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Uber Pricing and AI Models Quiz

Total questions: 79

Worksheet time: 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What did the Belgian investigation reveal about Uber's pricing?

a)

Uber charges more for peak-hour rides.

b)

Uber charges more if a user's phone battery is low.

c)

Uber offers discounts for low-battery users.

2.

Which city was the focus of the investigation into Uber’s pricing practices?

a)

Brussels

b)

Paris

c)

London

3.

What percentage increase in prices did the study find for users with low battery?

a)

10%

b)

6%

c)

2%

4.

What concern did social media users express regarding Uber’s pricing?

a)

Uber spies on users’ GPS locations.

b)

Uber tracks battery levels to increase prices.

c)

Uber charges for canceled rides.

5.

Why do some users worry about Uber's pricing when their battery is low?

a)

They may get charged more for faster service.

b)

They might accept the first ride offer due to limited battery life.

c)

The app may suggest expensiveroutes.

6.

What was Uber's response to claims that it adjusts fares based on battery level?

a)

Uber confirmed the practice.

b)

Uber denied the practice.

c)

Uber stated it adjusts fares for surge pricing only.

7.

What were the two devices’ battery levels in the experiment conducted by Dernière Heure?

a)

50% and 90%

b)

84% and 12%

c)

100% and 20%

8.

Which of the following factors does Uber claim affects the price of a ride?

a)

Battery level

b)

The time of day

c)

Demand for rides and the availability of drivers

9.

What was the price difference between the two identical journeys in Brussels?

a)

€1

b)

€0.96

c)

€5

10.

What did a 2016 report suggest about Uber users with low battery life?

a)

They are less likely to accept a ride.

b)

They are more likely to be affected by surge pricing.

c)

They are offered discounts for their next ride.

11.

What flexibility do Uber users with fully charged phones have?

a)

They can cancel rides freely.

b)

They can wait for prices to drop.

c)

They can choose their drivers.

12.

What causes Uber's surge charges?

a)

The time of day.

b)

Demand outweighing the number of drivers.

c)

Users' phone battery levels.

13.

In what year was Uber criticized for using surge pricing during a terror attack?

a)

2016

b)

2017

c)

2018

14.

What type of data can Uber’s app collect from users’ devices?

a)

Financial data

b)

Battery information, operating system, and hardware model

c)

Exact location at all times

15.

What feature does Uber’s app use battery information for?

a)

Adjusting pricing based on battery level

b)

Enabling a power-saving mode

c)

Identifying users’ locations more accurately

16.

What is the name of the AI model that has gained significant popularity?

a)

Itana

b)

Ava

c)

Clara

17.

What is a key demographic for AI models like Itana?

a)

Teen girls

b)

Teen boys

c)

Middle-aged adults

18.

What issue is raised about AI influencers like Itana?

a)

They promote unhealthy lifestyles

b)

They set unrealistic beauty standards

c)

They are too diverse

19.

How long did it used to take to create the images of AI models like Itana?

a)

A few hours

b)

A day

c)

Several days

20.

What type of brands has Itana been sponsored by?

a)

Technology companies

b)

Nutrition and sports brands

c)

Car manufacturers

21.

Why are AI models with more diverse looks, like curvy models, not as popular with clients?

a)

They are too controversial

b)

Clients prefer standardized models

c)

They are not considered marketable

22.

What is the latest project for Itana's agency related to?

a)

A new fitness app

b)

An AI voice assistant for cars

c)

A social media campaign for teens

23.

How long ago was Itana created?

a)

Two months ago

b)

Around a year ago

c)

Three years ago

24.

What type of work does Itana's Barcelona-based agency do with her images?

a)

They create digital art

b)

They replace real models with AI in photoshoots

c)

They produce fitness content

25.

Why are AI models like Itana sometimes considered troubling?

a)

They promote unhealthy food choices

b)

They are not as popular as human influencers

c)

They set unrealistic body and beauty standards

26.

What has the agency started to do to diversify their AI models?

a)

Create more male models

b)

Include more curvy and diverse body types

c)

Create models with different cultural backgrounds

27.

Why are marketers reportedly not interested in male AI models?

a)

Male AI models are less popular with followers

b)

There is less demand for male models in advertising

c)

Male AI models are harder to create

28.

What type of project is Itana’s agency currently working on for a major car company?

a)

A car commercial

b)

An in-car AI voice assistant

c)

A new car design featuring Itana

29.

