Problem: Edward Snowden's hopes of finding asylum from U.S. prosecution on espionage charges appeared to dim Tuesday as country after country denied his request or said he would have to find a way to travel to their territory to apply.

While Bolivia and Venezuela seemed supportive, 11 of the 21 countries he's applied to, including Ecuador and Iceland, have said they can't consider his request until he shows up at one of their embassies or on their borders. Three -- Brazil, India and Poland -- have denied the request outright.

And Bolivia said Tuesday the plane carrying its president, Evo Morales, was denied permission to land for refueling in either France or Portugal because of "unfounded" rumors that Snowden was aboard. Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca told Bolivian television that the jet made an emergency landing in the Austrian capital of Vienna and that Bolivia wanted an explanation from Paris and Lisbon.

"We don't know who has come up with this huge lie," Choquehuanca said, adding, "We would like to let the international community know that the rights of aerial traffic for Bolivia have been violated."

Morales had been in Russia, where he told the Russia Today news network that he would be willing to consider asylum for Snowden. And Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, also in Moscow for a tribute to his late predecessor, Hugo Chavez, said Snowden deserves protection, not prosecution.

'Unbowed' Snowden seeks new havens

Maduro said Snowden's decision to leak details of American surveillance programs were "a warning signal to the world," according to statement from the president's office.
1. Who was president of Venezuela and spoke about Snowden?
2. What city was he in when he spoke?
3. Who was he there to honor at that time?
4. What was the name of the predecessor?
5. Did Snowden easily fine a place to reside?
6. How many places outright denied Snowden asylum?
7. What countries were they?
8. What were two countries that did not immediately deny him asylum?
9. Who had a plane denied the right to refuel because of rumors of Snowden boing on board?
10. What country is he president of?
11. What two countries denied refueling permission?
12. What country did that jet eventually make an emergency landing in?
13. What city?
14. What country did Snowden need to find asylum from?
15. What charges was he facing there?
16. What is one country that will not consider his request until Snowden arrives on one of their borders of embassies?
17. What is another?
Answer: 1. Nicolas Maduro
2. Moscow
3. his late predecessor
4. Hugo Chavez
5. No
6. Three
7. Brazil, India and Poland
8. Bolivia and Venezuela
9. Evo Morales
10. Bolivia
11. France and Portugal
12. Austria
13. Vienna
14. U.S.
15. espionage
16. Ecuador
17. Iceland

Problem: New York (CNN) -- Rapper Lil Wayne will go directly to jail after he is sentenced by a Manhattan judge Tuesday afternoon for a gun conviction, according to a person familiar with the case.

Dwayne Carter, as he is known legally, pleaded guilty to felony gun charges in a deal with prosecutors October 2009. He is expected to get a one-year prison sentence.

His sentencing was delayed three weeks so he could get some dental work done, including removal of his diamond-studded braces.

The person familiar with the case would not confirm where Wayne would serve his sentence.

The plea agreement was a result of the rapper's 2007 arrest outside New York's Beacon Theater.

According to police, Wayne had a .40-caliber pistol on his tour bus.

"It's not his gun, they know whose gun it is," Wayne's attorney, Stacey Richman, said after a hearing last month.

In an unrelated case, Wayne also faces felony drug possession and weapons charges in the state of Arizona.

Lil Wayne is a multiplatinum-selling and Grammy-winning rap artist. His hits include "The Block is Hot" and "Lollipop," and his album "Tha Carter III" was the top-selling disc of 2008. His latest album, "Rebirth," was released last month.

CNN's Jennifer Rizzo contributed to this report.

1. WHO WILL GO TO JAIL?
2. WHAT IS HIS REAL NAME?
3. WHAT IS HE BEING ACCUSED OF?
4. WHAT JUDGE IS SENTENCING HIM?
5. ON WHAT DATE DID HE PLEAD GUILTY?
6. WHAT YEAR?
7. WHERE WAS HE ARRESTED IN 2007?
8. WHERE IS THAT LOCATED?
9. WHAT DID HE HAVE?
10. WHAT KIND?
11. WHO'S HIS ATTORNEY?
12. HOW LONG ARE THEY EXPECTING HIS SENTENCE TO BE?
13. WHY WAS HIS SENTENCING DELAYED?
14. HOW LONG DID THAT TAKE>
15. WHERE WAS THE PISTOL FOUND?
16. HAS HE BEEN CHARGED FOR OTHER CRIMES?
17. WHAT KIND?
18. IS THAT IT?
19. WHAT ELSE HAS HE DONE?
20. WHAT DOES LIL WAYNE DO FOR A LIVING?
Answer: 1. Lil Wayne
2. Dwayne Carter
3. gun charges
4. A Manhattan judge
5. October
6. 2009
7. Outside Beacon Theater.
8. New York
9. A pistol
10. .40-caliber
11. Stacey Richman
12. One-year
13. For his dental work
14. Three weeks
15. His tour bus
16. Yes
17. drug possession
18. No
19. He faces weapons charges
20. rap artist

Problem: In 1638, John Harvard donated some money and about four hundred books to a new university. This was the beginning of the library at Harvard University. The gift was so important that the university was named for John Harvard. Thomas Bray began the first free lending library in the late 1600s. He set up more than 30 or these libraries in the American colonies. However, the idea for this kind of free library ended when Bray died in 1730. In 1731, Benjamin Franklin and some friends started the first subscription library in the United States. In a subscription library people pay money to become members, but they may _ the books without paying again. In the United States, every child had a free education. This idea soon led to free libraries. One of the first libraries that used tax money to buy books was a library in Peterborough, New Hampshire. This library was set up in 1833.
1. What began the Library at Harvard University?
2. who?
3. John who?
4. what did the University do in gratitude?
5. Who began the first free lending library?
6. Thomas who?
7. when?
8. when did he die?
9. Who started a subscription library?
10. Who?
11. when?
12. where was one of the first libraries to be publicly funded?
13. what state is it in?
14. when was that started?
15. Was Franklin's library free?
16. how did one join?
17. for what?
18. How many did Thomas Bray start?
19. Where?
20. What does every kid in the US have a right to?
Answer:
1. donated some money and about four hundred books
2. John
3. Harvard
4. was named for John
5. Thomas
6. Bray
7. late 1600s
8. 1730
9. Benjamin
10. Franklin
11. 1731
12. Peterborough
13. New Hampshire
14. 1833
15. no
16. pay money
17. to become members
18. 30
19. America
20. free education