CNN10 11/20/24

Question 1

What does the word "contrite" mean, as highlighted in Mrs. Stryber’s class activity?

Accepted Answer

Feeling or showing sorrow and remorse for improper behavior

Question 2

Why were more than 40,000 people protesting in New Zealand, and what is the Treaty Principles Bill?

Accepted Answer

To protest a bill they believe threatens Maori rights

Question 3

Describe the impact of Russia's invasion on Ukrainian cities like Mariupol and Bakhmut.

Accepted Answer

These cities experienced widespread destruction and loss of life

Question 4

What percentage of used clothes are recycled into new ones, and why is this significant for sustainability?

Accepted Answer

1%, highlighting a need for innovation

Question 5

What are ATACMS missiles, and why do they mark an escalation in the Ukraine-Russia war?

Accepted Answer

Long-range missiles capable of striking deep inside Russia

Question 6

Who are the Maori people, and why are they significant in New Zealand's history?

Accepted Answer

The native people of New Zealand

Question 7

Why do you think the CNN 10 segment includes humorous or light-hearted stories like the runaway pig?

Accepted Answer

To give viewers a break from serious news

Question 8

What innovative solutions did the Teemill company introduce to reduce waste in the clothing industry?

Accepted Answer

Making clothes only when ordered

Question 9

What was President Vladimir Putin's justification for the invasion, and how does it compare to the actual outcomes?

Accepted Answer

He claimed to protect Russian-speaking pop., but cities were devastated

Question 10

What is meant by the "circular program" in Teemill's operations, and how does it contribute to sustainability?

Accepted Answer

It recycles worn-out clothes into new ones

Question 11

What inspired the founders of Teemill to create their sustainable t-shirt business?

Accepted Answer

Living on an island where resources were finite

Question 12

How does Teemill’s approach to making clothing on demand help reduce waste?

Accepted Answer

It prevents overproduction of clothes

Question 13

What was the "Notorious P.I.G.," and how did police in Tacoma handle the situation?

Accepted Answer

A loose pig nicknamed by police, later rehomed at a ranch

Question 14

How much food does the United States waste annually, and what does that mean per person?

Accepted Answer

40 to 80 million tons; 219 pounds per person

Question 15

How does the haka, performed by Maori lawmakers, reflect their culture and traditions?

Accepted Answer

It’s a sacred warrior dance used to express unity and protest

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