(CNN Student News) -- October 21, 2011 . Media Literacy Question of the Day . Why do you think that journalists often use multiple sources when reporting on a major news story? Can you think of scenarios in which a journalist would publish a story based on a single source? Explain. * . * . Know Your News -- The following questions relate to events that were covered this week on CNN Student News. Write your answers in the space provided. Click here for a PDF version of this Newsquiz. 1. Whose national memorial was dedicated on the National Mall on October 16? * . * . 2. What nation agreed to exchange 1,027 Palestinian prisoners for one of its captured soldiers? * . * . 3. This week is designated for raising safety awareness among teens engaging in what activity? * . * . 4. In what U.S. city was a Republican presidential debate held on October 18? * . * . 5. Engineers have discovered that the tower that houses Big Ben is leaning. What kind of object is Big Ben? * . * . 6. Who became the first U.S. Cabinet-level official to visit Libya since the fall of former leader Moammar Gadhafi? * . * . 7. In what country did protesters hold a two-day strike against recent austerity measures? * . * . 8. On Thursday, California held a preparedness drill for what kind of natural disaster? * . * . 9. What U.S. government agency agreed to a deal with most American wireless companies that would warn consumers about some cell phone fees? * . * . 10. On what continent will you find the capital cities of Kampala and Kinshasa? * . * .
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(CNN Student News) -- October 21, 2011 . Media Literacy Question of the Day . Why do you think that journalists often use multiple sources when reporting on a major news story? Can you think of scenarios in which a journalist would publish a story based on a single source? Explain. * . * . Know Your News -- The following questions relate to events that were covered this week on CNN Student News. Write your answers in the space provided. Click here for a PDF version of this Newsquiz. 1. Whose national memorial was dedicated on the National Mall on October 16? * . * . 2. What nation agreed to exchange 1,027 Palestinian prisoners for one of its captured soldiers? * . * . 3. This week is designated for raising safety awareness among teens engaging in what activity? * . * . 4. In what U.S. city was a Republican presidential debate held on October 18? * . * . 5. Engineers have discovered that the tower that houses Big Ben is leaning. What kind of object is Big Ben? * . * . 6. Who became the first U.S. Cabinet-level official to visit Libya since the fall of former leader Moammar Gadhafi? * . * . 7. In what country did protesters hold a two-day strike against recent austerity measures? * . * . 8. On Thursday, California held a preparedness drill for what kind of natural disaster? * . * . 9. What U.S. government agency agreed to a deal with most American wireless companies that would warn consumers about some cell phone fees? * . * . 10. On what continent will you find the capital cities of Kampala and Kinshasa? * . * .
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