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NEWS BREAK

NEWS BREAK — Friday, May 16, 2008

 

Friday’s News Break challenges you to hunt through The Seattle Times to find the answers to the following questions:

 

1.   What is unique about the relationship Kress IGA Supermarket plans to have with its vendors? (Business)

 

2.   What three Brazilian soccer stars will play at Qwest Field on May 31st? (Sports)

 

3.   What is the name of Alaska’s Governor? What is she proposing a plan for? (Main)

 

4.   How many new cars does J.D. Power and Associated predict will be sold this year? (Motoring)

 

5.    What is the last name of the two brothers whose school bands will be competing against each other at the Essentially Ellington competition today in New York? What are the names of the two schools they teach at? (Local)

 

6.    What is the name of the Seattle Storms new coach? Who is the longest standing member of the Storm?(Sports)

 

7.   What is the full title of choreographer Mark Morris’ famous work that will celebrate its 20th anniversary?( NW Ticket)

 

8.   What is the name of the inventor of the world’s smallest helicopter? Where does he want to fly it and why?(Main)

 

9.   How many years did it take to renovate Paradise Inn at Mt. Rainier Park? When did the Inn originally open?(Main)

 

10. Who challenged the U.S. Army’s exclusion orders from the West Coast for all Japanese American’s during World War II on this day in 1942? (Local)

  

 

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ANSWER KEY: NEWS BREAK — Friday, May 16, 2008

 

1.    They will deal with each vendor directly, or most supermarkets order from distributors who manage relationships with the vendors

 

2.    Kaká, Alexandre Pato, Robinhon

 

3.    Sarah Palin; a plan to help offset high energy costs for Alaska residents

 

4.    Fewer than 15 million

 

5.    Harshman; Shorewood High School, South Whidbey High School

 

6.    Brian Agler; Lauren Jackson

 

7.    L’Allegro, il Penseroso ed il ModeratoBothell

 

8.    Gennai Yanagisawa; He wants to fly it in da Vinci’s birthplace in tribute to da Vinci’s original idea, or concept for helicopter comes from Italy

 

9.    2 years; 1917

 

10. Gordon Hirabayashi

 

News Break is posted to the Web on Wednesday and Friday. Please share the NIE News Break program with other teachers. To sign-up for sponsored newspapers for your class, please register on-line or call 206/652-6290 or toll-free 1-888/775-2655. Call the same numbers or e-mail nie@seattletimes.com to order more papers or to correct delivery problems.

 

Copyright © 2008 The Seattle Times Company

 


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