Global News Quiz: From Asia to Europe

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GLOBAL NEWS QUIZ

📡 From Asia to Europe — Did You Catch It All? 📰

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1) A *Times* commentary July 17 called lowering the UK voting age a what?

A. Necessary constitutional modernization

B. Cost‑saving measure on election staffing

C. Cynical ploy to harvest youth votes

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2) Global markets firmed July 17 on mixed data, with wraps highlighting gains in what assets?

A. Bitcoin only

B. Gold collapse vs. Turkish lira

C. Equities and the U.S. dollar across major markets

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3) Plan International rejected the Gaza camp proposal on July 17, saying it came from which party?

A. UNRWA

B. Israeli government / defense ministry

C. Egyptian Red Crescent

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4) ANZ analysts raised full‑year 2025 China GDP forecasts after July data to roughly what level?

A. 5.1%

B. 7.0%

C. 3.0%

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5) China’s June new‑home prices fell at the fastest pace in eight months due to what ongoing drag?

A. Tech export restrictions

B. Severe agricultural drought

C. Property‑sector slump despite support measures

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6) Ukraine’s 'Test in Ukraine' initiative invites foreign defense firms to do what?

A. Lease Ukrainian factories tax‑free

B. Trial their weapons on the front line and receive combat‑use feedback

C. Swap debt for reconstruction bonds

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7) A July 16 UN Security Council press release summarised member statements on Gaza killings; which UN body issued it?

A. UNDP

B. Security Council Affairs Division (UNISPAL document)

C. OCHA’s CERF

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8) Debate over Israel’s proposed 'humanitarian city' in Gaza centered on relocating roughly how many Palestinians?

A. 60,000

B. 600,000

C. 6 million

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9) Ukraine says deep‑strike drones aim at which strategic objective inside Russia?

A. Unseating regional governors

B. Currency destabilization

C. Degrading Russia’s defense‑industrial base

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10) Reuters July 15 said Israel’s finance minister wanted what regarding the Gaza camp blueprint?

A. Immediate cancellation

B. New blueprints / revised plan

C. UN peacekeepers to run the site

NEXT QUIZ

The world doesn’t stop spinning—and neither does the news. This Global News Quiz challenges you to keep up with the most important headlines from around the globe. From political shifts in Asia to economic updates in Europe, we’ve turned this week’s top stories into a 10-question challenge.

Whether you’re a world affairs junkie or just trying to stay informed, this quiz is your chance to test what you’ve picked up from the headlines. Expect fast-moving facts, surprise developments, and the kind of details that separate the curious from the truly informed.

✅ Covers real events from multiple continents
✅ Just 10 multiple-choice questions
✅ 100 seconds to beat the clock
✅ Passing score: 70%

So… did you actually catch it all?

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