Upfront Magazine Quiz - 2/12/16

A) it's a sign that North Korea may have developed its first nuclear weapons

B) ISIS is known to be operating in North Korea and may get a hold of the bombs

C) hydrogen bombs are much more powerful then traditional nuclear weapons

D) None of the above

A) by Kim Jong Un in 2011

B) by Kim Jong Un's father, Kim Jong II, in 1994

C) in the aftermath of the Korean War

D) at the end of World War II in 1945

A) economy

B) army

C) both A & B

D) Neither A & B

A) Russia

B) South Korea

C) Iran

D) China

A) order better tracking of lost guns

B) renew the expired federal ban on assault weapons

C) try to expand the number of gun sellers required to conduct background checks on potential gun buyers

D) hire more workers to carry out background checks on potential gun buyers

A) declined to hear any cases related to gun rights

B) ruled that states may decide whether or not they will require background checks on gun buyers

C) ruled that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to own a gun for self-defense

D) overturned several state laws that required a license or permit to own a gun

A) the unregulated sale of firearms at gun shows

B) the increase in mass shootings in recent years

C) members of Congress who oppose gun control

D) gun rights groups that try to influence lawmakers

A) people in states with strict gun laws can still get guns from neighboring states

B) Congress is hurrying to pass federal gun control laws

C) consensus is growing now that tighter gun laws are needed

D) all of the above are correct

A) the United Nations

B) the Immigration Act

C) a presidential executive order

D) local mayors and city councils along the West Coast

A) The FBI had uncovered evidence of impending terror attacks by Japanese-Americans along the West Coast

B) The West Coast was the only part of the country with federal land for internment camps

C) The West Coast was seen as a likely spot for a second Japanese attack

D) none of the above are correct

A) the decision of some Japanese-Americans to enlist in the U.S. armed forces

B) reports the First Lady made after visiting a camp

C) a study that showed that two-thirds of the inmates in the camps were American citizens

D) legislation that limited the president's wartime powers

A) It would be hard to enforce

B) It is most likely unconstitutional

C) It is widely popular among Republican presidential candidates

D) It has no support among Republican voters

A) Genetically Modified Organisms

B) Genetically Morphon Organisms

C) Gluten Modified Organisms

D) None of the above answers are correct

A) zucchini

B) tomato

C) watermelon

D) apple

A) Adventure sports are becoming more popular than traditional sports

B) Risk-taking is crucial to the development of risk-management skills and to the mental health of adolescents

C) The risk associated with the activity is enough to get people to stay involved

D) All of the above answers are correct and are reasons that young people should be allowed to do extreme sports