Skip to main content
Quizzes

Weekly Quiz: March 21, 2025

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of March 21, 2025. Answer one and you get the explanation, plus a link to the article that covers it.

Share

★Weekly Quiz
10 questions · about 3 minutes
01

What holiday took place on Monday, March 17, 2025?

Show the answer

Saint Patrick’s Day. Read: St. Patrick’s Day: A Celebration of the Irish

02

Mount Everest is considered the world’s:

Show the answer

Tallest mountain above sea level. Read: Military Aircraft Make Deportations Controlled and Safe

03

What non-human animal is referred to as the most intelligent on the planet?

Show the answer

Chimpanzee. Read: The Chimpanzee – The Nearly Human Primate

04

In what US city does the world’s largest St. Patrick’s Day celebration take place?

Show the answer

New York City, New York. Read: St. Patrick’s Day: A Celebration of the Irish

05

To learn more about what microbes are beneficial or damaging to crops, researchers are now using drones and:

Show the answer

Artificial Intelligence. Read: AI Agriculture Boosts Soil, Crops, and Human Health

06

What is an omnivore?

Show the answer

An animal that eats both meat and plants. Read: The Chimpanzee – The Nearly Human Primate

07

Mount Everest seems to grow approximately:

Show the answer

Two millimeters per year. Read: Mount Everest Is Getting Taller

08

Genetically identical plants often differ in size, resilience, and:

Show the answer

Yield. Read: AI Agriculture Boosts Soil, Crops, and Human Health

09

Mount Everest is part of a chain of mountains in China and Nepal known as:

Show the answer

The Himalayas. Read: Mount Everest Is Getting Taller

10

Where in the world are most chimpanzees found?

Show the answer

Africa. Read: The Chimpanzee – The Nearly Human Primate

0 of 10 answeredEvery weekly quiz →
Share

Know someone who should read this?

★ Written by

Generation Liberty Staff

★ Read next

Weekly Crossword – October 11, 2026

News, civics, and history for the next generation, grounded in America’s founding principles.

★ Donor Supported

Generation Liberty is free because people who value its purpose pay for it.

You can donate, too.

Donate
© 2026 A Project of One Generation Away