2.  CNN Student News CNN Student News  Why do you think that citizens, lawmakers, and world leaders are speaking out against alleged data collection and spying by the National Security Agency (NSA)? Why might a government security agency try to collect information about citizens and world leaders? What might the organization risk in trying to do so?

3.  CNN Student News CNN Student News  How might people in a storm's path react differently to a hurricane warning than they might to a post-tropical cyclone warning? How do you think forecasters should address this when reporting on an approaching storm? What are some things meteorologists might look for to determine the characteristics of a particular storm? How might they use this kind of information?

4.  CNN Student News CNN Student News  In what ways might the medical simulation seen in the report be similar to a real-life situation? How might it be different? Can you think of other fields in which a real-time simulator might be useful?

5.  CNN Student News CNN Student News  What qualities might make a shipwreck historically significant? What do you think might be the potential benefits and challenges of recovering artifacts from a submerged shipwreck?  PENCILS SHOULD BE SHARPENED AND READY TO TAKE YOUR QUIZ.

6.  CNN Student News CNN Student News  Why do you think that some sports receive more media coverage than others?