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Daily Quiz · Sep 15

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

{"questions": [{"q": "President Prabowo removed Indonesia's finance minister to achieve which goal?", "options": ["Address trade deficits", "Restore investor confidence", "Implement new tax policies", "Expand monetary supply"], "answer": 1, "why": "President Prabowo stated his goal was to restore investor confidence in Indonesia's economy."}, {"q": "Under the ACT's new gambling reforms, what is mandated regarding play breaks?", "options": ["15-minute breaks are forced", "10-minute intervals are required", "20-minute cooling-off periods apply", "Breaks are entirely voluntary"], "answer": 0, "why": "The ACT will force 15-minute play breaks as part of its gambling harm reduction measures."}, {"q": "What percentage of Australian drowning deaths last year involved overseas-born individuals?", "options": ["29%", "34%", "44%", "39%"], "answer": 3, "why": "39 per cent of Australians who drowned last financial year were overseas-born."}, {"q": "Who is calling for an AI early warning system to detect emerging cyber threats?", "options": ["Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa", "Lukas Hornicek", "Abigail Bradshaw", "Prabowo Subianto"], "answer": 2, "why": "Abigail Bradshaw, Australia's cyber intelligence chief, urged the implementation of an AI early warning system."}, {"q": "Newcastle's new goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek was signed from which club?", "options": ["Benfica", "Braga", "Porto", "Sporting CP"], "answer": 1, "why": "Newcastle signed Czech goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek from Braga after their two-year pursuit of another target failed."}]}

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