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[ "A. Challenge yourself with financial experiments.", "B. Experiment with dollar-cost averaging.", "C. Analyze your favourite brands' financials.", "D. Read influential personal finance books." ]

[ "A. All podcasts offer unbiased, expert advice with guaranteed accuracy and relevance.", "B. Podcasts offer convenient and accessible information on various financial topics.", "C. They consistently feature interviews with financial advisors, guaranteeing personalized investment recommendations.", "D. They provide access to market-moving news before traditional media outlets, enabling listeners to capitalize on short-term opportunities." ]

[ "A. Amex focuses on a closed-loop system, while Visa and Mastercard operate on an open-loop system.", "B. Amex primarily targets affluent customers, whereas Visa and Mastercard focus on a broader customer base.", "C. AmEx offers superior rewards programs compared to Visa and Mastercard, attracting high-spending customers.", "D. AmEx functions as both a card network and a lender, while Visa and Mastercard primarily act as card networks." ]

[ "A. The system disproportionately disadvantages Black and Hispanic communities due to historical inequalities.", "B. Errors in credit reports are frequent and often difficult for consumers to rectify.", "C. The focus on past financial behavior unfairly penalizes individuals who have experienced hardship.", "D. The system lacks transparency and sufficient government oversight, leading to potential consumer exploitation." ]

[ "A. Offering premium travel rewards and airport lounge access to attract affluent customers.", "B. Focusing on a \"spend-centric\" model that encourages card usage through cashback rewards.", "C. Targeting middle-class consumers with no annual fees and simple rewards structures.", "D. Prioritizing online business operations and 24/7 customer service." ]

[ "A. The risk of deflation and economic stagnation due to reduced liquidity in the financial system.", "B. The potential for asset bubbles and financial instability driven by excessive risk-taking.", "C. The limitations it imposes on the Fed's ability to respond effectively to future economic crises.", "D. The negative impact on smaller businesses and income inequality due to the focus on supporting large corporations." ]

[ "A. Increased automation has led to a decline in the demand for labor.", "B. Government policies have encouraged companies to suppress wages.", "C. Technological advances have increased worker productivity, reducing the need for wage increases.", "D. The rise of globalization and outsourcing has reduced the bargaining power of workers." ]

[ "A. The potential consequences of the Federal Reserve's expansionary monetary policy, particularly on inflation.", "B. The effectiveness of various economic models, such as the Phillips Curve, in predicting and managing inflation.", "C. The history and evolution of the Federal Reserve and its role in the US economy.", "D. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on global supply chains and consumer spending habits." ]

[ "A. A comparison of different investment banking firms and their approaches to risk management and client relationships.", "B. The rise of retail investors and the growing importance of consumer finance in the 21st century.", "C. Highlighting the key leaders, business strategies, and navigation of financial crises of a special history period.", "D. The evolution of financial regulations and their impact on investment banks like Goldman Sachs." ]

[ "A. The firm lacked the necessary capital to compete with established players.", "B. The commercial paper market was saturated and offered limited growth opportunities.", "C. Regulations at the time heavily restricted new entrants in the IPO market.", "D. The firm's special background positioned it as an outsider in the elite-dominated industry." ]

[ "A. Led to the immediate downfall of Goldman Sachs due to its large exposure to LTCM.", "B. Resulted in the government bailout of Goldman Sachs and other major Wall Street firms.", "C. Forced Goldman Sachs to adapt its business model and seek a more stable base of capital.", "D. Prompted Goldman Sachs to shift its focus from trading to traditional investment banking activities." ]

[ "A. The minting of physical coins and printing of paper money by government entities.", "B. The issuance of loans and creation of digital debt records by private banks.", "C. Direct investment by central banks into research and development of technological innovations.", "D. Quantitative easing measures undertaken by central banks to inject liquidity into the economy." ]

[ "A. The mechanics of money creation by central banks, private banks, and governments, and the resulting implications.", "B. The historical evolution of the US monetary system from the gold standard to the current debt-based system.", "C. The role of financial instruments like derivatives in the 2008 financial crisis and their ongoing impact on the global economy.", "D. The issue of wealth inequality, its connection to central bank policies, and potential solutions for a more equitable distribution of wealth." ]

