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Good morning again, everyone.

Ten question quiz time, as we will do a ten question quiz right around now, right around 11 o'clock or a few minutes after,

it's 4 past 11 right now, every day during the drive. And as I said before the news,

each quiz during this drive has a topic derived from a different public radio show. Yesterday,

it was the New Yorker Radio Hour. Today, it's 1A, the real show that we air every weekday at 1 o'clock,

but did you know that 1A is a reference to the First Amendment? It actually is. So we've got a 10

question quiz now in honor of 1A on the First Amendment. Who wants to play 212-433? WNYC, get two in a row right, and you can choose a

Brian Laird Show baseball hat or Brian Lairsel mug as a prize. And we'll start with Andrew. Andrew in Astoria.

Andrew, you're on WNYC. Ready to play?

Hey, Brian. Thanks for taking me. Yeah, sure. Okay. Question one. True or false?

Freedom of the press, the right to peaceably assemble, and the right to petition the government for redress of grievances are all contained in the First Amendment. True or false?

I'm going to say true.

True is right. So question two, we mentioned freedom of the press of assembly and to petition the government

there.

There are two other rights that we didn't mention that are also contained in the First Amendment.

Can you name the other two?

And if you need a hint, I'll tell you that they are the most commonly discussed two.

Think First Amendment, and you probably think of these things first.

I'm going to say, sorry, that's two other parts of the first amendment lists five specific different rights.

So we mentioned three of them in question one.

There are two others, but they're really the first two that generally come to mind.

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