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Daily Quiz · Sep 28

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

{"questions": [{"q": "What is SPICE for Life?", "options": ["A dementia care facility", "University of Canberra's first dementia support program", "A government health policy", "A private therapy company"], "answer": 1, "why": "SPICE for Life is the University of Canberra's program blending research, therapy and carer support for people with dementia."}, {"q": "Who did Chrissy Amphlett record the three unreleased songs with?", "options": ["Guy Sebastian", "Jimmy Barnes", "Keith Urban", "Tim Finn"], "answer": 3, "why": "Three unreleased Chrissy Amphlett songs recorded with Tim Finn are being released this week."}, {"q": "What age was the teenager who lost his licence after performing burnouts?", "options": ["17 years old", "18 years old", "19 years old", "16 years old"], "answer": 0, "why": "A 17-year-old lost his licence for one year after performing two burnouts in front of Highway Patrol officers."}, {"q": "How many workers did Goodwin Aged Care repay for underpayment?", "options": ["250 workers", "400 workers", "335 workers", "500 workers"], "answer": 2, "why": "Goodwin Aged Care repaid $1.39 million to 335 underpaid staff members, most from non-English-speaking backgrounds."}, {"q": "What is the main risk Australian academics identify with AI marking of assignments?", "options": ["High processing costs", "Verification drift", "Increased data breaches", "Slower grading speed"], "answer": 1, "why": "Academics warn that verification drift occurs when overworked academics check AI marks less carefully over time, allowing errors to slip through."}]}

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