Quiz on House Passes Bill to Force TikTok Sale

What did the House of Representatives vote on?

• To ban TikTok in the United States
• To force TikTok's Chinese owner to sell the app
• To support Chinese ownership of TikTok
• To discuss the security risks of TikTok

Why is there a fight between Beijing and Washington over TikTok?

• Because TikTok is a popular video app
• Because TikTok poses national security risks
• Because TikTok interferes in elections
• Because TikTok is owned by China

Who supported the bill to force TikTok's sale?

• Only Republicans who disagreed with former President Trump
• Only Democrats who agreed with President Biden
• Both Republicans and Democrats
• Neither Republicans nor Democrats

What does the bill aim to do?

• Ban TikTok for consumers
• Get TikTok's parent company to sell the app
• Approve Chinese ownership of TikTok
• Protect national security

What would happen if the parent company does not sell TikTok?

• The app would be banned
• The app would be allowed to continue operating
• The president would approve the sale
• The bill would face legal challenges

Who said the bill is a 'common-sense measure to protect our national security'?

• President Biden
• Representative Mike Gallagher
• TikTok spokesman Alex Haurek
• Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer

What did TikTok try to do before the vote?

• Get its users to contact their representatives
• Convince lawmakers to support Chinese ownership
• Ban the bill from being passed
• Sell the app to non-Chinese owners

What did President Biden's administration want lawmakers to understand?

• That TikTok is a popular video app
• That Chinese ownership of TikTok poses security risks
• That TikTok interferes in elections
• That TikTok should be banned

What did the House vote mean for TikTok?

• It would be banned immediately
• It would have to sell to non-Chinese owners
• It would face legal challenges
• It would continue operating as usual

What did lawmakers argue about Beijing's relationship with TikTok's parent company?

• It raises national security risks
• It supports free speech and social media
• It benefits the U.S. economy
• It interferes in elections