Daily Quiz · Nov 02
5 questions on today's news. How closely were you reading?
{"questions": [{"q": "What business is Acusensus expanding globally?", "options": ["Digital surveillance systems", "Mobile phone detection cameras", "Traffic management", "Parking enforcement"], "answer": 1, "why": "Acusensus will open a facility three times larger as mobile phone detection cameras go global with surging international revenue."}, {"q": "What did ASIC find about superannuation trustees and complaints?", "options": ["A quarter don't review complaints data", "Half ignore complaints entirely", "All complaints are handled well", "Most investigated immediately"], "answer": 0, "why": "ASIC found that a quarter of superannuation trustees don't review complaints data to spot big problems."}, {"q": "Which Canberra museums hired people with disabilities to run their cafes?", "options": ["Australian War Memorial", "Canberra Museum and Gallery", "CMAG and Lanyon Homestead", "National Museum of Australia"], "answer": 2, "why": "A disability employment group won a contract to run cafes at CMAG and Lanyon Homestead in Canberra."}, {"q": "What does the WA research suggest could speed antidepressant selection?", "options": ["Brain imaging scans", "Psychological interviews", "Gene testing", "Blood pressure checks"], "answer": 2, "why": "A WA pilot study found a gene test could help young people get the right antidepressant faster with better early outcomes."}, {"q": "When will the commission rule on Australian lamb tariffs?", "options": ["November 6", "November 10", "November 13", "November 20"], "answer": 2, "why": "The commission rules on US tariff risk to Australia's lamb exports on November 13 regardless of election outcome."}]}
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