AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File Two of Andrew Yang's opponents in New York City's mayoral race suggested Yang cheated on a pop quiz during a New York Times editorial board interview. Advisers to Shaun Donovan and Scott Stringer both said they doubted Yang answered the questions without getting help. Neither of Yang's opponents have evidence that he broke The Times' interview rules. Some of Andrew Yang's opponents in New York City's mayoral race suggested he cheated on a pop quiz during a New York Times editorial board interview without offering any proof of their allegations. Yang gave remarkably accurate answers to the three pop quiz questions The Times posed to all of the Democratic candidates for mayor in individual endorsement interviews. Two of the candidates have been criticized for making wildly inaccurate estimates of the median price of a home in Brooklyn, the median rent for a Manhattan home, and the percentage of New York City public school students who are homeless or live in temporary shelter.