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Weekly Quiz: September 20, 2025

10 questions on the week's reporting, from the edition of September 20, 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 what eon did the first single-celled organisms form?

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Archean. Read: Of Eras and Ages: Life Begins in the Archean Eon

02

Polar bears are more likely to be found in which country?

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Canada. Read: Polar Bears – The Largest Bear of Them All

03

Florida was named by Juan Ponce de Leon after the Spanish Easter season, Pascua Florida, which means:

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Feast of Flowers. Read: Florida: A Contested Land

04

The recently assassinated Charlie Kirk was the founder of what organization?

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Turning Point USA. Read: From DC to Australia: Charlie Kirk Honored Around the World

05

What are living things called that can survive without oxygen?

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Anaerobic. Read: Of Eras and Ages: Life Begins in the Archean Eon

06

Which of the following is a polar bear's favorite thing to eat?

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Seals. Read: Polar Bears – The Largest Bear of Them All

07

Hernando de Soto and his men searched for silver and gold in a part of Florida that we now know as:

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Tallahassee. Read: Florida: A Contested Land

08

How are supporters around the world reacting to the passing of Charlie Kirk?

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Prayer vigils. Read: From DC to Australia: Charlie Kirk Honored Around the World

09

Due to global warming and other factors, scientists are concerned that polar bears will be extinct within the next:

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Thirty years. Read: Polar Bears – The Largest Bear of Them All

10

Who were the first Europeans to explore Florida?

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Spanish. Read: Florida: A Contested Land

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