"What in the World?" Quiz - Week of June 20, 2016

About 80,000 people have fled this Iraqi city as government forces have succeeded in driving Islamic State fighters from most of it. They join the more than three million displaced people in Iraq.
Mosul
Tikrit
Fallujah
Ramadi
Russians will vote in September to choose a new parliament. President Putin and his party, United Russia, is expected to retain its majority but the voting could become a contentious domestic issue as it was in 2011. What is the name of the Russian parliament?
Milli Meclis
Dom Naroda
Bundesrat
Duma
A “decolonization commission” is set to report on whether to proceed with a vote to change the status of this American territory, known as “America’s unsinkable aircraft carrier,” to one of three options: statehood, free association or independence.
Midway
Guam
Palau
American Samoa
The vote this Thursday for Britons to decide to leave or remain in the European Union has caused turmoil in the global economy as analysts warn that a move away from the EU could threaten more than a trillion dollars in trade with the United States. What is the nickname for the vote?
Continental Drawdown
Brexit
EUegress
EUexit/in
In the wake of a meeting between President Barack Obama and exiled spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Secretary of State John Kerry discussed the status of ____________.
Macau
Nepal
Tibet
Bhutan
Russia’s Ministry of Defense announced it had reached an agreement with the United States concerning Syria. What was the issue?
Denounced attacks on civilians
Agreed to coordinate military operations
Agreed to force President Assad to step down
Scheduled a new round of peace talks
A Chinese fishing vessel was fired upon and damaged and another one was detained near areas of disputed territorial claims in the South China Sea on Friday. What country’s naval forces were involved.
Indonesia
Philippines
Vietnam
Malaysia
Organizers of protests in Japan said there were over 65,000 residents demonstrating against U.S. Military bases. Where are the facilities that have drawn the ire of locals?
Kagoshima
Tsushima
Okinawa
Yokosuka
The Director of the CIA testified last week the Islamic State “terrorism capacity and global reach” have not been reduced and that there are tens of thousands of fighters around the world. Who is the Director of the CIA?
Michael Hayden
Leon Panetta
James Clapper
John Brennan
US government officials on duty in a Central American country were expelled by the host government according to the State Department on Thursday. The government claimed they were working on anti-terrorism security work without their knowledge. What country (shown in the map) expelled the officials?
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
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