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Daily Quiz · Sep 10

5 questions on today's news. How closely were you reading?

{"questions": [{"q": "What percentage of surveyed Australians believed the government responded adequately to recent gender violence allegations?", "options": ["42%", "27%", "58%", "73%"], "answer": 1, "why": "A survey of 1,008 Australians found only 27% were satisfied with the government's response to gender violence."}, {"q": "Approximately how many older Australians are currently waiting in public hospitals for aged care spots?", "options": ["2,100", "2,800", "3,600", "4,500"], "answer": 2, "why": "More than 3,600 elderly Australians are stuck in public hospitals waiting for aged care placement."}, {"q": "Labor-held seats received what proportion of Labor's $560 million grants according to a public integrity analysis?", "options": ["three-quarters", "one-half", "two-thirds", "one-third"], "answer": 0, "why": "Analysis found three-quarters of the $560 million in Labor grants went to Labor-held seats."}, {"q": "What activities can Meta's Muse agent perform?", "options": ["Photo editing and voice messaging", "Banking and bill payments", "Gaming and streaming services", "Email and travel bookings"], "answer": 3, "why": "Meta's Muse agent handles email management and travel booking functions, though early tests revealed security flaws."}, {"q": "How many coastal homes are forecast to be at risk from rising seas by 2100?", "options": ["167,000", "217,000", "267,000", "317,000"], "answer": 2, "why": "Climate Council forecasts that rising seas will damage more than 267,000 coastal properties by 2100."}]}

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