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Daily Quiz · Sep 20

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

{"questions": [{"q": "What level of care does John Farnham now require at his home?", "options": ["Daily physiotherapy sessions", "24-hour nursing care", "Weekly medical visits", "Part-time caregiver support"], "answer": 1, "why": "The story states the 77-year-old music legend now requires 24-hour nursing care and oxygen support."}, {"q": "What is Kris Rallah-Baker's professional achievement?", "options": ["First Indigenous cardiologist in Australia", "First Indigenous ophthalmologist in Australia", "First Indigenous dentist in Australia", "First Indigenous surgeon in Australia"], "answer": 1, "why": "The story identifies him as Australia's first Indigenous ophthalmologist who overcame racism and family trauma."}, {"q": "How much did Australian child exploitation reports increase in 2025-26?", "options": ["15 per cent", "18 per cent", "21 per cent", "24 per cent"], "answer": 2, "why": "Authorities received 100,194 reports in 2025-26, which represented a 21 per cent increase from the previous year."}, {"q": "How large do tiger sharks grow at Norfolk Island compared to other populations?", "options": ["2.8 metres on average", "3.5 metres on average", "4.5 metres on average", "5.2 metres on average"], "answer": 2, "why": "Tiger sharks at Norfolk Island reach 4.5 metres long, far exceeding East Coast populations due to longevity and abundant prey."}, {"q": "At what age is Charlotte Patmore the youngest bowls club member at Burnie?", "options": ["9 years old", "10 years old", "11 years old", "12 years old"], "answer": 1, "why": "Charlotte Patmore is just 10 years old and is the youngest member at Burnie Bowls Club, sometimes beating players much older."}]}

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