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Daily Quiz · Sep 23

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

{"questions": [{"q": "What did Iran offer to do if the US lifts its blockade?", "options": ["Reopen the Strait of Hormuz", "Increase oil production to pre-sanction levels", "Resume nuclear negotiations immediately", "Release all detained US citizens"], "answer": 0, "why": "Trump signaled progress in talks as Iran offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz if the US lifts its blockade."}, {"q": "What percentage of loans under the household green scheme went to outer Canberra suburbs?", "options": ["45 per cent", "50 per cent", "55 per cent", "60 per cent"], "answer": 2, "why": "Outer suburbs claimed 55% of loans under the scheme and saved more than $178 million."}, {"q": "SPC's operating income jump of $8.2 million came primarily from which business?", "options": ["Expanded peach production in regional Queensland", "Milk powder sales targeting Asian markets", "New canning technology implementation", "Direct-to-consumer online sales"], "answer": 1, "why": "SPC's milk powder business for Asia drove the $8.2 million operating income jump despite a 12 per cent sales fall overall."}, {"q": "In a study of alcohol bottles sold in Australian stores, how many had a voluntary health warning label?", "options": ["Only one in four", "About one in three", "Roughly one in two", "Nearly three in four"], "answer": 0, "why": "A study checked 6,037 alcohol bottles sold in Australian stores and found only one in four had a voluntary health warning label."}, {"q": "Which two platforms are now available for US users of X to trade Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies?", "options": ["Coinbase and Kraken", "Interactive Brokers and Gemini", "Binance and Crypto.com", "Robinhood and Wealthfront"], "answer": 1, "why": "US users of X can now trade Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies through partner platforms Interactive Brokers and Gemini."}]}

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