Daily Quiz · Aug 09
5 questions on today's news. How closely were you reading?
{"questions": [{"q": "What maximum wind speed did Typhoon Dolphin reach when striking Okinawa?", "options": ["186kph", "196kph", "216kph", "226kph"], "answer": 2, "why": "Typhoon Dolphin struck Okinawa with gusts reaching 216kph."}, {"q": "What profession is Mark Fowler, whose identity was accidentally revealed?", "options": ["Execution doctor", "Prison warden", "Federal judge", "Court clerk"], "answer": 0, "why": "A Tennessee warden accidentally named execution doctor Mark Fowler during an execution in August."}, {"q": "How many babies resulted from Australian IVF treatments in 2024?", "options": ["15,500", "18,509", "22,000", "25,500"], "answer": 1, "why": "The 2024 data tracked 104,721 Australian IVF cycles resulting in 18,509 babies."}, {"q": "What is the starting price for Lexus's first electric sedan in Australia?", "options": ["$97,000", "$67,000", "$87,000", "$77,000"], "answer": 3, "why": "Lexus launched its first all-electric sedan in Australia with a starting price of $77,000."}, {"q": "Beyond artificial intelligence, what do experts say Canberra needs to fix legacy systems?", "options": ["Increased government funding", "Quick wins and listening to experts", "Newer hardware deployment", "Federal oversight committee"], "answer": 1, "why": "Experts warned that fixing Canberra's legacy systems requires more than AI; the government must show quick wins and listen to system experts."}]}
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