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- According to the pie chart on the front page of your Herald Leader, besides “other”, where does the majority of consumers’ money go to?
- Transportation
- Shelter
- Entertainment
- Healthcare
- Business Monday lists money savings tips for surviving the economy. Which is NOT a tip listed?
- Don't eat out often
- Ask for a discount if you pay a doctor in cash
- Bring the kids with you to the grocery store
- Borrow books from the library instead of buying
- The late Charlton Heston was a prominent figure in fighting for citizens gun rights, as promised by what amendment?
- First
- Second
- Third
- Fourth
- Thousands of demonstrators angry about rising prices protested in what African country?
- Zimbabwe
- Egypt
- Ghana
- Liberia
- True or False: A deal to allow delegates from Florida and Michigan to participate in the Democratic National Convention is likely to come this week.
- True
- False
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- Which of the following airlines is NOT one of the airlines mentioned as stopping flights last week because of financial pressure?
- Mesa Airlines
- ATA
- Aloha Airlines
- Skybus
- Lexington paramedics will soon start using what to get to scenes quicker?
- Bicycles
- Helicopters
- Scooters
- Police Cars
- True or False: Bluegrass Community and Technical College is still part of the University of Kentucky.
- True
- False
- A new study has shown that approximately 1 in every 15 hospitalized children is because of what?
- Allergic reactions
- Drug mixups
- Fractures which didn’t heal properly
- Self-inflicted wounds
- Which two teams will play in the final game of the men’s NCAA basketball tournament tonight?
- Kansas and UNC
- Kansas and UCLA
- Kansas and Memphis
- UNC and Memphis
Answers:
1. a; 2. c; 3. b; 4. b; 5. b; 6. a; 7. a; 8. b; 9. b; 10. c.
Quiz written by
Taryn Mynear, UK student |
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