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News IQ. (News Skills).


News IQ. (News Skills)

* 1. U.S. athletes at the 2002 Winter Olympics won a total of

         (A) 14 medals;
         (B) 20 medals;
         (C) 34 medals.

* 2. The Olympics were marred by

         (A) judging controversies;
         (B) security problems;
         (C) bad weather.

* 3. Daniel Pearl was killed while reporting a story in

         (A) Afghanistan;
         (B) Pakistan;
         (C) the U.S.

* 4. Newspaper reporters are normally considered to be

        (A) noncombatants;
        (B) the equivalent of soldiers;
        (C) innocent.

* 5. For the first time ever, an Oscar will be given this year to

        (A) a cartoon short;
        (B) an animated feature film;
        (C) music for an animated film.

Answers

News IQ
1. C
2. A
3. B
4. A
5. B
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Date:Mar 25, 2002
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