[ "A. A decrease in the value of the US dollar compared to other currencies.", "B. A reduction in the overall national debt through bond purchases.", "C. An increase in the velocity of money, leading to rapid circulation within the real economy.", "D. A distortion of market realities, leading to inflated asset prices like stocks and real estate." ]

[ "A. Providing a simplified framework for understanding the core mechanics driving economic fluctuations and cycles.", "B. Exploring the intricate details of various economic markets and their interactions.", "C. Analyzing the role of government policies and central bank interventions in managing economic crises.", "D. Examining the impact of individual spending habits and consumer choices on overall economic performance." ]

[ "A. Fluctuations in income levels directly determine the availability of credit, which in turn impacts spending patterns and overall economic activity.", "B. Credit availability remains constant, while changes in spending habits and income levels create short-term fluctuations within a stable economic environment.", "C. Government policies and central bank interventions are the primary drivers of economic cycles, with spending, income, and credit playing a secondary role.", "D. Increased spending leads to higher incomes, encouraging further borrowing. Conversely, decreased spending reduces incomes resulting in a contraction." ]

[ "A. The severity of unemployment and economic contraction.", "B. The level of government debt and budget deficits.", "C. The rate of inflation and deflation.", "D. The effectiveness of lowering interest rates to stimulate borrowing." ]

[ "A. To explore strategic mergers and acquisitions for expanding market share and diversifying investment portfolios.", "B. To brainstorm innovative financial products aimed at reducing risk for financial institutions.", "C. To discuss and implement strategies for exploiting loopholes in existing financial regulations.", "D. To investigate international investment opportunities and optimize tax strategies within the bounds of legal compliance." ]

[ "A. They felt the complexity of synthetic CDOs would make them difficult to sell to investors.", "B. They lacked sufficient historical data on the performance of retail mortgages during economic fluctuations.", "C. They believed the market was becoming oversaturated with similar products, leading to decreased profitability.", "D. They were concerned that increased regulation would hinder the growth and innovation within the derivatives market." ]

[ "A. The Occupy Wall Street movement and its impact on the financial crisis.", "B. The development and growth of credit default swaps and their role in the financial crisis.", "C. The deregulation of the financial industry and its contribution to the housing bubble.", "D. The rise and fall of specific banks, such as JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs, during the financial crisis." ]

[ "A. Initiating experimental colonies on habitable exoplanets.", "B. Beginning large-scale terraforming projects on Mars.", "C. Launching commercial expeditions to potentially habitable exoplanets.", "D. The possibility of sending humans to settle on other planets." ]

[ "A. Venus, Jupiter, Neptune.", "B. Mercury, Jupiter, Mars.", "C. Venus, Neptune, Jupiter.", "D. Jupiter, Mercury, Neptune." ]

[ "A. Mars and Jupiter.", "B. Venus and Neptune.", "C. Mars and Neptune.", "D. Jupiter and Neptune." ]

[ "A. The formation and evolution of stellar nurseries.", "B. An exploration of the varied subclasses of supernovae phenomena.", "C. The impact of dark matter on galactic rotation curves.", "D. The mechanisms behind pulsar emission." ]

[ "A. ①③②.", "B. ②③①.", "C. ①②③.", "D. ③①②." ]

[ "A. He discovered the existence of dark matter through observations of galaxy clusters.", "B. He invented the Schmidt telescope, which revolutionized astronomical observation.", "C. He was the first to propose the theory of neutron stars as remnants of supernova explosions.", "D. He developed the system for classifying supernovae based on their spectral characteristics." ]

[ "A. An investigative exploration into the ISS's advanced engineering.", "B. A historical overview of the space race and its culmination in the ISS.", "C. The daily life and routines of astronauts aboard the ISS.", "D. The geopolitical implications of international cooperation on the ISS." ]

[ "A. The advanced water recycling systems that purify and reuse wastewater.", "B. The utilization of solar panels for generating power.", "C. The development of communication systems for maintaining contact with Earth.", "D. The implementation of radiation shielding to protect astronauts." ]

