1) Governor Jan Brewer recently vetoed a bill that would have required all presidential candidates to prove their American citizenship before bring allowed on the ballot. Brewer is governor of what state?
a) California
b) Hawaii
c) Arizona
d) Texas
2) What company hired 50,000 new employees on April 19?
a) McDonalds
b) Starbucks
c) Intel
d) USAir
3) April 20 was the one year anniversary of what event?
a) The beginning of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill
b) The passage of the new health care bill
c) The Japan earthquakes
d) The election that put the Republicans in charge of the House of Representatives
4) Major League Baseball took over the day-to-day operations of what team last week?
a) New York Yankees
b) Milwaukee Brewers
c) Texas Rangers
d) Los Angeles Dodgers
5) What United States senator visited the Libyan opposition last week to offer his support?
a) John Kerry
b) John McCain
c) Mitch McConnell
d) Jim Webb
6) Wildfires burned over 1,000 acres in what state last week?
a) Texas
b) California
c) Alaska
d) Montana
7) It was recently learned that what device is tracking the location of its users?
a) Blackberry Smartphones
b) Apple iPhones
c) OnStar GPS navigation systems
d) Samsung cell phones
8) President Ali Abdullah Saleh agreed to resign last weekend in exchange for immunity for him and his sons. He is the president of what country?
a) Jordan
b) Syria
c) Yemen
d) Bahrain
9) 100 people were killed during anti-government protests in this country Friday. What country?
a) Egypt
b) Saudi Arabia
c) Iran
d) Syria
10) The cast members of what sitcom are suing CBS for unpaid royalties?
a) Seinfeld
b) Happy Days
c) Two and a Half Men
d) The Fresh Prince of Bel Air