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Test Your Knowledge: February 28, 2026

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of February 28, 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 type of poetry is defined as difficult, various, and complex?

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Modernist Poetry. Read: Modernist Poetry and Ezra Pound

02

Chemistry is the study of:

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Matter. Read: Chemistry – From the Mythic to the Methodical

03

How often do the Winter Olympics occur?

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Every 4 years. Read: The 2026 Winter Olympics Medal Count

04

In poetry, what is the term for the point of view of one in the middle of a journey?

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Periplum. Read: Modernist Poetry and Ezra Pound

05

Before modern chemistry, alchemists used basic science and _______ in hopes of curing disease and creating wealth.

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Mysticism. Read: Chemistry – From the Mythic to the Methodical

06

Where did the Olympic Games initially begin?

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Greece. Read: The 2026 Winter Olympics Medal Count

07

Who was a prominent modernist figure who published more than a dozen books?

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Ezra Pound. Read: Modernist Poetry and Ezra Pound

08

What metal did modern chemists successfully turn into gold?

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Lead. Read: Chemistry – From the Mythic to the Methodical

09

The first Winter Olympic Games were hosted by France in:

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1924. Read: The 2026 Winter Olympics Medal Count

10

Which of the following sports is an event at the Winter Olympic Games?

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Curling. Read: The 2026 Winter Olympics Medal Count

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