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WorksheetsNews Quiz April 8, 2022
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 20mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Concerning the issue of immigration, the U.S. government recently announced it would remove a 2020 Covid policy known by what title?
a)
Title 42
b)
Area 51
c)
Thanos Project
d)
Trump Wall
2.
Name the California mountain range whose snowpack level is 38 percent of where it normally is at this time, deepening concerns about the state's ongoing drought.
a)
Sierra Nevada
b)
Andes
c)
Appalachian
d)
Endor
3.
What economic measurement -- the percentage of American workers who don't have a job -- recently decreased to 3.6 percent, which is .1 percent higher than it was before the Covid pandemic?
a)
unemployment rate
b)
COVID Infection Rate
c)
GDP
d)
Military spending
4.
U.S. census records from what year, which was the last year when census workers went door-to-door to gather information, were just posted online?
a)
1950
b)
1780
c)
1880
d)
1980
5.
Troops from what nation have been accused of committing war crimes in the Ukrainian city of Bucha, though their country says the video evidence is "fake" and "staged"?
a)
Russia
b)
China
c)
Brazil
d)
Canada
6.
What U.S. government health agency, which was established in 1946, recently announced it will have its processes reviewed and make changes to better accomplish its mission?
a)
the CDC (Centers for Disease Control)
b)
FBI
c)
Shield
d)
AHA
7.
Deutsche Bank recently warned that because of high inflation (and the expected response to it), the U.S. economy was in danger of what kind of contraction?
a)
a recession/a downturn
b)
Thanos Snap
c)
Hacking
d)
Crypto Currency Downfall
8.
What kind of celestial event occurred on Earth this week after a coronal mass ejection on the sun in early March?
a)
a solar storm
b)
tornado
c)
Thanos Snap
d)
Eclipse
9.
For the first time in a laboratory setting, scientists recently observed a dramatic color change in what kind of aquatic animal?
a)
squid
b)
Spongebob
c)
Percy
d)
octopus
10.
Name the U.S. Supreme Court nominee who was confirmed to the high court on Thursday by a vote of 53-47 in the U.S. Senate.
a)
Ketanji Brown Jackson
b)
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
c)
Hillery Clinton
d)
Ms. Barnhart
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