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2023 Year in Review News Quiz
2023 Year in Review News Quiz
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18 people were killed and 13 others were injured in the deadliest mass shooting in the United States this year. Where?
Brattleboro, VT
Lewiston, ME
Lebanon, NH
2
Charles III of Britain was crowned king on May 6. Whom did he succeed?
Elizabeth II
Elizabeth I
Victoria II
Anne I
3
On June 9, 4 children who had survived a plane crash were miraculously found alive 40 days later. Where were they found?
A flooded cave in Thailand
The Gobi Desert in Mongolia
The Columbian rainforest
4
In January, Florida banned high schools from teaching an AP course, calling it “woke indoctrination". What course is it?
African American Studies
Evolutionary Biology
Psychology
Gender Studies
5
Hip-hop turned 50 in 2023. Many consider its birthday to be Aug. 11, 1973. Why?
Date the 1st breakdancer spun on his head
Date the 1st rap song was recorded
Date when DJ Herc spun 2 records into a continuous breakbeat
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Donald Trump became the first former President to face criminal charges. How many felony counts does he currently face?
34
11
91
7
Taylor Swift grabbed many Times headlines in 2023. Which of the following was NOT one of those?
"How Swift's Eras Tour Conquered the World"
"Taylor Swift is Time's Person of the Year"
"Swifties Clear Enormous Log Jam on Louisiana's Red River"
"Swift Quake: Fans Shake Earth During Seattle Concert"
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Major League Baseball made some big rule changes. Which of the following was one of the new rules for the 2023 season?
Pitchers are subject to a clock
Games were cut from 9 innings to 7.
Batters can steal first base
9
Of the famous individuals we lost this fall, one of them played Chandler Bing, and the other was a Supreme Court Justice
Paul Reubens & Dianne Feinstein
Andre Braugher & Rosalynn Carter
Alan Arkin & Sinead O'Connor
Matthew Perry & Sandra Day O'Connor
10
A powerful earthquake struck Turkey & Syria on Feb. 6, killing tens of thousands. Which part of the map are they in?
C
B
A
11
Which of the following is NOT true about ChatGPT?
It has kicked off a race among tech giants to be at the forefront of AI
It can retrieve and repackage information with a speed humans never could
When asked questions, it invariably produces mistake-free answers
12
What did Ukraine’s top commander acknowledge in November about the state of the war?
Ukranian forces were retreating along frontlines in the south and east.
Ukranian forces were poised for a significant breakthrough
Ukranian forces were locked in "stalemate" with Russia
13
A group of young people in Montana won a landmark lawsuit on Aug. 14 involving what topic?
Climate change
Cost of housing
Cost of college
Inflation
14
What film swept most of the top categories, including best picture & director, at the 95th Academy Awards, on March 12?
"Top Gun: Maverick"
"Everything Everywhere All At Once"
"All Quiet on the Western Front"
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Hollywood's labor strikes this summer brought movie & television production to a halt. Which TWO groups went on strike?
Writers
Actors
Producers
Directors
16
What is going on in this graph?
India surpassed China in 2023 as the world's most populous nation
China and India had a perfect balance of trade in 2023
Officials projected India would surpass China in military might
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What was named Oxford’s 2023 Word of the Year?
Situationship
De-influencing
Rizz
Skibidi
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Sam Bankman-Fried was found guilty of seven counts of fraud and conspiracy. What had the case come to symbolize?
The dangers of rushing into the subprime mortgage housing market
The excess of the volatile cryptocurrency industry
The new reality of failing retail sales in the wake of sites like Amazon
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The U.S. surgeon general issued a public warning on May 23 about the risks posed to children and teenagers by what?
Social Media
Pandemic learning loss
Poor sleep habits
Vaping
20
On June 29, the Supreme Court rejected what policy that had long been a pillar of higher education?
Legacy admissions
Affirmative Action
Athletic scholarships
