News Quiz: Coronavirus, Michael Flynn, Don Shula

This week, what did Vice President Mike Pence call “a reflection of the tremendous progress we’ve made as a country”?

Which clothing company became the first major retailer in the U.S. to file for bankruptcy protection during the pandemic?

For the first time, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments by telephone.

What other precedent did the court set this week?

A federal judge ordered which state to hold its Democratic primary election in June, after it was canceled over concerns about the coronavirus?

A new study found that animals whose antibodies have led to promising therapies for H.I.V. and influenza might also help neutralize the coronavirus.

What animal is it?

After a public campaign by President Trump and his allies, the Justice Department dropped its criminal case against Michael Flynn, above, Mr. Trump’s first national security adviser.

Mr. Flynn had previously pleaded guilty twice to what crime?

A former intelligence chief, Mustafa al-Kadhimi, above, was selected by Parliament as prime minister, giving which country its first real government in more than five months?

Two white men were charged in the fatal shooting of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed black man, after a video of the shooting became public this week and more than two months after the killing itself.

In which state did the shooting occur?

Don Shula, above, won more games than any head coach in N.F.L. history and helped usher pro football into the modern era. He died on Monday at 90.

He also had the league’s only perfect season, leading which team to an undefeated record?

The Pulitzer Prizes were awarded this week.

Which news organization, in conjunction with ProPublica, won its third prize for public service — considered the most prestigious of the Pulitzers — for a yearlong investigation of sexual violence?

The author Stephenie Meyer, above, announced that a new installment in her best-selling series would be released this summer.

What is the name of the series?