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Upfront Magazine Quiz - 8/25/17

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"Sugarcoating the Truth"

The article notes that over a 15-year period, all independent studies on soda and other sugary drinks

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"Sugarcoating the Truth"

Which city is having a legal dispute with the soda industry over a requirement that ads for sugary drinks carry health warnings?

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"Sugarcoating the Truth"

In 1967, a Harvard research review funded by the Sugar Research Foundation said that ______________ caused heart disease.

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"Sugarcoating the Truth"

In responding to critics, the beverage industry argues that

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"Sugarcoating the Truth"

Which of these best summarizes the article?

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"Venezuela in Crisis"

How did former president Hugo Chavez come to power in Venezuela?

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"Venezuela in Crisis"

As Venezuela's president, Chavez

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"Venezuela in Crisis"

All of these were mentioned in the article as components of Venezuela's current economic crisis EXCEPT

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"Venezuela in Crisis"

According to the article, many Venezuelans are now leaving the country for

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"Protest Nation"

The article describes the Women's March as

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"Protest Nation"

According to the article, the first major American protest was the

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"Protest Nation"

According to the article, what do the civil rights movement and the Occupy Wall Street movement have in common?

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"Protest Nation"

According to the article, the protests against the Vietnam War in the 1960s and the 1970s were __________ the civil rights protests of that period.

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"Should They Stay or Should They Go?"  

Donald Trump's executive order for targeting immigrants who can be deported includes

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"Should They Stay or Should They Go?"  

The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program was started by former president Obama and protects young people brought to the country illegally as children from temporarily facing deportation.