What did Thomas Jefferson believe was as important as life and liberty?

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Happiness. Read: President’s Day and the Founding Fathers

09

Sybil Ludington’s journey was twice as long as:

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Paul Revere’s ride. Read: A Teen Revolutionary War Hero: Sybil Ludington

10

At age 16, Sybil Ludington rode horseback for 40 miles to alert the American militiamen of a:

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British attack. Read: A Teen Revolutionary War Hero: Sybil Ludington

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