[ "A. ②①④③.", "B. ④①②③.", "C. ①②③④.", "D. ①④②③." ]

[ "A. The video explains the latest breakthroughs in using quantum entanglement for teleportation experiments on the ISS.", "B. It reveals decoded evidence of past alien visitations hidden in ancient human texts and structures.", "C. How to create and send messages that could be understood by aliens.", "D. None of the above." ]

[ "A. They both believe there is no credible evidence supporting the existence of extraterrestrial life.", "B. They both believe in the existence of extraterrestrial life in the universe.", "C. They are unsure and believe it is too soon to determine if extraterrestrial life exists.", "D. Indeterminate." ]

[ "A. Within 10 years.", "B. Within 20 years.", "C. Within 30 years.", "D. Within 40 years." ]

[ "A. The potential discovery of evidence supporting the existence of alternate universes.", "B. The examination of cosmic microwave background radiation supporting the Big Bang model.", "C. A discussion on the hypothetical concept of white holes and their role in space-time.", "D. An in-depth exploration of time dilation effects around neutron stars." ]

[ "A. Through the utilization of particle accelerators to search for gravitons as proof of other universes.", "B. By employing quantum entanglement to link particles across multiple universes.", "C. Via observation of cosmic microwave background radiation anomalies.", "D. By mapping the distribution of dark matter in our universe to infer the structure of other universes." ]

[ "A. He enthusiastically supports the idea of parallel universes, suggesting we may interact with them soon.", "B. He questions the plausibility of parallel universes due to the absence of tangible proof.", "C. He asserts that while some parallel universes might exist theoretically, our understanding is limited.", "D. He finds the notion of parallel universes fascinating but speculates they may be beyond scientific reach." ]

[ "A. ③①②④.", "B. ①②③④.", "C. ②①④③.", "D. ①③②④." ]

[ "A. Cluster Collisions.", "B. Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB).", "C. Galactic Rotation Curves.", "D. Gravitational lensing effects." ]

[ "A. Signs of Missing Mass.", "B. Dark Matter in the Early Universe.", "C. Gravitational Lensing.", "D. Detection of Dark Energy." ]

[ "A. ③①②④.", "B. ①③②④.", "C. ②①④③.", "D. ①②③④." ]

[ "A. An immense region of dark matter influencing the motion of galaxies across billions of light-years.", "B. A phenomenon to the outskirts of the Milky Way, attracting the contents of the cluster towards it.", "C. The central supermassive black hole of the Milky Way, Sagittarius A*.", "D. A celestial object akin to a quasar, emitting immense amounts of energy and affecting local space." ]

[ "A. The role of dark matter in the formation of the Great Attractor.", "B. Its gravitational influence on the local galaxy supercluster, Laniakea.", "C. The challenges posed by the Zone of Avoidance in studying the Great Attractor.", "D. Observational history and methods used to investigate the Great Attractor region." ]

[ "A. The interplay of dark energy and the expansion of the universe.", "B. The theoretical implications of the Cosmic Horizon on observations.", "C. The Big Bang as a hypothetical explanation for the universe's origin.", "D. The role of dark matter in shaping the early universe's structure." ]

[ "A. ①③②④.", "B. ①②③④.", "C. ②①④③.", "D. ①③②④." ]

[ "A. It estimates the total diameter at about 100 trillion lightyears.", "B. It calculates the total diameter to be roughly 75 trillion lightyears.", "C. It puts the total diameter at over 25 trillion lightyears.", "D. It suggests the total diameter is approximately 50 trillion lightyears." ]

[ "A. A fundamental challenge to the Big Bang theory posed by JWST findings.", "B. Unveiling of an Earth-like planet's detailed atmosphere by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).", "C. The announcement of the deepest view into space ever captured by the Hubble Space Telescope.", "D. A surprising confirmation of the Big Bang theory through JWST observations." ]

[ "A. Its observations align with established cosmic distance indicators within expected margins of error.", "B. Its contributions are seen as complementary to existing instruments, providing incremental improvements.", "C. It's referenced as a pivotal tool in refining and recalibrating cosmic distance ladders.", "D. Its primary function is to support the maintenance of the cosmic microwave background radiation map." ]

