2007 High School AWQ Competion

Welcome to the First Annual Academic WorldQuest CompetitionFebruary 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Welcome to the First Annual Academic WorldQuest CompetitionFebruary 2007

Sponsored by theWorld Affairs Councils of America and theForeign Policy Association : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Sponsored by theWorld Affairs Councils of America and theForeign Policy Association

Coldwell Banker: Fifth AveHilton Hotel & TowersMel’s DinerNorthern Trust BankPNC BankThe Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Coldwell Banker: Fifth AveHilton Hotel & TowersMel’s DinerNorthern Trust BankPNC BankThe Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce Thanks to our Local Sponsors

Slide 4: 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Thanks to all of our Volunteers

• There are 10 rounds of 5 questions each.• All the questions are multiple choice.• You have one minute for each question.• Team captains circle the selection on the answer sheet. : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs • There are 10 rounds of 5 questions each.• All the questions are multiple choice.• You have one minute for each question.• Team captains circle the selection on the answer sheet. How to Play . . .

• Runners will collect answer sheets after each round.• Make sure your school’s name is on the answer sheet!• After each round, the MC will review all the right answers.• The leading three teams will be announced only at intermission and only in rank. : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs • Runners will collect answer sheets after each round.• Make sure your school’s name is on the answer sheet!• After each round, the MC will review all the right answers.• The leading three teams will be announced only at intermission and only in rank. How to Play . . .

• 1 point for each right answer.• No penalty for wrong answers.• If there is a tie for 1st place, a sudden-death tie-breaker will be played. : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs • 1 point for each right answer.• No penalty for wrong answers.• If there is a tie for 1st place, a sudden-death tie-breaker will be played. Scoring

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 1 INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ORGANIZATIONS (IMF, WTO, World Bank)

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 A. guarantee loans made by governments or private banks to poorer countries. B. make judgments and rulings when two or more countries are having a financial dispute. C. bring about cooperation on monetary and financial issues among the world’s economies. D. publish complete and accurate country economic data for governmental policy makers. 1. The basic purpose of the Inter-national Monetary Fund (IMF) is to:

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 A. private sector investors. B. the IMF member countries. C. the United Nations. D. the Group of Eight (G-8 industrial nations). Who owns the International Monetary Fund (IMF)?

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 A. act as an international marketing agent for the sale of its members’ goods and services. B. help administer consensus agreements, entered into by WTO member countries, for conducting international trade in goods and services. C. establish fair, absolute levels of exports and imports for each of its member countries. D. set trade policy for such organizations as the United Nations, International Monetary Fund, and the World Bank. The basic purpose of the World Trade Organization (WTO) is to:

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 free trade, but trade conducted and managed in a way to help ensure equity or “fair trade” among trading nations. B. each WTO member will be assured of an absolute, annual level of trade in goods and services. C. free trade, with the need for efficiency in trade relations superceding any issues in regard to equity or fair trade among trading nations. D. restrict WTO membership to certain trading nations, and maintain total membership at an economically viable level. 4. What describes the basic operating principle behind the agreements and managerial decisions of the World Trade Organization (WTO)?

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 A. settling international investment disputes. B. alleviating global poverty. C. lending to credit-worthy, private, multi-national corporations. D. financing the United Nations. What is the basic objective of The World Bank?

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 2 THE GLOBAL MARKET PLACE: CARS, TECHNOLOGY, PILLS

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 1. Tata Motors plans to build a car that will sell for the equivalent of $2100 in _____. A. China B. Indonesia C. Malaysia D. India

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 2. Coca-Cola is marketing a new “wellness” drink, to be called ____. A. Enviga B. Gelena C. Ferasa D. Telora

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 3. Hitachi will be the first company to produce a one-million megabyte hard drive. One million megabytes equals one ________. A. terabyte B. onebyte C. zenabyte D. lygobyte

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. The world’s fastest and most expensive production car, the Bugatti Veyron, is produced by ________ . A. Daimler-Benz B. Renault C. Toyota D. Volkswagen

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 5. Which of the following pharmaceutical companies produces the most generic drugs? A. Pfizer B. Teva C. Merck D. Bristol-Myers Squibb

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 3 THE ARAB-ISRAELI CONFLICT

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 1. The British and French signed a secret understanding during World War I carving the Middle East Ottoman Empire into their respective spheres and established the general country borders of today. Name this understanding. A. Asquith-Foch Exchange B. Balfour Declaration C. Churchill-Clemenceau Protocol D. Sykes-Picot Agreement

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 2. The day after the State of Israel was proclaimed in 1948, six Arab League members, plus other Arab armies invaded but were defeated by Israel. In addition to Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen, what other country provided significant forces? A. Iran B. Iraq C. Libya D. Tunisia

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 3. After their defeat in the June 1967 Six-Day War, leaders of eight (8) Arab countries issued a document that became known as the "Three No's. No peace with Israel, No recognition of Israel, No negotiations with Israel". What is this document called? A. The Amman Agenda B. The Beirut Covenant C. The Cairo Accords D. The Khartoum Resolution

