How much do you remember from our stories about Japanese cuisine, airport lawsuits and Scott Dixon's recent racing win?
And just like that, we've arrived at another Friday — and another edition of the Los Angeles Times News Quiz. As your quizmaster, my job is to dig into some of the stories The Times has published — online or in print — over the previous seven days and pull out 10 multiple-choice questions. Your job is to keep up on the news of the week and answer them correctly.
If you haven't exactly kept up — or simply want to do a little pre-quiz cramming — this week I'm mining the minutiae of my colleagues' stories about an airport beef between San Francisco and Oakland, the origins of a certain Japanese cuisine and how reality TV inspired some Buddhist monks to try something novel. Before digging in, a quick shout-out to those who stopped by to play a live version of the News Quiz at last weekend's Festival of Books.
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