user: Q: TEXT: March 29, 2013. Media Literacy Question of the Day. How accurately do surveys reported in the media reflect what you've personally observed? *. *. Know Your News -- The following questions relate to events that were covered this week on CNN Student News. Write your answers in the space provided. Click here for a PDF of this Newsquiz. 1. What U.S. national landmark is scheduled to reopen on July 4th, months after it was damaged by the storm Sandy? *. *. 2. What international group offered Cyprus a bailout worth 10 billion euros? *. *. 3. Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay were the first two people to reach the summit of what mountain? *. *. 4. The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing what federal law that defines marriage as only between one man and one woman? *. *. 5. What day marks the start of the Christian Holy Week, which concludes on Easter? *. *. 6. What Jewish holiday celebrates the Israelites' escape from slavery in Egypt? *. *. 7. On Wednesday, Julia Pierson was sworn in as the first female director of what U.S. federal agency? *. *. 8. What natural event, caused by algae, recently poisoned some endangered manatees in Florida? *. *. 9. What college's basketball team is the first 15-seeded team to reach the NCAA's Sweet 16? *. *. 10. What U.S. government agency certifies aircraft, oversees air traffic control and ensures runway safety? *. *.
A: Highlights: Use the weekly Newsquiz to test your knowledge of stories you saw on CNN Student News. Write your answers in the space provided. Today's Newsquiz includes the Media Literacy Question of the Day.

Q: TEXT: After Harry Redknapp's  scathing rant about Adel Taarabt being 'three stone overweight', the QPR midfielder hit back at his boss by saying the 67-year-old 'never takes a (training) session'. On the subject of his weight, the Moroccan claimed: 'My heaviest at Milan was 86kg (13st 8lb), my lightest 84kg — now I’m 85kg.' But that's small change compared to some of these big boys... VIDEO Scroll down to watch Harry Redknapp lay into Adel Taarabt. Adebayo Akinfenwa - At 5ft 11in, Akinfenwa - aptly nicknamed 'The Beast' - weighs more than 16 stone and can bench‑press 180kg, close to double his body weight. AFC Wimbledon's Adebayo Akinfenwa is nicknamed 'The Beast' and weighs just over 102kg (16st) Jon Parkin - The Forest Green Rovers striker has scored six goals in 17 games for the Conference outfit, despite piling on the pounds. Jon Parkin joined Forest Green in the summer - the 14th club of his career. Ronaldo - the former Brazilian footballer had an illustrious career with the likes of AC Milan, Real Madrid, Inter and Barcelona, but let himself go in his latter years. Ronaldo in action for Corinthians back in 2009. Neville Southall - The former Everton keeper was ridiculed for his big size throughout his career that took him to 15 clubs. Neville Southall got plenty of stick from opposition fans. Jan Molby -  The ex-Liverpool defender was taunted by rival supporters for being overweight, not that he let it bother him. He starred in the 1986 FA Cup final win against Everton. Jan Molby was ridiculed for being top-heavy. Neil Shipperley - The former Crystal Palace frontman was always a big lad, but ballooned towards the end of his career before becoming a black cab driver. Neil Shipperley piled on the pounds during the latter stages of his career. Adriano - the chunky ex-Inter Milan, Parma and Roma attacker lost his way and started putting on excessive weight. Brazil star Adriano looked athletic in his early years.
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assistant: Highlights: Harry Redknapp ranted about Adel Taarabt's weight recently. In an interview with Sportsmail's Neil Ashton, Taarabt hit back at Redknapp, saying the QPR boss never takes training sessions. We take at look at some of the game's more larger characters.