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Test Your Knowledge: June 6, 2026

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of June 6, 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

Researchers in Finland covered daycare playgrounds in _______ to see how the children’s immune systems would react.

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Dirt. Read: Dirt Is Good for Children’s Health, Study Finds

02

Aramaic can best be described as:

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The first worldwide language. Read: Aramaic – From Ancient Empires to the Modern Age

03

The Wright Brothers lived in Ohio and ran a:

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Bicycle shop. Read: The Wright Brothers – First in Flight

04

Scientists classify black holes based on their size, formation, and:

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Location. Read: Space’s Mysterious Black Holes

05

The newly covered playgrounds in Finland proved to be beneficial to kids’ immune systems and:

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Gut health. Read: Dirt Is Good for Children’s Health, Study Finds

06

What is another name for the Assyrian Neo-Aramaic language that was spoken primarily by people in Assyrian communities?

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Suret. Read: Aramaic – From Ancient Empires to the Modern Age

07

Orville and Wilbur Wright are known for inventing the first:

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Airplane. Read: The Wright Brothers – First in Flight

08

As Alexander the Great conquered more empires, what language did he take with him?

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Greek. Read: Aramaic – From Ancient Empires to the Modern Age

09

The Wright Brothers first successful flight took off in what US state?

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North Carolina. Read: The Wright Brothers – First in Flight

10

Black holes are extremely dense objects that have an immensely strong:

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Gravitational pull. Read: Space’s Mysterious Black Holes

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