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Mario Glitch Quizz
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In the first glitch, what causes Mario to accelerate beyond normal limits?
Perfectly timed inputs that reset the speed limiter each frame
Changing the screen resolution
Holding the jump button constantly
Using a hidden warp pipe
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What lesson can developers learn from studying game glitches?
Games need better graphics
Users should avoid using pipes
Glitches should be left unpatched
Systems must be designed to handle unexpected inputs and timing
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What cybersecurity concept is similar to the TAS speed glitch?
Brute-force attack
Race condition
Encryption
Phishing
4
What happens when Mario hits the camera wall at high speed?
He gets slowed down but still moves very fast
The camera breaks
He teleports to another world
The game crashes
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What is a TAS (Tool- Assited Speedrun)?
A run using perfect, frame-precise inputs to exploit a game
A robot that plays games randomly
A multiplayer glitch in online games
A cheat device that modifies game code
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In the World 1-2 Pipe Glitch, why does Mario clip through the wall?
The pipe is fake
He uses a special item
The collision routine doesn’t eject Mario fully from the brick
The warp zone is always active
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How does the World 1-2 glitch relate to cybersecurity?( this video is from Super Mario 64 showing another known glitch)
It’s similar to a buffer overflow and race condition
It’s a firewall bypass
It’s a phishing attack
It simulates a DDoS attack
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What does a buffer overflow allow a hacker to do?
Overwrite memory and alter control flow
Encrypt files for ransom
Block all user access
Lock the program