Upfront Magazine Quiz - 1/8/16
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14 questions
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"Can ISIS Be Stopped?"
ISIS began as
"Can ISIS Be Stopped?"
ISIS began as
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"Can ISIS Be Stopped?"
ISIS views the governments of Iraq and Syria as enemies mainly because these
governments
"Can ISIS Be Stopped?"
ISIS views the governments of Iraq and Syria as enemies mainly because these
governments
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"Can ISIS Be Stopped?"
Which of these is true of the U.S. response to ISIS?
"Can ISIS Be Stopped?"
Which of these is true of the U.S. response to ISIS?
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What leads some experts to believe ISIS could be defeated on a battlefield?
What leads some experts to believe ISIS could be defeated on a battlefield?
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"A Day on the Campaign Trail"
Carly Fiorina believes that her background as a ___________ has prepared her
well for the presidency.
"A Day on the Campaign Trail"
Carly Fiorina believes that her background as a ___________ has prepared her
well for the presidency.
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"A Day on the Campaign Trail"
What does the article describe as "classic New Hampshire politics?"
"A Day on the Campaign Trail"
What does the article describe as "classic New Hampshire politics?"
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"A Day on the Campaign Trail"
Which of these is the best example of "retail politics?"
"A Day on the Campaign Trail"
Which of these is the best example of "retail politics?"
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"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
A key question in the Supreme Court case Miranda vs. Arizona was whether the
Fifth Amendment applied to
"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
A key question in the Supreme Court case Miranda vs. Arizona was whether the
Fifth Amendment applied to
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"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
Which is false of the decision in Miranda vs. Arizona?
"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
Which is false of the decision in Miranda vs. Arizona?
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"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
The right to an attorney during criminal proceedings is guaranteed by the
"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
The right to an attorney during criminal proceedings is guaranteed by the
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"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
To Mirandize a suspect has come to mean
"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
To Mirandize a suspect has come to mean
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"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
In describing the men suspected of killing Ernesto Miranda, the author notes,
"Both were read their Miranda rights; both waived them and answered police
questions."
The phrase "waived them" nearly means
"You Have the Right to Remain Silent"
In describing the men suspected of killing Ernesto Miranda, the author notes,
"Both were read their Miranda rights; both waived them and answered police
questions."
The phrase "waived them" nearly means
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"Rethinking History"
Which of the following historical figures is at the center of the controversy at
Princeton University in New Jersey?
"Rethinking History"
Which of the following historical figures is at the center of the controversy at
Princeton University in New Jersey?
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"Primary Matters"
The Key Dates section in the article lists that March 1st is known as
"Primary Matters"
The Key Dates section in the article lists that March 1st is known as