Bill O'Reilly: News Quiz

1. One of Iraq's major cities has been largely captured by fighters affiliated with Al Qaeda. Which?

Basra

Mosul

Irbil

Fallujah

Baghdad

2. The New York Times published an exhaustive 7,000-word article about the attacks on the U.S. embassy in Libya. Who or what was never mentioned?

Islam

Al Qaeda

Hillary Clinton

President Obama

Ambassador Chris Stevens

3. As one of his first acts, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to outlaw what?

Street vendors

Plastic containers

Subway musicians

Horse-drawn carriages

Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree

4. Two suicide bombers killed dozens last week in the Russian city of Volgograd. Six days each year that city reverts to its former name, which is what?

Katrina

Petrograd

Leningrad

Stalingrad

Alexandria

5. The ship that was stuck for more than a week in thick Antarctic ice included scientists and journalists who focus on what issue?

World peace

Global warming

Penguin extinction

Illegal tuna fishing

Nuclear weapons testing

6. A&E has reversed its suspension of "Duck Dynasty's" Phil Robertson, who had made some anti-gay comments. How many episodes did he miss?

Zero

One

Two

Three

Four

7. "The Wolf of Wall Street," directed by Martin Scorsese, has established a new record for what?

Profanity

Price of a ticket

Production budget

Box office receipts

Duration of one camera shot

8. What is generally considered to be the coldest city in the continental United States?

Fargo, ND

Caribou, ME

Jackson, WY

Bloomfield, VT

International Falls, MN

9. A panel on MSNBC mocked a Romney family photo that included a black infant. What relation is the baby to Mitt Romney?

Nephew

Grandson

Foster child

Adopted son

No relation at all

10. With great fanfare, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof announced that he will no longer use what in his column?

Adverbs

Profanity

Nicknames

Contractions

His middle initial

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