Daily Quiz · Sep 09
5 questions on today's news. How closely were you reading?
{"questions": [{"q": "According to today's news, what is the primary driver of petrol theft across Australia?", "options": ["Rising fuel prices at the pump", "Cost of living pressures on households", "Organized criminal syndicates", "Vehicle theft networks"], "answer": 1, "why": "The story explicitly states cost of living pressure triggers six times more petrol theft than fuel prices."}, {"q": "How many separate planning consultations is the ACT Government running simultaneously in Mawson?", "options": ["Two overlapping surveys", "Three separate consultations", "Four competing proposals", "Five distinct surveys"], "answer": 1, "why": "The story states the ACT Government is running three separate planning consultations on the same area."}, {"q": "In what year did Prime Minister Albanese hold his undeclared honorary membership at Marrickville Golf Club?", "options": ["While the club was receiving $6 million in federal funding", "Before the club received any government support", "After the funding was announced", "During the membership review period"], "answer": 0, "why": "The story indicates he held the undeclared membership while the club received $6 million in federal funding, though exact timing is the key connection."}, {"q": "How many accommodation properties remain available in Fremantle for the grand final weekend?", "options": ["Sixteen", "Twelve", "Six", "Three"], "answer": 2, "why": "The story reports just six properties remain available in Fremantle for grand final weekend (Sept 25-27)."}, {"q": "In which regional area are 133 hospital beds currently blocked by aged-care placement delays?", "options": ["Illawarra region", "Central coast", "South coast", "Western NSW"], "answer": 0, "why": "The story specifies that 133 beds across the Illawarra region are unusable while patients await aged-care or NDIS placements."}]}
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