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Weekly Quiz: February 7, 2026

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of February 7, 2026. Answer one and you get the explanation, plus a link to the article that covers it.

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★Weekly Quiz
10 questions · about 3 minutes
01

Which part of a zebra is unique to each animal?

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Its stripes. Read: Zebras – Strong, Resilient, and Social Animals

02

What era of poetry celebrated passion, spontaneity, and creativity?

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Romanticism. Read: Romanticism – An Emotional Era of Poetry

03

President Donald Trump is trying to limit credit card companies to charging 10% interest per:

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Year. Read: Credit and Credit Cards – How the Market Works

04

What low-nutrient food do zebras prominently eat?

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Grass. Read: Zebras – Strong, Resilient, and Social Animals

05

Who wrote the renowned poem, “The Raven”?

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Edgar Allan Poe. Read: Romanticism – An Emotional Era of Poetry

06

What is a credit limit?

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The maximum amount one can borrow. Read: Credit and Credit Cards – How the Market Works

07

On what continent do zebras live?

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Africa. Read: Zebras – Strong, Resilient, and Social Animals

08

Neoclassic poetry emerged during:

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The Enlightenment. Read: Romanticism – An Emotional Era of Poetry

09

The act of charging high interest rates is called:

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Usury. Read: Credit and Credit Cards – How the Market Works

10

The groups that zebras live in are called

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Herds. Read: Zebras – Strong, Resilient, and Social Animals

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