NewsDepth for Thursday, November 20, 2008
Season: 2008-2009 ~ Episode: 10 ~ This Week's News Quiz
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Show Topics:
Firefighters Battle More Wildfires in Southern California
Lesson plan includedSouthern China Tackles Pollution Problems with New Energy Plant, Wind Turbines
Chimpanzee Named Anjana Plays Mother to Two Tiger Cubs
Lesson plan included
This Week's News Quiz
Question #1:
The Big Three American auto companies are asking the government for financial help. What are the three companies?
Question #2:
The astronauts on Space Shuttle Endeavour said they’re taking home improvement to a new level. What sort of improvements are they bringing to the International Space Station?
Question #3:
The government in the southern China province of Guangdong has built a new and unusual energy plant. What does it burn to create energy?
Last Week's Answers
Question #1:
In 1933, the 20th Amendment to the Constitution changed the inauguration date for every new president from March 4 to a date earlier in the year. What is that date?
Answer: January 20.
Question #2:
A German-owned shipping company plans to cut operations in the U.S., affecting thousands of jobs in Wilmington, Ohio. What is the name of that company?
Answer: DHL.
Question #3:
Orcopampa, the site of the gold mine in our story, is located in the mountains of southern Peru, in west central South America. What very tall mountain range runs through Peru?
Answer: The Andes Mountains.














