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    Question 1: Which American newspaper won the 2002 Pulitzer Award for the coverage of the September 11 terrorist attacks on New York City?
    A. Miami Herald
    B. Wall Street Journal
    C. New York Times
    D. Los Angeles Times
    Question 2: This American journalist, awarded the 2003 Gerald R. Ford Prize for Distinguished Reporting on the Presidency, took part in the uncovering of the Watergate scandal.
    A. George F. Will
    B. Harry Rosenfeld
    C. Robert Woodward
    D. Bob Schieffer
    Question 3: This period, in which some newspapers and magazines built their reputations thanks to their use of photography, is known as the Golden Age of Photojournalism.
    A. 1930s-1950s
    B. 1900-1915
    C. 1980s-1990s
    D. 1950s-1980s
    Question 4: Which CBS news show was the first to feature live simultaneous transmissions both from the East Coast and the West Coast?
    A. See It Now
    B. Camel News Caravan
    C. 48 Hours
    D. Huntley-Brinkley
    Question 5: Which is the United Kingdoms official newspaper first published on November 7, 1665?
    A. The Guardian
    B. The Times
    C. The London Gazette
    D. Daily Telegraph
    Question 6: Which weekly magazine, established in 1828 in London, had the same owner as The Daily Telegraph?
    A. The New York Times
    B. The Argos
    C. The Spectator
    D. The Guardian
    Question 7: Which journalist received the Pulitzer Prize in 1964 for his brilliant coverage of President John F. Kennedys assassination?
    A. Merriman Smith
    B. Richard Harnett
    C. Brit Hume
    D. Vernin Scott
    Question 8: What does the term outside mean in Alaskan jargon?
    A. Anywhere that is not Alaska
    B. Out of the house
    C. The Outhouse
    D. The wilderness
    Question 9: In Alaska, what term is used to refer to the contiguous states below Canada?
    A. The Lower 48
    B. None of these
    C. The Outside
    D. The South
    Question 10: What does the Alaskan term break up mean?
    A. Termination of an engagement
    B. Breaking up a dog fight
    C. An iceberg breaking into two pieces
    D. End of winter, beginning of summer
    Question 11: In Alaskan terms, what is a snowbird?
    A. Any native fowl in winter
    B. A ptarmigan in winter
    C. A person who lives in Alaska in summer only
    D. A spruce hen
    Question 12: The term bush refers to less populated areas of Alaska, not always accessible by roads.
    A. False
    B. True
    Question 13: What do Alaskan people call bunny boots?
    A. Lucky charms
    B. Native boots crafted of rabbit fur
    C. Superinsulated boots
    D. Rabbit hunting boots
    Question 14: The Iditarod Trail in Alaska was a sled dog mail route from Seward to Nome.
    A. True
    B. False
    Question 15: In what year did the first Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race take place?
    A. 1972
    B. 1970
    C. 1973
    D. 1967