Greetings. This week, we have a couple\u00a0questions about North Korea, and we\u2019 ll\u00a0also ask you to remember a few things that have…<\/b>
\nGreetings.
This week, we have a couple\u00a0questions about North Korea, and we\u2019 ll\u00a0also ask you to remember a few things that have happened since President Trump\u2019s inauguration.
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This did not happen during President Trump’s first 100 days in office:
The United States launched strikes against a Syrian air base.
Trump filled a Supreme Court vacancy.
Trump traveled overseas twice on official business.
He signed an executive order about national monuments.
In the French presidential runoff election next weekend, far-right candidate Marine Le Pen will face:
Far-left hopeful Jean-Luc M\u00e9lenchon.
Centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron.
Conservative Fran\u00e7ois Fillon.
Socialist Benoit Hamon.
College student Otto Warmbier was detained early last year, and his parents haven’t heard from him since. Where was he arrested?
Bhutan.
Iran.
North Korea.
Syria.
The State Department removed an article from its website and apologized for \u201cany misperception.\u201d What was it about?
The outcome of Turkey\u2019s referendum.
A quip about the Israeli prime minister’s hair.
Trump’s private Mar-a-Lago estate.
An essay about President Obama’s remarks this week.
More trouble for United Airlines: This week, a prized giant rabbit was found dead on a United flight from London to:
Dubai.
Frankfurt, Germany.
Chicago.
Beijing.
Arkansas executed two inmates Monday night. Before that, which state last carried out two executions on the same day, in 2000?
Florida.
Arkansas.
Texas.
Oklahoma.
A North Korea propaganda outlet released a video showing what in crosshairs?
The White House.
The Pentagon.
The Empire State building.
All of the above.
In an interview, what did Trump say stopped him from withdrawing from the North American Free Trade Agreement?
Meetings with Mexican farmers.
Calls with the leaders of Mexico and Canada.
Conversations with E. U. trade representatives.
Meetings American farmers.
U. S. health officials warn that U. S. supplies of vaccine for this virus could run out by summer, amid a troubling outbreak in Brazil:
Ebola.
Zika.
Yellow fever.
Bird flu.
A crowd booed first daughter Ivanka Trump for calling her father a \u201ctremendous champion of supporting families.\u201d Where was she speaking?
At the State Department.
In Berlin at an economic conference.
At a World Bank forum.
In Geneva at a health conference.<\/p>\n