NPR's Weekly News Quiz Asks Readers to Fill In the Blank on Trump's Triumphal Arch Plan
The latest edition of NPR's news quiz tests readers on the week's stories, including a question about a planned triumphal arch.
NPR's weekly news quiz this week includes a question asking readers to fill in the blank on what President Trump has said his planned triumphal arch will include, according to the outlet.
The quiz is part of NPR's recurring feature testing readers' knowledge of the week's news stories, described in this edition as a very special week.
Further specifics on the quiz's full set of questions, or the answer to the triumphal arch question, were not included in the available excerpt.
NPR's news quiz typically covers a range of stories from the preceding seven days, mixing serious and lighter news items.
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