NewsDepth for Thursday, April 9, 2009
Season: 2008-2009 ~ Episode: 27 ~ This Week's News Quiz
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Show Topics:
Massive Earthquake Rocks Central Italy
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Fifty First Anniversary of Dr. King Observed in Atlanta, Georgia
This Week's News Quiz
Question #1
The Republic of Turkey is located between southeast Europe and western Asia. What two countries and body of water form its southern border?
Answer: Iraq, Syria and the Mediterranean Sea.
Question #2
An earthquake caused a great deal of damage to the hundreds of years old walled mountain towns in central Italy. In what mountain range are these towns located?
Answer: The Appenine Mountains.
Question #3
A tiny owl was rehabilitated and released at the Lake Erie Nature & Science Center. What species of owl was this?
Answer: Northern Saw-whet Owl.
Last Week's Answers
Question #1:
A volcano near Anchorage in Alaska is filling the sky with ash. What is the name of this volcano?
Answer: Mount Redoubt.
Question #2:
Kimono means clothing, or “thing to wear” in Japanese, and they are more often worn by women than men these days. What is the Japanese word for the belt on a kimono?
Answer: Obi.
Question #3:
Kimonos are made from a single bolt of fabric called a tan. This fabric is usually about 14 inches wide and 36 ½ yards long. How many square inches of fabric is that?
Answer: 18,396 square inches.
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