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ATO DAPS Monthly EY Connect
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1
What city is this?
Budapest, Hungary
London, England
Gelsenkirchen, Germany
Ankara, Turkey
2
How long is an Olympic swimming pool (in meter)?
60
50
45
55
3
What algorithm gives you the shortest paths between nodes in a graph
Prim's Algorithm
Bellman-Ford's Algorithm
Graph Theory
Dijkstra's Algorithm
4
What's the term used to describe the psychological condition of having a 'fear of being away from one's smart phone'?
Neophobia
Telephobia
Nomophobia
Hahaha, there is such thing
5
What year was the first Olympic Games held in Australia?
2000
1972
1956
1960
6
Which South Asian country's flag looks similar to that of the US? (Blue backgroud, Red/White stripes & atleast 1 star)
Malaysia
Philippines
Thailand
Laos
7
What is the Australian women's hockey team called?
The Matildas
The Hockeyroos
The Diamonds
The Kookaburras
8
We all know ATO EPM is used for but, what does EPM stands for?
Enterprise Project Metrics
Employee Progress Meter
Enter Project Metrics
Enterprise Project Management
9
What company made the first cellphone in 1973?
AT&T
Nokia
Motorola
Sony
10
Cynophobia is the 'Fear of Dogs'. True or False?
True
False
11
Which body of water is considered the largest bay in the world?
Bay of Bengal
Bombay
Byron Bay
Corpus Christi Bay
12
What does BTR stands for?
Bulk, Transfer and Re-route
Bulk, Transfer and Render
Bulk, Transform and Route
Build, Transform and Run
13
What is the name of this Pokemon
Bulbasaur
Raichu
Jigglypuff
Alakazam
14
These artists belong to which metal music band?
Kiss
Slayer
Megadeth
Metallica
15
What animal can be seen on the logo of Porsche?
2 Horses
2 Bulls
Bull
Horse
16
How many policemen rode came to arrest the swagman?
Two
Five
Three
Four
17
Riding a bicycle is a good example for what law in physics?
Newton's Second Law
Newton's First Law
Coulomb's First Law
Jude Law