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Daily Quiz · Sep 13

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

{"questions": [{"q": "Where was UK businessman Rami Naimi stopped while returning from Australia?", "options": ["Dubai", "Singapore", "Bangkok", "Hong Kong"], "answer": 0, "why": "Rami Naimi was detained in Saudi Arabia after being stopped in Dubai on his way back from Australia."}, {"q": "Approximately how many people were reported missing after Nepal's recent floods?", "options": ["Around 2,000", "Roughly 3,500", "About 5,651", "Over 8,000"], "answer": 2, "why": "Nepal's floods left at least 5,651 people missing alongside 1,410 confirmed deaths."}, {"q": "What political outcome could One Nation potentially achieve in Victoria's parliament?", "options": ["Win the lower house", "Control the upper house", "Form government alone", "Elect a premier"], "answer": 1, "why": "One Nation's surge in Victorian polls could allow the party to control the upper house."}, {"q": "What percentage of Grand Master titles in chess are held by women globally?", "options": ["5%", "10%", "2%", "8%"], "answer": 2, "why": "Women hold only 2% of Grand Master titles in chess worldwide."}, {"q": "How much did Melbourne's Brougham Street Collective spend fighting for co-housing approval?", "options": ["$100,000", "$150,000", "About $200,000", "$300,000"], "answer": 2, "why": "The co-housing project spent approximately $200,000 in tribunal legal battles to gain approval for their 20-home development."}]}

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