_________________ named Time magazine’s 2020 person of the year?
		A. Joe Biden & Kamala Harris
B. Donald Trump & Melania Trum
C. Dr. Anthony Fauci
D. George Floyd
		A. Joe Biden & Kamala Harris
B. Donald Trump & Melania Trum
C. Dr. Anthony Fauci
D. George Floyd
		A. Afghanistan
B. Iraq
C. Nigeria
D. Syria
Conflict continues to be the primary driver of terrorist activity for the countries most impacted by terrorism, according to the 2020 Global Terrorism Index.
Five of the ten countries are classified as being in a state of war: Afghanistan, Nigeria, Syria, Somalia and Yemen.
		A. Bellen Woodard
B. Gitanjali Rao
C. Jordan Reeves
D. Ian McKenna
Scientist and inventor Gitanjali Rao is Time Magazine’s first-ever “Kid of the Year.” The 15-year-old was chosen from a list of thousands of other amazing kids who are working to change the world.
The honor is in recognition of Rao’s commitment to creating scientific solutions. At 10 years old, she created a lead detection tool after learning about the water crisis in Flint, Michigan.
Since then, she’s also come up with an app that helps diagnose early-stage prescription opioid addiction and another tool that can thwart cyberbullying.
		A. 2022
B. 2024
C. 2026
D. None of these
		A. 3rd December 2020
B. 4th December 2020
C. 6th December 2020
D. None
China on Friday commissioned its first nuclear-powered “artificial sun”. The China National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) said the HL-2M Tokamak “artificial sun” uses a “powerful magnetic field to fuse hot plasma and can reach temperatures of over 150 million degrees Celsius”, Xinhua news agency reported.
		A. pristine space rock
B. meteorite space rock
C. Bennu space rock
D. None of these
		A. Instagram
B. Facebook
C. 
D. None of these
		A. Wasim sulaimani
B. Mohsen fakherizadha 
C. Ilham ul Ain
D. None
		A. Ethiopia
B. Turkey
C. Sudan
D. Syria
The Sudan transitional government and several rebel groups have signed an historic peace agreement in the South Sudanese capital of Juba. Hundreds of thousands of people have died in various conflicts, and observers say the road ahead could be bumpy.