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What happened this week Test how well you paid attention to the news

10/21/2022 2:28:00 PM

Did you pay attention this week Take the USA TODAY current events news quiz for the week of October 15

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What happened this week? ? U.K. Prime Minister’s super-short tenure, James Corden's dining manners and a gut-wrenching new horror movie. Take the USA TODAY News Quiz. Did you pay attention this week Take the USA TODAY current events news quiz for the week of October 15 You'll see our questions one at a time. You can skip questions, but that will affect your score. We'll show you how you did at the end.This quiz is for registered readers. Signing up is free and easy to do. Read more:
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