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. There are currently 12 political parties and 120 members in the Israeli Knesset. How many of them are Arab parties and Arab members? A. 0 party - 0 members B. 1 party - 3 members C. 2 parties - 7 members D. 3 parties - 13 members

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 5. What is the most southern city in Israel? A. Aqaba B. Beer Sheva C. Eilat D. Sderot

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 4 THE GEOGRAPHY OF AFRICA

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 1. The colonial name was Northern Rhodesia. What is the current name? A. Botswana B. Malawi C. Zambia D. Zimbabwe

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 2. Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in the world that is not part of a mountain range, is in which country? A. Kenya B. Rwanda C. Tanzania D. Uganda

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 3. The White Nile and the Blue Nile merge to form the Nile River in which country? A. Chad B. Egypt C. Ethiopia D. Sudan

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. Where is Timbuktu? A. Burkina Faso B. Mali C. Niger D. Sierra Leone

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 5. What is the most predominant religion in Rwanda? A. Hindu B. Islam C. Protestant D. Roman Catholic

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 5 GREAT DECISIONS 2006

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 1. The United Nations Commission on Human Rights created a scandal in 2005 when it included which country among its 53 elected members? A. Argentina B. Ukraine C. Sudan D. Chile

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 2. Who is the Iraqi Leader with strong ties to Iran? A. Ayatollah Ali Khameini B. Ali Akbar Rafsanjani C. Fareed Zakaria D. Ayatollah Ali Sistani

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 3. What is the name of Russia’s major state run energy company? A. Lukoil B. Gazprom C. Hess D. LNG

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. Who introduced a bill in 2005 demanding humane treatment for detainees in U.S. custody? A. Trent Lott B. Barack Obama C. John McCain D. Charles Rangel

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 5. Which one of the following groups of countries are full members of Mercosur the Southern Common Market? A. So. Africa, Nigeria, Zambia and Mozambique B. Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay C. Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia and The Philippines D. Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 6 COUNTRIES

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 1. Which of the following countries has the most Muslims? A. Egypt B. India C. Iran D. Turkey

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 2. What is the capital of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea? A. Guangzhou B. Pyongyang C. Seoul D. Taegu

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 3. The 1992 Maastricht Treaty, resulting in the "Euro" common currency, was signed in which country? A. Belgium B. Germany C. Luxembourg D. Netherlands

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. How many countries are in the United Nations? A. 182 B. 192 C. 202 D. 212

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 5. Which is not an independent country? A. Serbia B. Slavonia C. Slovakia D. Slovenia

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 7 CURRENT EVENTS

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 1. The major electricity and telephone companies have been nationalized in which Latin American country? A. Argentina B. Brazil C. Uruguay D. Venezuela

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 2. Which country is contesting Russia’s threat to divert crude oil from it and other countries in Eastern and Southern Europe? A. Turkey B. Belarus C. Poland D. Germany

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 3. On 12 January an antitank grenade damaged the U.S. Embassy at Athens. Which group claims responsibility for the attack? A. November 17 B. Al-Qaeda C. Revolutionary Struggle D. Red Guard

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. Saudi Arabia’s announced intent to keep world crude oil prices in the $50/barrel range is to restrain the ambitions of which country? A. Venezuela B. Iran C. Egypt D. Russia

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 5. A word in the title of a book by former president Jimmy Carter is controversial. What is that word? A. Holocaust B. Genocide C. Apartheid D. Apocalypse

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 8 PEOPLE IN THE NEWS

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 1. The late Gerald Ford became the 38th President of the United States after A. he won a majority vote. B. the death of Richard Nixon. C. the incumbent President resigned. D. he lost his seat in the Senate.

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Under President George W. Bush, John D. Negroponte served as Ambassador to _________. A. Afghanistan B. France C. Iraq D. Israel

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 3. Nicolas Sarkozy, who is running in next spring’s general election in France, promises to A. lift the ban on Muslim girls wearing a scarf in school. B. reform the wealth tax and inheritance law. nominate Segolene Royal as vice-president. D. agree to send troops to Iraq.

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. As Speaker of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi follows which of the following in line of succession to the Presidency? A. Condoleeza Rice B. Dick Cheney C. Harry Reid D. Robert Gates

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 The man in this photograph is A. President of Venezuela B. President of Brazil C. President of Italy D. President of Chile

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 9 THE SPACE AGE

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 1. Sirenum Terra is a region on A. the moon B. Mercury C. Venus D. Mars

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 2. This country most recently (and successfully) launched an anti-satellite missile: A. India B. Russia C. North Korea D. China

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 3. Former planet whose status has recently been downgraded: A. Neptune B. Pluto C. Orion D. Acteus

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. Which of the following is NOT the name of a U.S. space shuttle? A. Challenger B. Endeavor C. Columbia D. Mercury

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 5. The last name of the first human to orbit the earth: A. Glenn B. Gagarin C. Armstrong D. Yevtushenko

