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Daily Quiz · Sep 25

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

{"questions": [{"q": "What happened when Netanyahu took the podium at the UN?", "options": ["Ambassadors requested a private meeting", "The audience gave a standing ovation", "Scores of delegates walked out", "Diplomats demanded his immediate withdrawal"], "answer": 2, "why": "The story reports that scores of delegates walked out when Netanyahu took the podium to speak."}, {"q": "Where did Mona Thind discover her pancreatic cancer?", "options": ["At a hospital appointment", "During a scan while on holiday", "In her doctor's office", "At an emergency room"], "answer": 1, "why": "Mona Thind discovered pancreatic cancer during a scan while on holiday, after months of misdiagnosis."}, {"q": "How many zones has Illawarra prepared for data centre development?", "options": ["At least 8 zones", "At least 12 zones", "At least 18 zones", "At least 14 zones"], "answer": 3, "why": "Illawarra has at least 14 zones ready for data centres as part of Australia's participation in a global AI investment surge."}, {"q": "What are ICMS graduates suing the college about?", "options": ["Misrepresentation of degree accreditation", "Poor teaching standards", "Financial fraud", "Sudden course cancellations"], "answer": 0, "why": "Former students are suing ICMS for allegedly misleading them about degree accreditation."}, {"q": "How many people were rescued from ocean rips at NSW beaches?", "options": ["8 people", "11 people", "13 people", "16 people"], "answer": 2, "why": "13 people were rescued from ocean rips last weekend, with a 50-year-old man dying at Marley Beach."}]}

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