HuffPost's World News Quiz

Have you been paying attention this week? Test your knowledge of international events by taking our Weekly World News Quiz based on the past week's main news stories. And don't forget to compete against your friends on Facebook.

1) Name the three countries the Obamas will be visiting this week. *

Russia, Italy, Ghana

Russia, Israel, Ghana

Russia, Italy, Kenya

2) Which day last week saw the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq? *

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

3) What was unveiled in Israel last week? *

An ancient Roman chamber pot

An ancient Roman floor mosaic

An ancient Roman abacus

4) Silvio Berlusconi was last week criticised for attending dinner where? *

The home of a judge

The home of a political rival

The home of an 18-year-old girl

5) Name the Great Train robber who was refused parole after years in prison last week. *

Roger Cordrey

William Boal

Ronnie Biggs

6) Liquid gas on a cargo train led to an explosion and fire at a seaside town in which mediterranean country? *

Spain

Italy

Greece

7) What is the name of the Honduran president forced into exile after a coup last week? *

Manuel Zapata

Manuel Zolonqua

Manuel Zelaya

8) What was the cost of keeping the monarchy for British taxpayers last year? *

£30m

£40m

£50m

9) Where did rescuers find the sole survivors of last week's Yemeni plane crash? *

Indian Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

10) How did Gordon Brown describe UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon's visit to Burma, before the trip? *

The chance to check it out

The chance to chat

The chance for a new beginning

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Comments

[Colin111]

Which day last week saw the withdrawal of US troops from Iraq?

There was no US forces withdrawal. in Iraq
At least a months ago they allowed the Iraqi Army to take over in Baghdad and other major cities, However there is still fighting in Faluja and Mosul using US forces.
Last week was only an "official" handover. American forces still go on patrols but with Iraqi troops.

How do I know - I was there.

[RTIII]

Yes, this was a trick question - there were NO right answers to chose from!
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