[ "A. They expected the findings and feel it confirms current models.", "B. They are surprised and questioning existing cosmological theories.", "C. They are reassured about the viability of the ΛCDM model.", "D. They believe the JWST is producing inaccurate results." ]

[ "A. The construction of the International Space Station.", "B. The first American satellite in space.", "C. A manned lunar landing by the end of the 1960s.", "D. The development of the Space Shuttle." ]

[ "A. Mission 1 and Mission 13.", "B. Mission 11 and Mission 2.", "C. Mission 8 and Mission 12.", "D. Mission 10 and Mission 14." ]

[ "A. Declining public interest and reduced government funding.", "B. Technological limitations in space suit design.", "C. Soviet competition in space exploration.", "D. The inability to return samples from the lunar surface." ]

[ "A. The water is shallow and clear.", "B. The water is warmer than the water in Alaska.", "C. There is a unique setting where ocean and lava collide.", "D. It's easier for them to avoid predators." ]

[ "A. How Hawaiians treat nature in Hawaii.", "B. Why there are so many volcanoes in Hawaii.", "C. Why Hawaiians' ancestors called their gods aumakua.", "D. Traditional Values of Hawaiians." ]

[ "A. It was created by lava tubes.", "B. It was created by a river of molten lava.", "C. It was formed by the workers in the park.", "D. It was formed due to the function of wind." ]

[ "A. Because there are lots of features between star explosion and lightning, for example, they both release light.", "B. Because it is very similar to the principle of lightning generation in many ways.", "C. Because he wants to illustrate the complexity of the lightning's generation.", "D. Because the stars in the galaxy is similar to the shape of lightning." ]

[ "A. Triggering the lightning.", "B. Observing the lightning.", "C. Looking for an answer in outer space.", "D. Simulating the formation of lightning." ]

[ "A. Lightning storms often bring heavy rainfall, which can help replenish groundwater levels.", "B. Lightning-induced wildfires can help maintain ecological balance, making way for new plant growth.", "C. Lightning on the ground can clear the radiation on save slots in outer space, contributing to satellite communications.", "D. Lightning can cause nitrogen in the air to combine with oxygen, forming nitrogen oxides." ]

[ "A. 2.", "B. 23.", "C. 12.", "D. 8." ]

[ "A. Because the helicopter steps were too high.", "B. Because one of the team members died of falling into a deep crevasse.", "C. Because there might be a deep crevasse.", "D. Because the wind was very strong." ]

[ "A. Due to rocks experiencing mutual stress.", "B. Resulting from the force of two rivers against the bank.", "C. Chemicals such as acids erode rocks, leading to fractures.", "D. Due to the shearing effect." ]

[ "A. Lava explosion.", "B. Water or erosion weakening the ground beneath.", "C. Microbes that break down organic matter.", "D. Meteorite striking earth." ]

[ "A. One.", "B. Three.", "C. Two.", "D. Four." ]

[ "A. VLF.", "B. Radar.", "C. Sonar scan.", "D. The technique that used to trace the chemical fingerprints of leaking methane." ]

[ "A. The Tsunamis always move fast.", "B. The Tsunamis are not single waves.", "C. The Tsunamis are dangerous.", "D. The first wave is the largest." ]

[ "A. Natural terrain of the bay.", "B. Local people's curiosity.", "C. The breaking down of the alarm bell.", "D. Underestimation of the impact of waves on the other side of the island." ]

[ "A. volcano eruption.", "B. Landslide.", "C. Earthquake.", "D. Meteorite Impacts." ]

[ "A. It can explain the time span of the earth formation.", "B. It cannot explain the formation of gas giants.", "C. It can explain the creation of giant worlds.", "D. Solar wind takes part in it." ]

[ "A. The asteroid impact and volcano activity.", "B. The extinction of the dinosaurs caused both benefits and harms.", "C. Human hunting.", "D. Intensive volcano activity." ]

[ "A. The impact of creatures on the earth.", "B. Earth's formation and the evolution of life.", "C. Prehistoric disasters.", "D. Geological evolution on earth." ]

