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Test Your Knowledge: July 25, 2026

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

The oldest human remains ever discovered in North America belong to what researchers call:

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Arlington Springs Man. Read: The First Americans and the Kelp Highway Theory

02

What three English letters in an Arabic word indicate that it has something to do with writing?

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K, T, B. Read: Arabic – An Eastern Trade Language That Transformed the West

03

John Deere’s company is officially called:

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Deere & Company. Read: John Deere: An Agricultural Inventor

04

A fully grown lion is typically:

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6 to 7 feet long. Read: The Lions – The Proverbial “Kings of the Jungle”

05

Who discovered the oldest human remains found in North America?

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Phil Orr. Read: The First Americans and the Kelp Highway Theory

06

What does the Arabic word safar mean in English?

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Journey. Read: Arabic – An Eastern Trade Language That Transformed the West

07

John Deere was born in 1804 in what US state?

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Vermont. Read: John Deere: An Agricultural Inventor

08

The MGM lion, Jackie, survived a near- fatal:

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Plane crash. Read: The Lions – The Proverbial “Kings of the Jungle”

09

Scientists and researchers cautiously agree that the first Americans arrived in the Americas by walking across what 600-mile land bridge?

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Bering Land Bridge. Read: The First Americans and the Kelp Highway Theory

10

What is another name for Modern Standard Arabic?

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Fusha. Read: Arabic – An Eastern Trade Language That Transformed the West

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