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This week's Good News Quiz, so far: Nov 2 to 8, 2026.

6 multiple-choice questions from 34 verified stories, so far for Nov 2 to 8, 2026. Play on the page, share a score without spoilers, or print a copy for class. Kid mode keeps the questions to classroom stories. No account and no tracking.

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Which photo matches “A shear for two runaway sheep”?

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Printable quiz

This week's Good News Quiz: Nov 2 to 8, 2026

By Tazzora Editorial Team. Nov 2 to 8, 2026. Circle one answer for each question. The answer key is closed until a teacher opens it.

  1. 1. Which photo matches “A shear for two runaway sheep”?

    1. Adult volunteers carrying potted saplings across a field where other people are planting
    2. A hand writing with chalk on a blackboard
    3. A brown bear walking through shallow water over a rocky creek bed
    4. A shearer clipping a thick fleece from a sheep held on a wooden board

  2. 2. Which headline matches this photo?

    An adult Amur tiger standing on a snow-covered rock in front of snowy evergreen trees
    1. Petrels surge on Choros Island
    2. A second tiger steps into the wild
    3. A flood rescue by paddle, kayak, and tube
    4. Panora quilters win a state award

  3. 3. Which town is “Lunches funded on school-closure days” from?

    1. Ile-Balkhash
    2. Pittsburgh
    3. Panora
    4. Valhalla

  4. 4. Which section does “Full tuition for a Christchurch guitarist” belong in?

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

  5. 5. Which town is “The Woodson Home reopens in Shaw” from?

    1. Valhalla
    2. Heidelberg
    3. Sydney
    4. Washington

  6. 6. Which section does “A cellist wins in Sydney” belong in?

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

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  1. D. A shearer clipping a thick fleece from a sheep held on a wooden board Two wool-heavy sheep on Te Mata Peak finally got a shear
  2. B. A second tiger steps into the wild Kazakhstan released a second Amur tiger into the wild
  3. B. Pittsburgh Steelers and Giant Eagle will fund lunches when Pittsburgh schools close
  4. C. Community A Christchurch guitarist won full tuition at Berklee
  5. D. Washington The Carter G. Woodson Home reopens in Shaw, free to visit
  6. A. Community Cellist Charlotte Miles won Australia's young performers prize

Kid mode

This week's Good News Quiz: Nov 2 to 8, 2026

By Tazzora Editorial Team. Nov 2 to 8, 2026. Circle one answer for each question. The answer key is closed until a teacher opens it.

  1. 1. Which town is “Five adoptions in Lucas County” from?

    1. Saraland
    2. Panora
    3. Charleston
    4. Toledo

  2. 2. Which town is “A can drive feeds 550 families” from?

    1. Palisade
    2. Saraland
    3. Absecon
    4. Cheyenne

  3. 3. Which section does “Ten years of meals in the Shire” belong in?

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

  4. 4. Which section does “Peaches for a record group of cubs” belong in?

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

  5. 5. Which state is “A public-school therapy farm and a goat” from?

    1. Colorado
    2. Pennsylvania
    3. New Jersey
    4. Massachusetts

  6. 6. Which country is “A shear for two runaway sheep” from?

    1. Kenya
    2. New Zealand
    3. Cabo Verde
    4. China

  7. 7. Which country is “Beetle larvae return to the sand” from?

    1. South Korea
    2. United States
    3. China
    4. Australia
Answer key

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  1. D. Toledo Five Lucas County children are adopted, one by his grandmother
  2. D. Cheyenne Cheyenne's Great Green Bean Bowl feeds 550 Thanksgiving tables
  3. D. Community One Meal in Sutherland Shire marks ten years of no-questions groceries
  4. B. Animals Palisade peaches help feed a record group of orphaned bear cubs
  5. C. New Jersey Vincent Van Goat lives at New Jersey's first public-school therapy farm
  6. B. New Zealand Two wool-heavy sheep on Te Mata Peak finally got a shear
  7. A. South Korea Ninety tiger-beetle larvae went into the sand at Taean