[ "A. Through frequent earthquakes.", "B. Due to glacier impacts on the mountains.", "C. As a result of rain flooding the terrain.", "D. From the pressure of another tectonic plate." ]

[ "A. The increasingly frequent Tsunamis.", "B. The growth of the rift.", "C. Measurement of the height of the Rocky Mountains every year.", "D. The bubbles in water." ]

[ "A. The land may expand.", "B. The land could undergo rifts.", "C. Mountains may stretch across the entire continent.", "D. Tectonic activity may intensify." ]

[ "A. The solidified outer layer could function as a conduit.", "B. The gas trapped within the lava began to escape.", "C. The viscosity of the lava decreases over time as solidification quickens.", "D. The ice melted, giving rise to a lake." ]

[ "A. Iron.", "B. Zirconium.", "C. Helium.", "D. Aluminum." ]

[ "A. The algae might come to the hot spring by air.", "B. It is analyzed by Dr. John Stockner.", "C. The algae species can survive in hot water.", "D. It reveals that algae can survive in seawater." ]

[ "A. Rainfall.", "B. Drought.", "C. Camel.", "D. Tannery." ]

[ "A. Migration.", "B. The creativity of the ancients in the desert.", "C. Climate change.", "D. The imagination of the ancients in the desert." ]

[ "A. Because it can prevent the caravan from getting lost.", "B. Because they can find it when coming back.", "C. Because the camels hate eating hay.", "D. Because it is cheap." ]

[ "A. The discovery of a massive, previously unknown pyramid complex.", "B. The intricate carvings on the vault stones found in the pyramid.", "C. The detailed analysis of dental plaque revealing a diverse diet.", "D. The construction of the \"Stairway to Heaven\" estate with its elaborate architecture." ]

[ "A. The elaborate architecture of their homes.", "B. The presence of gold and silver artifacts in their tombs.", "C. The presence of sophisticated agricultural tools found at the site.", "D. The analysis of food particles in dental plaque reveals a diverse diet." ]

[ "A. The Maya practiced human sacrifice rituals.", "B. A new political ideology involving religious cults emerged in the region.", "C. The Maya were adept at advanced engineering and architecture.", "D. The Maya were influenced by other cultures from the south." ]

[ "A. The tips for soldiers to survive in the war.", "B. The rules of war that all soldiers must abide by.", "C. The historical background of famous battles in military history.", "D. The history of human war." ]

[ "A. Museum was used to store fighter jets.", "B. Museum was used to store a large number of tanks.", "C. Museum was used to store many weapons.", "D. The museum was used as a combat headquarters." ]

[ "A. Chemical weapons and poisons, biological weapons, landmines, laser weapons, expanding and exploding bullets, weapons that spawn non-detectable fragments, flamethrowers and flame weapons, and cluster bombs.", "B. Chemical weapons and poisons, biological weapons, landmines, laser weapons, expanding and exploding bullets, flamethrowers and flame weapons, cluster bombs.", "C. Chemical weapons and poisons, biological weapons, laser weapons, weapons that spawn non-detectable fragments, flamethrowers and flame weapons, cluster bombs.", "D. Chemical weapons and poisons, biological weapons, laser weapons, landmines, expanding and exploding bullets, flamethrowers and flame weapons, weapons that spawn non-detectable fragments, cluster bombs." ]

[ "A. Chad Doerman accused of killing his three daughters appears in trial.", "B. Chad Doerman accused of abusing his three sons appears in trial.", "C. Chad Doerman accused of abusing his three daughters appears in trial.", "D. Chad Doerman accused of killing his three sons appears in trial." ]

[ "A. The caller's stepfather is killing everyone in the house. The caller also states that the stepfather has shot the caller's brothers.", "B. The callers see at least two children have been shot and a little girl running down the street as her stepfather is killing people in her house.", "C. The callers see at least two children being shot, and a little girl running down the street while her family is being shot.", "D. None of the above." ]

[ "A. He is convicted of killing his three young daughters.", "B. He is convicted of killing his neighbor's three daughters.", "C. He is convicted of killing his three young sons.", "D. He is convicted of killing his neighbor's three sons." ]