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 10 INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 1. Casualties during the Battle of Solferino in Italy led to the formation of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) during what decade ? A. 1860s B. 1890s C. 1910s D. 1940s

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 2. Where is the headquarters for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) located ? A. Brussels, Belgium B. Washington, DC, USA C. London, England D. Geneva, Switzerland

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 3. How many countries belong to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) ? A. 43 B. 80 C. 95 D. 185

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. Twenty two (22) American organizations came together to rush CARE packages to the survivors of what war ? A. Spanish American War B. World War I C. World War II D. Korean War

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 5. What does the MSF in Doctors Without Borders/MSF stand for ? A. Medical Surgical Foundation B. Medical Services Frontiers C. Medical Surgeons Fellowship D. Medecins Sans Frontieres

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 1 Tie Breaker Section

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 A. making loans and grants to the governments of these countries for their development projects. B. serving as a facilitator between developing countries and private sector investors. C. financing development projects designed by such organizations as the United Nations and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). D. providing only technical help to the developing countries for the design of their development projects. 1. The World Bank primarily implements its assistance to developing countries by:

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 2. Which of the following produces the most cars? A. Toyota B. Ford C. Daimler-Chrysler D. Nissan

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 A. Al Aksa Mosque B. Church of the Holy Sepulchre C. Dome of the Rock D. Western Wall of Solomon's Temple 3. What significant religious site, in Old Jerusalem, is not contiguous with the others?

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 4. The equator passes through 6 African countries. Which country is not one of them? A. Congo B. Kenya C. Rwanda D. Somalia

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 5. Which of the following flu pandemics killed more than 50 million people? A. Hong Kong Flu B. H5N1 Flu C. Spanish Flu D. Asian Flu

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 6. The country most recently admitted to the U.N. in 2006? A. Montenegro B. East Timor C. Eritrea D. Slovakia

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 7. Name the NY Times reporter who initially refused to testify before a grand jury in the Lewis (Scooter) Libby perjury trial and served 85 days in jail. A. Maureen Dowd B. Matthew Cooper C. Judith Miller D. David Sanger

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 8. Ken Livingston, Mayor of London, England recently A. began negotiations with Hugo Chavez to secure oil. B. limited the buses of London to 10 m.p.h.. C. announced support of “Progressive Colonization”. D. said he would expropriate land around Buckingham Palace .

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 9. U.S. President who first proposed a moon-landing mission: A. Johnson B. Truman C. Nixon D. Kennedy

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 10. The Organization of American States (OAS) consists of how many independent countries ? A. 7 B. 17 C. 23 D. 35

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Round 2 Tie Breaker Section

Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker - Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker - Round 2 A. Robert McNamara. B. James Wolfensohn. C. Alan Greenspan. D. Paul Wolfowitz. 1. Who is the current President of the World Bank?

Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker - Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker - Round 2 2. Eli Lilly’s drug Zyprexa is a treatment for ________. A. cancer B. schizophrenia & bipolar disorder C. multiple sclerosis D. heart disease

Academic WorldQuest 2007Tie Breaker - Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007Tie Breaker - Round 2 3. Fifteen of the 29 groups currently designated by the US Secretary of State as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTO's) are Islamic terrorist organi-zations. Which one of those listed is not an Arab terrorist organization so designated? A. Abu Sayyaf Group B. Hamas C. Hizballah D. Islamic Jihad

Academic WorldQuest 2007Tie Breaker – Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007Tie Breaker – Round 2 4. Which country does not border Burkina Faso? A. Benin B. Cote d'Ivoire C. Ghana D. Nigeria

Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 5. The U.S. and Great Britain conspired to depose which Iranian leader in the 1950’s? A. Ayatollah Khomeini B. Shah Reza Pahlavi C. Hashemi Rafsanjani D. Mohammed Mossadegh

Academic WorldQuest 2007Tie Breaker – Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007Tie Breaker – Round 2 6. The worst nuclear accident in human history was in which country? A. Bhopal, India B. Chernobyl, USSR C. Hiroshima, Japan D. Three Mile Island,United States

Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 7. The UN is nudging Kosovo toward independence from what country? A. Albania B. Serbia C. Montenegro D. Croatia

Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 8. Momofuku Ando, who died recently, A. advocated deep-breathing and cross-legged meditation as a means to achieve longevity. B. was the inventor of instant noodles. C. made a fortune selling dress fabrics. D. was a Chinese billionaire.

Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 9. The Hubble Telescope was launched into space in ____. A. 1965 B. 1990 C. 2001 D. 2005

Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Tie Breaker – Round 2 10. Which of the following emblems is not currently used by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) ? A. Red Cross B. Red Dragon C. Red Crescent D. Red Crystal

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Congratulations to all teams and their coaches!

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007 Lunch will be served and our awards ceremony will follow!

Academic WorldQuest 2007 : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs Academic WorldQuest 2007

ANSWERS TO TIE-BREAKING ROUNDS : 

Sponsored by the Naples Council on World Affairs ANSWERS TO TIE-BREAKING ROUNDS