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Good News Quiz: Oct 19 to 25, 2026.

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Which photo matches “Corvo goes dark for shearwaters”?

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Good News Quiz: Oct 19 to 25, 2026

By Tazzora Editorial Team. Oct 19 to 25, 2026. Circle one answer for each question. The answer key is closed until a teacher opens it.

  1. 1. Which photo matches “Corvo goes dark for shearwaters”?

    1. A florist handing a wrapped bouquet to a woman outside a shop
    2. A brown-grey Cory's shearwater standing on dark rock, long bill pointed to the side
    3. Two rescuers in helmets and dry suits paddling a yellow raft through whitewater
    4. A woman standing in front of tall bookshelves and reading an open book

  2. 2. Which section does “Neon Dog Walk tops $80,000” belong in?

    1. Animals
    2. Science
    3. Community
    4. Health & Tech

  3. 3. Which section does “Quiet nests for kororā” belong in?

    1. Community
    2. Heroes
    3. Science
    4. Animals

  4. 4. Which headline matches this photo?

    A curlew sandpiper standing in shallow water, gray-brown feathers and a long curved bill
    1. Birds nesting again on Nu'utele
    2. Arctic shorebirds winter in Maputo
    3. A run across Arkansas for burn survivors
    4. Ocean Springs' Witches Ride has raised more than $114,000 for animal rescues

  5. 5. Which town is “Butterflies return on a Sussex farm” from?

    1. Pinkham's Grant
    2. Iberá
    3. Flin Flon
    4. Halnaker
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  1. B. A brown-grey Cory's shearwater standing on dark rock, long bill pointed to the side Corvo turns its streetlights off so young shearwaters can find the sea
  2. A. Animals Nevada SPCA's Neon Dog Walk raised more than $80,000
  3. D. Animals Hidden nest sites give little blue penguins a quieter shore
  4. B. Arctic shorebirds winter in Maputo Maputo National Park is a winter stop for birds flying from the Arctic
  5. D. Halnaker Thousands of butterflies turned up on restored West Sussex farmland

Kid mode

Good News Quiz: Oct 19 to 25, 2026

By Tazzora Editorial Team. Oct 19 to 25, 2026. Circle one answer for each question. The answer key is closed until a teacher opens it.

  1. 1. Which section does “Banana bread for the Lincoln Lions” belong in?

    1. Heroes
    2. Science
    3. Community
    4. Animals

  2. 2. Which section does “She swam the length of California” belong in?

    1. Science
    2. Animals
    3. Community
    4. Heroes

  3. 3. Which town is “Millions of birds counted” from?

    1. Maputo
    2. Kalispell
    3. Multan
    4. Wollongong

  4. 4. Which town is “43 turtles return at Saadiyat” from?

    1. Abu Dhabi
    2. Montville
    3. St Helier
    4. Baguio

  5. 5. Which state is “30 years of nest boxes for bluebirds” from?

    1. Wisconsin
    2. Colorado
    3. Missouri
    4. Delaware

  6. 6. Which headline matches this photo?

    A line of volunteers bent over, planting small trees in a grassy field
    1. A Little Rock diaper drive collects nearly 80,000 diapers
    2. A free roof for a Fairhope veteran
    3. Broulee students plant a microforest
    4. Delaware and Maryland permanently protect 181 acres on the Nanticoke

  7. 7. Which country is “A Perth record handstand at 75” from?

    1. Australia
    2. United States
    3. Canada
    4. Philippines
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  1. C. Community Deaf students' banana bread became a Lincoln football tradition
  2. D. Heroes Catherine Breed is the first person to swim the length of California
  3. D. Wollongong Australia's bird count passed 3.7 million birds, with room to keep going
  4. A. Abu Dhabi Forty-three sea turtles crossed Saadiyat Beach back into the gulf
  5. A. Wisconsin An Oshkosh man, 90, was honored for 30 years of helping bluebirds
  6. C. Broulee students plant a microforest Year 4 students in Broulee planted about 1,000 native plants for a school microforest
  7. A. Australia Esther Fischer, 75, is now the oldest person to hold a handstand