How well do you know the news of the week?
Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Yemen
Egypt, Yemen, Jordan, Tunisia
Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen, Jordan
Yemen, Egypt, Tunisia, Jordan
Missouri
Oklahoma
Illinois
Pennsylvania
The federal stimulus money
Secondhand smoke
The spirit of change
The latest snowstorm
The A.C.L.U.
Hosni Mubarak
A half-hour preview of the next episode of “American Idol”
A half-hour advertisement for the Super Bowlsupporting actress
A half-hour segment on the launch of the Daily, a new iPad-only publication
A half-hour interview with Mitt Romney
True
False
To walk closer with God
To have patience as he watches Malia go to her first dance where there will be boys
For Malia’s skirt become longer as she travels to the dance
All of the above
Fifty-one
Eighty-three
Eighty-five
Ninety-nine
John McCain, Robert Gibbs, Harry Reid, Kenneth Cole
Kenneth Cole, Robert Gibbs, John McCain, Harry Reid
Kenneth Cole, Harry Reid, Robert Gibbs, John McCain
Robert Gibbs, Kenneth Cole, John McCain, Harry Reid
Chicago
Charlotte
Houston
Honolulu
Pizza Hut
Domino’s
Apple
Motorola
Team gear made in sweatshops
Scalped tickets to the game
Ben Roethlisberger’s claims of innocence
Sex
Fire a mediocre teacher
Start a charter school
Execute a criminal
All of the above
Social networking does not inspire social activism.
Social media, WikiLeaks, and an Arabic rap song all played into the uprisings.
When he was ten he almost joined the Egyptian Boy Scouts.
Crowds at political protests are rarely as unruly as those at some rock concerts or giant sales.