NEWS SCOOP EDITION:
January 19, 2007
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Directions: Do you have a nose for the news? Find out by answering the following questions from this week's TIME for Kids magazine. Just circle the letter next to the correct answer or write your answer below the question.
Article:
"A New Way Forward"
1.
This story is mostly about
A.
the President’s new plan for Iraq.
B.
the geography of Iraq.
C.
the trial of Saddam Hussein.
D.
what it is like to be a soldier in Iraq.
Article:
"A New Way Forward"
2.
Which of the following is an opinion about the President’s new plan for Iraq?
A.
Additional troops will be sent to Iraq.
B.
Sending more troops to Iraq is a good idea.
C.
Last week, the President set out his plan for victory in Iraq.
Article:
"A New Way Forward"
3.
How many additional American troops will be sent to Iraq?
A.
400
B.
3,000
C.
21,500
Article:
"A New Way Forward"
4.
Which city is the capital of Iraq?
A.
Tikrit
B.
Baghdad
C.
Mosul
D.
B
Article:
"Hall of Heroes"
5.
The author wrote this story to
A.
inform you about two former players being elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
B.
tell you what it is like to be a Major League Baseball player.
C.
persuade you to vote for two former baseball players.
Article:
"Hall of Heroes"
6.
Where is the National Baseball Hall of Fame located?
A.
Baltimore, Maryland
B.
San Diego, California
C.
Cooperstown, New York
Article:
"Top 5"
7.
In which year was the average January temperature highest?
A.
1953
B.
2006
C.
1914
Article:
"Who's News"
8.
The expression feathered friends in this story means
A.
kids at school
B.
people who collect feathers
C.
pet birds
Article:
"Who's News"
9.
Which of the following statements about Nancy Yi Fan is not true?
A.
She wrote a book called Swordbird.
B.
She is an adult.
C.
She moved to the United States from China when she was seven.
Article:
"A New Way Forward"
10.
What is the President doing to change the situation in Iraq?
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