By Tiffany Harness By Tiffany Harness February 25 at 10:00 AM Follow @harnesst This week\u2019s quiz features a new development in the mysterious death of the North Korean leader\u2019s half brother, a couple big-time discoveries and more. But first, stats from last week:…<\/b>
This week\u2019s quiz features a new development in the mysterious death of the North Korean leader\u2019s half brother, a couple big-time discoveries and more.
But first, stats from last week:
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Astronomers discovered that a nearby solar system has this many «Earthlike» planets:
None.
Four.
Seven.
At least 12.
What killed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un\u2019s half brother? Police in Malaysia, where he died, say it was:
Food poisoning.
A nerve agent.
A bullet that pierced his heart.
A heart attack.
The Islamic State is using these to drop bombs in northern Iraq:
Eagles.
Drones.
Cranes.
Hang gliders
Scientists say this island nation is actually part of a hidden continent:
Madagascar.
Greenland.
Japan.
New Zealand.
An engineer from this country was shot to death and another was wounded in a Kansas bar:
Saudi Arabia.
Mexico.
Somalia.
India.
Who in the Trump administration said this: \u201cIf you think they\u2019re going to give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken.\u201d
Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president.
Stephen K. Bannon, White House chief strategist.
Reince Priebus, chief of staff.
Vice President Pence.
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft lifted off last weekend from:
Kennedy Space Center.
Johnson Space Center.
A spaceport in Kazakhstan.
The Mojave Air and Space Port.
Which news organization was among those blocked from a White House briefing on Friday?
The Associated Press.
The Wall Street Journal.
The Washington Times.
The New York Times.
Trump referred to Sweden’s problems with immigrants. What touched off riots near Sweden’s capital days later?
Trump’s comments.
A drug-related arrest.
A right-wing rally.
Sweden’s new ban on refugees.
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Homeland Security Secretary John F. Kelly visited this country this week:
China.
Mexico.
Russia.
Britain.<\/p>\n