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Daily Quiz · Sep 18

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

{"questions": [{"q": "How many unpaid hours do Victorian TAFE teachers work on average each week?", "options": ["5 hours per week", "7 hours per week", "9 hours per week", "11 hours per week"], "answer": 1, "why": "The story states Victorian TAFE teachers average seven unpaid hours weekly, costing the sector roughly $108.7 million annually."}, {"q": "Driverless trains without on-board supervisors have been approved for which Sydney transport project?", "options": ["M1 metro southwest section", "Central metro expansion", "Western metro line", "Northern rail upgrade"], "answer": 0, "why": "Trials of driverless trains without on-board supervisors have been approved ahead of the mid-October opening target for Sydney's M1 metro southwest section."}, {"q": "A Tasmanian couple delayed parenthood after being pushed from how many rentals in five years?", "options": ["two rentals", "four rentals", "three rentals", "five rentals"], "answer": 2, "why": "The story reports a Tasmanian couple delayed parenthood after being pushed from three rentals in five years."}, {"q": "In which Australian location was H5 bird flu confirmed, prompting Canberra pandemic readiness plans?", "options": ["Port Fairy", "Newcastle", "Goulburn", "Brisbane"], "answer": 2, "why": "H5 bird flu was confirmed in Goulburn, prompting Canberra to start pandemic readiness plans for seven priority wildlife zones."}, {"q": "What percentage of Australians expressed concern about AI weakening thinking and creativity?", "options": ["57 per cent", "73 per cent", "81 per cent", "65 per cent"], "answer": 3, "why": "A Roy Morgan survey found 65 per cent of Australians increasingly concerned about artificial intelligence, up 8 per cent since 2023."}]}

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