Daily Quiz · Oct 31
5 questions on today's news. How closely were you reading?
{"questions": [{"q": "How much in annual tax savings are being missed by Australian retirees not moving to tax-free super accounts?", "options": ["$1.2 billion", "$2.5 billion", "$3.8 billion", "$4.1 billion"], "answer": 1, "why": "The story states 1.8 million Australians over 65 are missing $2.5 billion in annual tax savings."}, {"q": "What amount did Australians invest in ETFs in September amid changing property investment appeal?", "options": ["$5 billion", "$6 billion", "$7 billion", "$8 billion"], "answer": 2, "why": "The story reports Australians invested nearly $7 billion in ETFs in September."}, {"q": "Which cafe closed due to light rail construction reducing foot traffic on London Circuit East?", "options": ["London Circuit Bakery", "Tree Eighty3", "Packard's Restaurant", "Ralph's Hardware Store"], "answer": 1, "why": "Ralph Packard closed Tree Eighty3 cafe after light rail construction cut foot traffic and made the business unviable."}, {"q": "Which senior scientist, a potential Nobel Prize contender, departed the Florey Institute due to contract disputes?", "options": ["Colin Masters", "Daniel Johnson", "Sarah Thompson", "Peter Williams"], "answer": 0, "why": "Colin Masters is identified in the story as a potential Nobel Prize contender who left the Florey Institute."}, {"q": "How old are the fig trees that Newcastle cordoned off in Islington Park to protect undergrowth plants?", "options": ["85 years old", "100 years old", "120 years old", "140 years old"], "answer": 3, "why": "Newcastle cordoned off 140-year-old fig trees to protect the undergrowth plants growing beneath them."}]}
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