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Welcome to the '''Wikinews World News Quiz''', giving you a chance to test your knowledge on this week's news.

'''''Last Updated:''' December 19, 2008''

== Quiz ==
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|Q1=In which country did a bus full of tour guides crash, killing 26 and injuring 12?
|Q1A=China
|Q1B=Israel
|Q1C=Nigeria
|Q1D=Russia
|Q1ans=B
|Q1rel=See [[Wikinews Shorts: December 17, 2008#Bus crash in Israel kills at least 26]]

|Q2=[[File:Internet map 1024.jpg|right|150px]]Yahoo! announced that it will purge user data after 3 months, compared to what duration for Google?
|Q2A=6 months
|Q2B=9 months
|Q2C=12 months
|Q2D=15 months
|Q2ans=B
|Q2rel=See [[Yahoo! to purge personal data after 3 months]]

|Q3=According to the United Nations, how many people have died of a cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe, as of December 16?
|Q3A=968
|Q3B=978
|Q3C=988
|Q3D=998
|Q3ans=B
|Q3rel=See [[Sharp increase in number of Zimbabwean cholera deaths]]

|Q4=[[File:Aoraki-Mount Cook from Hooker Valley.jpg|right|200px]]Mark Vinar, an Australian climber from Perth, has died after falling from New Zealand's highest peak, Mount Cook. A while ago, a Japanese climber had also died on that mountain. What was his name?
|Q4A=Kiyoshi Ikenouchi
|Q4B=Yuichiro Miura
|Q4C=Hideaki Nara
|Q4D=Ichiro Yoshizawa
|Q4ans=A
|Q4rel=See [[Climber dies on Mount Cook]]

|Q5=About what percent of the Somali parliament recognized the legitimacy of Nur Hassan Hussein's government?
|Q5A=65%
|Q5B=75%
|Q5C=85%
|Q5D=95%
|Q5ans=C
|Q5rel=See [[Somali parliament rejects president's dismissal of prime minister]] <math>\left( \frac{143}{170} \approx 84\% \right)</math>
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