Saturday News Quiz Oct. 31

It's been a busy week in the Q-City. Can you ace our quiz for a shot at winning $25?

By Bethany Lane

October 31, 2020

Last week, 95% of quiz respondents knew that a convocation event at the House of Prayer caused a large Covid-19 outbreak, but only 20% knew that 250k residents had already voted.

Congratulations to Patricia Mason, who won last week’s $25 gift card.

Now for this week’s questions:

1. News & Buzz
The city of Charlotte is hosting an event on Halloween to share its long-term strategy for growth and development. What's the name of that plan?
- Charlotte Future 2050
- Charlotte Future 2040
- Charlotte Future 2060
- Charlotte Future 2080
2. People
Republicans weren't happy when the N.C. Board of Elections extended the deadline for receiving mail-in ballots, but the U.S. Supreme Court refused to intervene. That means mail-in ballots postmarked by election day will be counted if received on or before _____?
- Nov. 10
- Nov. 5
- Nov. 12
- Nov. 4
3. QCity Biz
The Black Economic Leadership League (BELL) in Rock Hill is demanding that Black residents share in the city's economic growth, which will get a boost when the Carolina Panthers build a training facility there. What percentage of Rock Hill's population is Black?
- 20%
- 39%
- 12%
- 40%
4. Instagram
"Charlotte Listens" is a storytelling payphone that will pop up in random locations around the city and allow passersby to hear & share stories about _____?
- the Covid-19 pandemic
- the local arts scene
- dating in Charlotte
- the heartbreak of being a Panthers fan
5. Community
On Monday, another group of CMS students will return to in-class learning. Which grades are going back?
- Bright Beginnings
- middle schoolers
- pre-k
- k-5
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