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This week's Good News Quiz, so far: Nov 9 to 15, 2026.

5 multiple-choice questions from 18 verified stories, so far for Nov 9 to 15, 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 town is “Can the Cats is back for food banks” from?

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This week's Good News Quiz: Nov 9 to 15, 2026

By Tazzora Editorial Team. Nov 9 to 15, 2026. Circle one answer for each question. The answer key is closed until a teacher opens it.

  1. 1. Which town is “Can the Cats is back for food banks” from?

    1. Gwinnett County
    2. Holyoke
    3. Missoula
    4. Vidalia

  2. 2. Which country is “A tighter blood-pressure goal in a trial” from?

    1. Netherlands
    2. Brazil
    3. United States
    4. Mozambique

  3. 3. Which town is “More than 70 dogs reach a rescue center” from?

    1. Bothell
    2. Golden
    3. Vidalia
    4. Kailua-Kona

  4. 4. Which state is “Lemonade money for autism support” from?

    1. Hawaii
    2. Massachusetts
    3. Colorado
    4. Georgia

  5. 5. Which state is “Barkley is carried out of the fire” from?

    1. Vermont
    2. Massachusetts
    3. California
    4. Colorado
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  1. C. Missoula Griz fans kick off Can the Cats to fill Montana food banks
  2. B. Brazil A lower blood-pressure target cut repeat heart and stroke events
  3. C. Vidalia Operation Little Pumpkins moved more than 70 Louisiana dogs to care
  4. B. Massachusetts A Marlboro teen's lemonade stand raised more than $5,000
  5. C. California Firefighters carried a dog named Barkley out of an Irvine apartment fire

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This week's Good News Quiz: Nov 9 to 15, 2026

By Tazzora Editorial Team. Nov 9 to 15, 2026. Circle one answer for each question. The answer key is closed until a teacher opens it.

  1. 1. Which state is “A mosaic takes shape at the airport” from?

    1. Georgia
    2. Massachusetts
    3. North Carolina
    4. Hawaii

  2. 2. Which state is “Halloween pumpkins skip the landfill” from?

    1. Oregon
    2. Vermont
    3. New Hampshire
    4. Texas

  3. 3. Which headline matches this photo?

    People in work clothes planting seedlings among trees, with a uniformed crew member kneeling beside a volunteer
    1. Halloween pumpkins skip the landfill
    2. Lemonade money for autism support
    3. Pines return to the burn scar
    4. Hundreds of pets found families

  4. 4. Which photo matches “A color run for school trips”?

    1. A nighttime crowd of runners seen from behind, wearing numbered bibs at the start of a city road race
    2. A person in a cap and gloves stacking canned peaches into boxes at an outdoor food distribution
    3. A pile of bright orange pumpkins stacked in a wooden crate
    4. People behind a barricade watching a column of service members march down a city street, one holding a thank-you sign

  5. 5. Which town is “Hundreds of pets found families” from?

    1. Houston
    2. Goffstown
    3. Indianapolis
    4. Kailua-Kona
Answer key

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  1. D. Hawaii Volunteers piece together a 321-foot mosaic at Kona's airport
  2. A. Oregon Caldera High students turned leftover pumpkins into compost
  3. C. Pines return to the burn scar Nearly 500 pine seedlings take root in New Mexico's largest burn scar
  4. A. A nighttime crowd of runners seen from behind, wearing numbered bibs at the start of a city road race Goffstown families ran through color to fund school trips
  5. A. Houston Hundreds of shelter pets went home from a Houston adoption weekend