1. What kind of safety device is going to be implemented in horse racing?
1. Padded starting gates
2. Automatically locking starting gates
3. Break away jumping pins
4. Self sealing ground material

2. What former governor is crusading for funding for his past education plans?
1. Paul Patton
2. Jacob Riley
3. Steve Beshear
4. Josef Le Croix

3. What Mediterranean nation was hit by a heavy earthquake?
1. Italy
2. Turkey
3. Albania
4. Greece

4. What important political figure from what nation is touring projects in Afghanistan?
1. First Lady of the United States
2. First Lady of Japan
3. Ambassador of Russia
4. Premier of Turkey

5. Governor Steve Beshear is calling for cut costs for what financial burden?
1. High prison costs
2. High education costs
3. High highway repair costs
4. High recycling costs

6. Prison population has grown by what percent?
1. 10%
2. 11%
3. 12%
4. 13%
   

7. A cemetery in what Kentucky county is being outfitted with high-tech systems to help people find burial sites?
1. Fayette
2. Bourbon
3. Perry
4. Hardin

8. Which of the following nations does not have mandated paid vacation time?
1. Britain
2. United States
3. France
4. Canada
   

9. Advanced Mechanical Products is going to release what type of vehicle that will be limited to people within a 200 mile radius of Cincinnati, which includes Lexington?
1. A boat that can also travel on land
2. A small one seat helicopter
3. A jet-powered car
4. An electric sports car
   

10. The Celtics won a game against who?
1. The Lakers
2. The Pistons
3. The Pacers
4. The Hawks
   

Answers:
1. C, 2. A, 3. D, 4. A, 5. A, 6. C, 7. D, 8. B, 9. D, 10. A

Quiz by NIE summer intern

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