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Test Your Knowledge: January 24, 2026

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of January 24, 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 is the earliest form of poetry called?

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Epic poetry. Read: Epic Poetry: The Earliest Literary Art Form

02

ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) was created under the:

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Homeland Security Act. Read: The History and Purpose of ICE

03

How does President Trump feel that owning Greenland would be useful to America?

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It would benefit national security. Read: Greenland – An Arctic Fortification Against China and Russia

04

The yellowthroat is a small:

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Songbird. Read: The Yellowthroat – A Curious Songbird on the Ground and in the Air

05

What is cuneiform?

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The earliest form of writing. Read: Epic Poetry: The Earliest Literary Art Form

06

Who did President George W. Bush appoint as the first assistant secretary of ICE?

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Michael J. Garcia. Read: The History and Purpose of ICE

07

When was America first interested in owning Greenland?

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Since before World War II. Read: Greenland – An Arctic Fortification Against China and Russia

08

Who wrote the poems Iliad and Odyssey?

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Homer. Read: Epic Poetry: The Earliest Literary Art Form

09

ICE’s mission is to maintain public safety by enforcing federal laws governing border control, customs, trade, and:

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Immigration. Read: The History and Purpose of ICE

10

Yellowthroats are:

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Insectivores. Read: The Yellowthroat – A Curious Songbird on the Ground and in the Air

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