[ "A. Failing to pay child support.", "B. Failing to pay family maintenance.", "C. Family violence against wife and child.", "D. Failing to pay children's school fees." ]

[ "A. She knows that the man is the biological father of her two sons and sends him to prison for failing to pay child support for them.", "B. She gives her two children to the man to raise and sends him to jail for not paying child support.", "C. She mistakenly believed that the man was her son's biological father, so when she discovered that he had not paid child support, she chose to call the police, which led to his arrest.", "D. She knows the man isn't her son's real father, but still put him in jail for not paying child support." ]

[ "A. Whether the man is the biological father of his son.", "B. Whether the man is the biological father of twins.", "C. Whether the man is the unfaithful to his wife in marriage.", "D. Whether the man is the biological father of his daughter." ]

[ "A. Disputes over custody in divorce cases.", "B. Determining custodial rights between genders.", "C. Establishing paternity of a child.", "D. Addressing allegations of child abuse by men." ]

[ "A. Mr. Bryant.", "B. Mr. Jennings.", "C. Not mentioned in the video.", "D. Mr. Hardy." ]

[ "A. She testifies that the man is the girl's biological father.", "B. She suspects the boy is not the man's biological child.", "C. She testifies that the man is the boy's biological father.", "D. She suspects the girl is not the man's biological child." ]

[ "A. The movie tells the story of a group of veterans who uncovered an international arms smuggling case covered up by high-level government officials. Two of the protagonists were wrongly convicted of murder. In the process of tracing the truth, they discovered that the case was related to terrorist organizations.", "B. The film's main plot revolves around the court-martial of two U.S. Marines accused of murdering a fellow Marine at Guantanamo Bay.", "C. The main plot of the film revolves around a defence lawyer suing the government for allegedly organising the murder of two Marines.", "D. The main plot of the film revolves around how two Marines sue their superiors for bullying them." ]

[ "A. Code red refers to an emergency evacuation plan used in fire or other emergencies to ensure the rapid and safe evacuation of people.", "B. Code red is a warning mechanism for students in educational institutions, indicating that students have violated school rules and need to receive counseling or minor punishment.", "C. Code red refers to informal disciplinary intervention within an organization, carried out under instructions from superiors, and designed to correct member behavior privately without following official procedures.", "D. Code red is one of the hospital emergency codes, which means patients with highly contagious diseases need immediate isolation." ]

[ "A. Male defense counsel and male colonel sitting in the witness box.", "B. Male defense counsel and male prosecutor.", "C. Female defense lawyer and male colonel sitting in the witness box.", "D. Female defense counsel and male prosecutor." ]

[ "A. Introduction to pro bono work for lawyers.", "B. Introduction to jury trials.", "C. Give a review of the show.", "D. Introducing how to be a prosecutor." ]

[ "A. By presenting a frame-by-frame comparison showing the identical plastic bag at the same timestamp each night, along with timestamp inconsistencies with known weather patterns or ambient conditions, conclusively demonstrating a flaw or tampering with the surveillance footage.", "B. By stating that a plastic bag appears in the same way at the same point in time every night in the surveillance video.", "C. By stating that there's a man on the surveillance video every night.", "D. By stating that surveillance video is checked every night." ]

[ "A. She pointed out that the police had leading questions during the interrogation process, which may have affected the authenticity of the defendant's confession.", "B. She reveals that a key witness had an alibi at the time of the crime, questioning the integrity of his statement.", "C. She proved that the key witness's vital evidence was not credible, citing new evidence to lead the suspect to another person.", "D. She cited details from the forensic medical report and questioned possible contamination issues in the handling of physical evidence, which would affect the validity of the evidence." ]

[ "A. A canvas shoe found in the arrested man's car.", "B. A pair of canvas shoes found in the arrested man's car.", "C. A schoolbag found in the arrested man's car.", "D. A hat found in an arrested man's car." ]

[ "A. Jake Tyler Brigance.", "B. Daniel Kaffee.", "C. Andy Dufresne.", "D. Carl Lee Haley." ]