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QUIZ: How Much Do You Know About The U.N. General Assembly?

By NPR Staff

Published September 14, 2016 at 3:05 PM EDT

Last year, the U.N. projected images of the Sustainable Development Goals on its headquarters.

UNGA began this week. In case the acronym is unfamiliar, that's the United Nations General Assembly, which has just commenced its 71st session. The Assembly is the time for member nations to gather and discuss international issues.

Think you know UNGA? Take our quiz to test your knowledge.

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