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Test Your Knowledge: July 25, 2025

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of July 25, 2025. 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

Former US President Franklin Pierce was a member of what political party?

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Democratic. Read: Franklin Pierce: A President Ruined by Slavery

02

Llamas are induced ovulators, meaning they:

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Do not release eggs on a cycle. Read: Llamas: The Alpaca’s Kind and Charismatic Cousins

03

On June 15, 1836, what state became the 25th to join the United States?

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Arkansas. Read: Arkansas: The People State

04

In 1861, what major war between the North and South broke out?

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The Civil War. Read: Franklin Pierce: A President Ruined by Slavery

05

Llamas are prone to different diseases, including life-threatening heart problems and:

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Cancers. Read: Llamas: The Alpaca’s Kind and Charismatic Cousins

06

Thousands of years ago, what was the name of the indigenous people who lived in caves in the Ozark Mountains?

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Bluff Dwellers. Read: Arkansas: The People State

07

The Kansas-Nebraska Act changed the law so that _____ could choose whether to allow slavery.

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The Citizens. Read: Franklin Pierce: A President Ruined by Slavery

08

The land purchased from France in 1803 by Thomas Jefferson and the United States is called:

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Louisiana Purchase. Read: Arkansas: The People State

09

In reference to animals, what does the term piebald mean?

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Black and White. Read: Llamas: The Alpaca’s Kind and Charismatic Cousins

10

What nickname was given to Frenchman Henri de Tonty, the man who built the Arkansas Post settlement in 1686?

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The Father of Arkansas. Read: Arkansas: The People State

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