Questions

1. In a Truth Social post this week - and again during his UN address - President Trump announced he is renaming Artificial Intelligence (AI) _______________ in all government documents.
a) Ginormous Intelligence (GI)
b) Extreme Intelligence (EI)
c) Super Intelligence (SI)
d) Machine Intelligence (MI)

2. In his address to the UN General Assembly this week, President Trump described the Iranian regime as all BUT ONE and said, "Iran will never have a nuclear weapon." (Which one did he not use to describe the regime?)
a) fanatical, wicked and vile
b) well-meaning despots
c) the world's number one sponsor of terror
d) the bully of the Middle East

3. In his UN address, President Trump said he has a big decision to make on Iran: make a deal "that lets [Iran] rebuild and create a far greater country than it ever was before" - or "annihilate the Islamic Republic - never giving them a chance to kill and destroy people and countries again?"
What did he say he believes will happen?
a) the U.S. will completely destroy Iran
b) the U.S. and Iran will make a deal right after the midterm elections
c) the Iranians will drag negotiations out for another few years
d) Israel will attack Iran and destroy the entire regime

4. In his address, the president thanked the UN Security Council for "voting overwhelmingly to pass a resolution condemning Iran’s despicable terrorist attacks on commercial shipping" and noted that the resolution "received more co-sponsors from UN member nations than any Security Council resolution in history." He then urged the member states:
a) to help the U.S. annihilate the regime
b) contribute their fair share in paying for the U.S. military operations in the Gulf
c) to be "equally united in maintaining pressure" on Iran
d) none of the above

5. On the same day as Trump’s UN address (Sept 22), the president, along with the leaders of Denmark and Greenland signed a new agreement that will do all but which one? (Which one is not part of the agreement?)
a) transfers full sovereignty of Greenland to the United States
b) prohibits non-NATO nations (such as China and Russia) from establishing military installations there
c) allows the U.S. to develop Trump's proposed “Golden Dome” missile defense system
d) expands U.S. military presence in Greenland

6. Why is the Greenland agreement so important to the U.S.? -- CHOOSE 3
a) It restricts non-NATO countries (including Russia and China) from making sensitive investments in critical infrastructure or mineral/energy resources without approval.
b) Expanding the existing base and potentially adding “Golden Dome” systems improves the ability to detect, track, and intercept ballistic missiles earlier.
c) It allows U.S. investors to start large-scale tourism projects on the island.
d) It allows the U.S. to monitor Russian naval activity (especially its Northern Fleet) and Chinese ships or research vessels more effectively.

7. When Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife arrived in the U.S. for a state visit this week, President and Mrs. Trump greeted them at Joint Base Andrews before the usual formal greeting at the White House. The last president to greet a world leader in this way was:
a) Jimmy Carter in 1978 greeted the Shah of Iran
b) Ronald Reagan in 1985 greeted the first female prime minister of Britain
c) Barack Obama in 2010 greeted the president of Kenya
d) John F. Kennedy in 1962 greeted the British prime minister

8. During Chinese President Xi Jinping’s state visit to the U.S. this week, he is expected to discuss ALL BUT WHICH ONE of the following with President Trump:
a) Chinese government's cyber espionage and hacking to steal U.S. designs and business secrets
b) China's export of fentanyl chemicals to cartels in Mexico
c) artificial intelligence
d) tariffs

9. Xi Jinping’s state visit to the U.S. is notable in part because it:
a) is his first trip to the United States
b) reciprocates President Trump’s visit to China earlier in May 2026
c) is the first time he has had a state visit with any American president at the White House
d) he brought his wife

10. Following President Trump's ban of CNN, MS Now and Politico from the White House press pool due to their _______________, Fox News, ABC, NBC and CBS announced they would not provide the shared (“pooled”) video coverage of the White House until the 3 were reinstated. Several print outlets, and some photo agencies also temporarily refused to publish or distribute pool photographs of presidential events in solidarity with the banned organizations.
a) reporting "verifiable falsehoods about national security and other issues"
b) publishing sensitive or classified information
c) both a) and b)
d) neither a) nor b)

(NOTE: A federal judge ruled early Thursday morning that the media organizations must be reinstated because the ban "likely violated their constitutional due process rights".)