Summer 2017 News Quiz

Theresa May, Prime Minster of _, faced a difficult summer of elections and leaving the EU.

President Trump reversed Obama's new foreign policy in regard to travel to and from _.

On June 14, a gunman shot 4 people, including Rep. Steve Scalise, at a practice for the _.

Facing a backlash from parents, the _ apologized for remarks made by President Trump in July.

Hurricane _, one of the most destructive storms in history, pummeled Texas August 25th.

June 2017 marked the 20-year anniversary of the publication of the first book in the _ series.

A _ crossed the sky Aug 21 from Oregon to South Carolina and brought out throngs of spectators.

The campaign by Republicans to repeal the _ was derailed in July after failing a vote.

Helmut Kohl, who oversaw the reunification of _ after the Cold War, died on June 16.

On July 20, former NFL-star, _, was granted parole and will be freed from prison soon.

On, June 12th, the _ defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers to win the NBA finals in 2017.

President Trump announced that the US would withdraw from _ on June 1st.

The crisis with North Korea escalated when Pres. Trump threatened to unleash _ against them.

At least 80 people died when a fire tore through a 24-story apartment building in _.

The Supreme Court ruled that the Trump admin could enforce portions of its travel ban from

Otto Warmbier, a student from UVA, died in June after being released from _ after 17 months.

White House Press Secretary, _, resigned in July after disagreeing with Trump's appointments.

In June, _ announced a $13.4 billion deal to buy Whole Foods.

President Trump announced on Twitter July 26 that _ would be banned from the military.

The opening weekend for _, starring Gal Godot was one of the best ever for a superhero film.

Trump fired adviser _ and replaced him with retired 4-star general John Kelly to restore order.

James Comey was fired as the director of the _, after accusing the president of lying.

In June, a woman who encouraged her boyfriend _ was convicted of involuntary manslaughter.

Adam West, the actor who played comic book hero, _, in the 1960s died on June 9th.

Violent protest in Charlottesville sparked a national discussion about _ in the South.