A. Lieutenant Governor
B. Insurance Commissioner
C. Her life -- here comes Carole Migden in an SUV!
D. Assessor
5. In response to Alioto-Pier's announcement, a majority of her colleagues on the Board of Supervisors:
A. Sent her a cake with a cute little graphic of her "running" for office. Cute!
B. Passed the hat and came up with several thousand dollars in donations
C. Took her out to a nice lunch
D. Hurriedly organized a rally on the City Hall steps for her out-of-town opponent
6. On Tuesday, incoming San Francisco Police Chief George Gascon announced that had he stayed at his current post in Mesa, Ariz., he would have been:
A. Rewarded with a new contract worth more than San Francisco's offer
B. "A fool -- this is a vibrant, amazing city."
C. Fired
D. Bored out of his mind
7. This week, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors finally:
A. Weighed in on the situation in Iran
B. Weighed in on the situation in Burundi
C. Moved to retrofit City Hall
D. Passed a city budget
8. Following the Giants' Jonathan Sanchez, Chicago White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle on Thursday became the second man this year to:A. Buy Chris Daly's house
B. Ask for whistleblower status in a drug case
C. Toss a no-hitter
D. Assault umpire Arthur Lombroso over his minuscule strike zone
9. The San Francisco Chronicle took Mayor Gavin Newsom to task for his initial public statement regarding the Muni crash, which was:
A. "What is this 'Muni' of which you speak?"
B. "What did Henry do this time?"
C. "You see? I should have taken more money out of Muni to pay my staff and this wouldn't have happened."
D. "..."
10. It was announced that on July 30,
A. If you're charged with two crimes at the Community Justice Center, the third is half-off
B. Muni fares will go up, again, to $2.25
C. The clock strikes midnight on BART-Union negotiations
D. Supervisor David Chiu will hold his annual "Naked Run to Coit Tower" party
1. C, 2. C., 3. A., 4. B, 5. D., 6. C., 7. D, 8. C, 9. D, 10. C
