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The 2018 Quiz

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It’s coming! It’s coming! Here it is!! Take my quiz all about this exciting new year that is upon us 🙂

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All information correct per Wikipedia.

  • Question of

    Is 2018 a leap year?

    • Yes
    • No
  • Question of

    2018 is the ____ year of the 3rd millennium

    • 18th
    • 19th
    • 20th
  • Question of

    Which is the first country to enter 2018?

    • USA
    • New Zealand
    • Kiribati
  • Question of

    Baker Island lies some 1000 miles west of Kiribati. When does it join 2018?

    • 30 minutes later
    • 24 hours later
    • 25 hours later
  • Question of

    On 24 June 2018, which Middle Eastern country will allow women to drive for the first time?

    • Saudi Arabia
    • Israel
    • Turkey
  • Question of

    2018 is the ____ year of the 2010s decade

    • 7th
    • 8th
    • 9th
  • Question of

    In February 2018, the Winter Olympics will be held where?

    • South Korea
    • South Africa
    • Canada
  • Question of

    In 2018, two space tourists are scheduled to fly around what?

    • Mars
    • The moon
    • The sun
  • Question of

    Beginning 1 January 2018, it will take our planet approximately how long to complete an orbit the sun?

    • 14.4 years
    • 365 days
    • 28 days

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Written by Norman Darlo

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  3. 7/8… Made me think… Present intelligence in NZ is that NZ is the first country to see the sun, which is a different thing from being the first to enter a new Year.

    New Year happens at the Dec/Jan junction, which is SUMMER in the southern hemisphere, and so NZ receives the sun first.
    Countries in the northern hemisphere are in winter at New Year, so it is dark until late in the morning. Taught me something, as usual.

    • But I’m pretty sure Kiribati is closer to the equator than NZ though I’m not sure whether it’s north or south of it (I suspect south). Can’t check on this little phone I’m afraid 🙂