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World News
WorldQuest is an action packed international knowledge competition for high school students held each spring. The game is played by teams of 4 in 10 rounds of 10 questions each. It's a fun, fast-paced way to test knowledge about international affairs, geography, and cultures. Teams, not individuals, submit answers, so it's a great way to build teamwork and collaboration. Teams have 30 seconds to answer each question. At the end of each round, we take up the answer sheets. The prize goes to the team with the highest total points for the 10 rounds.
IAC offers a version of WorldQuest for adults, known as WorldQuest for Business, held annually in the spring. This competition is gaining quiet a repuation around the region for being a fun, teamwork-driven event with good food and drink, great doorprizes, and useful networking with area professionals interested in international issues. Keep an eye on the events page for more information.
IAC offers a version of WorldQuest for adults, known as WorldQuest for Business, held annually in the spring. This competition is gaining quiet a repuation around the region for being a fun, teamwork-driven event with good food and drink, great doorprizes, and useful networking with area professionals interested in international issues. Keep an eye on the events page for more information.
