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- True or False: A 2006 study found that the average adult pays about $942 each year in hidden fees and surcharges.
- True
- False
- Which of the following is NOT one of the options presented in the Wed. front-page article about Lexington’s revenue as a way the city can save some money?
- Selling 97 city pool vehicles
- Shutting down all day treatment centers
- Raising the rates at parking meters and city-owned garages
- Reduce ambulance staffing
- Senator Robert Byrd, 90, the nation’s longest-serving senator was hospitalized recently for what?
- Back pain after a fall
- Heart attack
- Trouble breathing
- Complications from a previous surgery
- Martin Waldseemuller, the cartographer of a 1507 map wrote America on what country as we know it today?
- Argentina
- Canada
- Mexico
- Brazil
- What state experienced wide blackouts Tuesday?
- Kentucky
- South Carolina
- Michigan
- Florida
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- What country has lifted the ban on YouTube?
- Egypt
- Iran
- China
- Pakistan
- Ceradyne, Inc. is a Lexington plant which is being forced to lay off a number of employees. What does the plant manufacture?
- Toyota car parts
- Electronics
- Ceramic body armor
- Military weapons
- True or False: Senate Bill 14, if passed, would abolish the office of the Kentucky Attorney General.
- True
- False
- Who replaced Jack Nicklaus as the PGA’s Presidents Cup captain?
- Tiger Woods
- Greg Norman
- Fred Couples
- Gary Player
- A day after moving into the #1 spot Tennessee’s men’s basketball team lost to what SEC team?
- Kentucky
- Vanderbilt
- Georgia
- Florida
Answers:
1. A; 2. B; 3. A; 4. A; 5. D; 6. D; 7. C; 8. B; 9. C; 10. B.
Quiz written by
Taryn Mynear, UK student |
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