Feb. 2, 2024.
News Quiz: Test your knowledge of the latest current events stories every Friday with the weekly news quiz. From the incredible amount of money that Trump was ordered to pay E. Jean Carroll, to Japan’s lunar miracle, see how well you know what happened this week with the Feb. 2 News Quiz.
How to Play
- This weekly current events quiz has 11 multiple-choice current trivia questions and answers about the biggest headlines of the last seven days. You can take the quiz online, play the video quiz, or print it out for your weekly trivia party.
- Click the below button to start the quiz. You will see each question with four possible answers. Choose the best answer to see if you’re correct, read the explanation or skip it, and move on to the next question. At the end of the quiz, you will see your score.
- If you prefer to play the video quiz, scroll down. You will have 30 seconds to answer each question. How many questions can you answer in 6 minutes?
- If you want to print out the quiz, scroll down to find our PDF link. You can download the Feb. 2 News Quiz’s FREE PDF with all the questions on one page and separate pages for answers and links.
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This Week’s Questions (printable)
Here are some of the Feb. 2 news quiz current-events questions:
- How much was Donald Trump ordered to pay E. Jean Carroll?
- What is UNRWA?
- What is Japan’s SLIM?
- What’s Google’s Lumiere?
- In 2024’s ‘Despicable Me 4,’ who voices the villain?
The PDF includes all general trivia questions and answers from this week in separate pages for the contestants and the quiz MC. Perfect for your next pub quiz or trivia night.
The Feb. 2 News Quiz PDF is coming soon. Download our previous FREE Weekly PDF here.
Sources and Extra Trivia Facts
We cross-checked our facts with reputable news outlets, research centers, and NGOs. These current events articles inspired the Feb. 2 news quiz. We recommend them for weekend reading.
- E. Jean Carroll: Promises to Do ‘Something Good’ With Money Won From Trump (nytimes.com) | E. Jean Carroll Trial: 9 Fun Trump Trivia News Facts (howsmart.net)
- UNRWA claims: UK halts aid to UN agency over allegation staff helped Hamas attack (BBC News) | Hamas Oct. 7 Attack on Israel: Historical Context and Facts (howsmart.net)
- Australian Open men’s final 2024: Jannik Sinner beats Daniil Medvedev in Melbourne final (BBC Sport)
- 2024 Super Bowl: KC Chiefs vs. SF 49ers (NPR)
- Rise and shine: Japanese moon probe back to work after the sun reaches its solar panels (AP News)
- Elon Musk: Neuralink has put in its first human brain implant (NPR)
- Samsung: Integrates Baidu’s Ernie AI in Latest Galaxy Phones in China (Bloomberg)
- Google’s newest AI generator: Creates HD video from text prompts (Ars Technica)
- Gustav Klimt: Portrait found after almost 100 years (BBC News)
- Jon Stewart: Long Strange Trip Back to ‘The Daily Show’ (rollingstone.com)
- ‘Despicable Me 4’ Trailer: Will Ferrell and Sofia Vergara Join Cast (variety.com)
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