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Daily Quiz · Sep 22

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

{"questions": [{"q": "What two factors were expected to support the ASX's opening on Tuesday?", "options": ["Rising oil prices and US market weakness", "US stock gains and falling oil prices", "Tech sector recovery and lower interest rates", "Mining boom and currency strength"], "answer": 1, "why": "The story stated the ASX was set to open higher following US stock gains and falling oil prices."}, {"q": "In a study of heterosexual women on dating apps, what proportion reported experiencing harmful behavior?", "options": ["75 percent", "87 percent", "99 percent", "92 percent"], "answer": 2, "why": "Researchers found that 99 percent of the 1,008 heterosexual women surveyed encountered harmful behavior on dating apps in the past three months."}, {"q": "Which Coalition spokesman proposed using superannuation as mortgage collateral?", "options": ["Scott Morrison", "Peter Dutton", "Andrew Bragg", "Angus Taylor"], "answer": 2, "why": "Opposition housing spokesman Andrew Bragg will propose the policy allowing people to use retirement savings as collateral to increase home loan sizes."}, {"q": "When will NSW's preliminary pilots for pre-recorded victim evidence begin?", "options": ["2026", "2027", "2028", "2029"], "answer": 1, "why": "NSW will allow pre-recorded police interviews to count as victim evidence in trials through three court pilots starting in 2027."}, {"q": "What is driving Melbourne outdoor workers to shift toward evening shifts?", "options": ["Reduced electricity costs", "Improved equipment availability", "Rising summer temperatures", "Decreased customer demand"], "answer": 2, "why": "Rising temperatures are forcing outdoor workers in Melbourne to move to nighttime shifts, though poor lighting creates safety barriers particularly for women."}]}

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