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- Which Lexington government building is being considered for reconstruction?
- Courthouse
- Police station
- City hall
- Public school administration building
- The Chaiten volcano erupted Monday. Where is it located?
- Ecuador
- Chile
- Argentina
- Brazil
- Irvine Robbins recently died at the age of 90, what company was he a co-founder?
- Men’s Warehouse
- Robbins Industrial Chemicals (RIC)
- Kroger
- Baskin-Robbins
- What is the University of Kentucky planning on constructing, sparking criticism with its neighbors?
- Parking garage
- Storage warehouse
- Utility poles
- Series of billboards
- Senator Jim Bunning has spoken out against what type of seasonal tax suspension?
- Electrical
- Gas
- Waste management
- Water
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- Name the candidates for the Eastern Kentucky 29th Senate District.
- University of Kentucky students are using what to help learn financial skills?
- Website
- Video game
- One week workshop in New York
- Limited-print textbooks containing tips from billionaires
- The Food and Drug Administration used what to detect tainted meatloaf?
- Metal detector
- X-ray
- Pathogen sniffing machine
- Bacteria that glows red when it consumes dangerous chemicals and is exposed to UV light
- What has been preventing aid from entering Burma after the deadly cyclone struck there?
- Raging fires near coastal towns
- Neighboring Laos not allowing aid workers to travel through it
- Burma’s government being sluggish to accept aid
- Corruption among relief workers
- Ehud Olmert has been facing a major scandal; he is the Prime Minister of what nation?
- Czechoslovakia
- Slovenia
- Israel
- Ukraine
Answers:
1. C, 2. B, 3. D, 4. C, 5. B, 6. May 7, A1, 7. B, 8. A,
9. C, 10. C
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