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Test Your Knowledge: May 30, 2025

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of May 30, 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

What is the purpose of Memorial Day?

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A day to honor fallen soldiers. Read: Memorial Day: A Time of Honor and Respect

02

What well-known animal from a video game resembles a hedgehog?

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Sonic. Read: The Hedgehog

03

What percentage of college students reportedly admitted to using ChatGPT and other AI programs to complete their schoolwork?

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90%. Read: The AI Trap in Higher Ed

04

When was John Quincy Adams first introduced to politics?

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When his father took him to France at the age of 10. Read: John Quincy Adams: The Federalist Who Abandoned the Party

05

Aside from their heads and feet, hedgehogs are covered in:

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Prickly quills. Read: The Hedgehog

06

Memorial Day is always held on:

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The last Monday in May. Read: Memorial Day: A Time of Honor and Respect

07

Studies have shown that regular use of AI in day-to-day life can reduce one’s ability to retain memories, solve problems, and:

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Think critically. Read: The AI Trap in Higher Ed

08

Although he was a Federalist, John Quincy Adams was not fond of:

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Party Politics. Read: John Quincy Adams: The Federalist Who Abandoned the Party

09

Memorial Day began at the end of the Civil War and was first named:

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Decoration Day. Read: Memorial Day: A Time of Honor and Respect

10

Which former president named John Quincy Adams secretary of state in 1817?

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James Monroe. Read: John Quincy Adams: The Federalist Who Abandoned the Party

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