North Korea Launches Missile, Possibly From A Submarine

North Korea conducted its 11th missile launch since May, reportedly from an underwater platform, as a show of strength before resuming denuclearization talks with the US. The missile flew 280 miles, reaching an altitude of 565 miles, and landed in the Sea of Japan. This test follows North Korea's previous development of submarine-launched ballistic missiles, which was paused in 2018. Analysts suggest the test was a strategic move ahead of negotiations set for October 5th.

What was the reported altitude reached by the missile launched by North Korea?

• 280 miles

• 565 miles

• 600 miles

• 300 miles

What was North Korea developing before suspending long-range missile tests in 2018?

• Short-range missiles

• Submarine-launched ballistic missiles

• Cruise missiles

• Intercontinental ballistic missiles

According to a US official, from where was the missile likely launched?

• An underwater platform

• A submarine

• An aircraft

• A land-based site

What was the purpose of North Korea's missile test according to analysts?

• To provoke neighboring countries

• To celebrate a national event

• To show strength before talks

• To test new technology

When are the denuclearization talks between North Korea and the US scheduled?

• October 1st

• October 5th

• October 10th

• October 15th