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2/17/23 "Fake News" Friday!
2/17/23 "Fake News" Friday!
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Which story from this week's quiz is actually fake news?
NSTA Study on Hit Pedestrians
Pepsi is Releasing a Peeps Flavor
The White House Ruled Out Aliens in Connection to Balloons
FDA Approves OTC Narcan
2
Which member of record-setting K-pop group BTS announced a solo world tour this week?
V
Jimin
Suga
J-Hope
3
A Food and Drug Administration advisory committee endorsed over-the-counter sales of what drug this week?
Ketamine
Insulin
Adderall
Narcan
4
Raquel Welch, a 1960s Hollywood sex symbol, died this week at 82. Which of these movies was she not involved with?
"One Million Years B.C."
"Fantastic Voyage"
"The Warriors"
"The Three Musketeers"
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New footage was released this week of a 1986 dive exploring the wreckage of the Titanic. What year did the ship sink?
1910
1924
1930
1912
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Pepsi is joining forces with which candy brand for a new flavor of the popular soda?
Peeps
M&M's
Sour Patch Kids
Skittles
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A new study from the NSTA reported that more than 10,000 pedestrians are hit annually by drivers rushing to:
The Hospital
McDonald's Breakfast
Work
A Sporting Event
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Mattel is planning a relaunch of the Barney franchise, that was originally featured in a PBS series that began in?
1992
1988
1984
1999
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True or false: The White House has ruled out aliens in connection with the recently-downed flying objects.
True
False
10
The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl this past week. Who was named the game’s MVP?
Rihanna
Nick Bolton
Patrick Mahomes
Travis Kelce
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Which star was named the new creative director of Louis Vuitton menswear this week?
Donald Glover
A$AP Rocky
Pharrell
Tyler, the Creator
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein said this week she will not run for reelection in 2024. What year was she first elected?
1996
1988
1992
2004