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Test Your Knowledge: May 16, 2025

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of May 16, 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

In America, Mother’s Day comes every year on the second Sunday of what month?

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May. Read: Mother’s Day: The Anti-War Effort Turned Holiday

02

What percentage of giraffes live to adulthood?

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50%. Read: Giraffe – The Tallest Living Land Animal

03

What former US president is known as the “Father of the Constitution”?

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James Madison. Read: James Madison: The Father of the Constitution

04

The American version of Mother’s Day came from a protest against what war?

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The Civil War. Read: Mother’s Day: The Anti-War Effort Turned Holiday

05

Mary Ball Washington is the famous mother of:

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George Washington. Read: Famous Mothers of History

06

What was Alcatraz originally built to be?

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Military Prison. Read: Will Trump Restore the Rock? Plans for Alcatraz Underway

07

Who wrote the book “Education and the Rise of the Corporate State” in 1971?

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Joel Spring. Read: Is It Time to Rethink the Role of Teachers?

08

What mother is famous for rescuing over 2,500 children from the Nazi’s during the Holocaust?

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Irena Sendler. Read: Famous Mothers of History

09

How many pounds of food does a giraffe eat each day?

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75 pounds. Read: Giraffe – The Tallest Living Land Animal

10

What gangster and businessman was one of the most famous occupants of Alcatraz?

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Al Capone. Read: Will Trump Restore the Rock? Plans for Alcatraz Underway

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