How much can AI influencers like Itana make per month for their agency?

a)

Hundreds

b)

Thousands

c)

Millions

30.

What does the US Department of Justice (DOJ) want Google to do?

a)

Sell Chrome

b)

Stop using its search engine

c)

Close its search division

31.

Which of the following companies has Google made its search engine the default for?

a)

Microsoft

b)

Apple and Samsung

c)

Amazon

32.

What did Judge Mehta rule in August regarding Google?

a)

Google must lower its prices

b)

Google illegally crushed its competition in online search

c)

Google must stop advertising on YouTube

33.

What percentage of global online searches does Google control?

a)

50%

b)

75%

c)

90%

34.

What is one of the proposed remedies the DOJ is suggesting?

a)

Ban Google from selling any products

b)

Court oversight of Android to prevent unfair practices

c)

Lower Google’s stock prices

35.

What is a key concern about Google's dominance in online search, according to Professor Laura Phillips-Sawyer?

a)

It hinders new competitors from reaching consumers

b)

It causes users to spend too much time online

c)

It reduces innovation in technology

36.

How long could Google be barred from re-entering the browser market under the DOJ's proposal?

a)

2 years

b)

5 years

c)

10 years

37.

What is the main reason behind the DOJ's case against Google?

a)

To promote global competition in search and advertising

b)

To prevent Google from acquiring more companies

c)

To limit Google's presence in the tech industry

38.

What was the DOJ's stance on Google's control of Chrome and Android?

a)

It helped Google improve its search engine

b)

It allowed Google to funnel users to its search engine

c)

It made Android the most popular operating system

39.

What role might the second Trump administration play in the case against Google?

a)

It could reverse the lawsuit

b)

It will continue pushing the case forward

c)

It is unlikely to have any influence

40.

How many jobs will Ford cut in the UK over the next three years?

a)

1,000

b)

800

c)

1,300

41.

Which Ford sites in the UK will not be affected by the job cuts?

a)

Dagenham and Halewood

b)

Southampton and Dunton

c)

Dagenham and Southampton

42.

What is one of the main reasons Ford is cutting jobs in the UK?

a)

High energy costs

b)

Weak demand for electric vehicles

c)

Lack of car sales

43.

What is one of the main reasons Ford is cutting jobs in the UK?

a)

High energy costs

b)

Weak demand for electric vehicles

c)

Lack of car sales

44.

How many employees does Ford have in the UK?

a)

5,300

b)

4,000

c)

6,000

45.

How much of Ford’s workforce in the UK will be reduced by the restructuring?

a)

10%

b)

15%

c)

20%

46.

Which of the following is not affected by the job cuts at Ford?

a)

Dagenham factory

b)

Halewood factory

c)

Research and Development center at Dunton

47.

What was the reason behind Ford’s attempt to shift to electric vehicles?

a)

Rising demand for diesel vehicles

b)

Positioning itself as an upmarket brand

c)

To increase sales of the Fiesta

48.

How many jobs will Ford cut across Europe, including the UK?

a)

2,000

b)

4,000

c)

3,000

49.

Which law is pressing car manufacturers to increase the production of electric vehicles?

a)

The Carbon Reduction Act

b)

Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate

c)

Electric Vehicle Sales Act

50.

What is a key concern for manufacturers regarding the ZEV Mandate?

a)

It is too slow in implementation

b)

There is insufficient demand for electric vehicles

c)

There are too many restrictions on fuel cars

51.

What major change is Jaguar making to its brand?

a)

Transitioning to electric-only vehicles

b)

Focusing on hybrid vehicles

c)

Starting to manufacture trucks

52.

When does Jaguar plan to launch its first electric cars?

a)

2025

b)

2026

c)

2027

53.

What new element is part of Jaguar's rebranding?

a)

A new logo and prancing cat design

b)

New luxury models

c)

A new slogan 'Drive Forever'

54.

What does the new Jaguar logo feature?

a)

A classic 'J' symbol

b)

A blend of upper and lowercase characters

c)

A geometric shape

55.

Why did Jaguar take its new cars off sale for more than a year?

a)

To focus on the development of electric vehicles

b)

To redesign the interiors of existing models

c)

To cut production costs

56.

Where is the first car of the new Jaguar brand being built?

a)

Coventry

b)

Solihull, West Midlands

c)

Castle Bromwich

57.

What was Jaguar's founder, Sir William Lyons, known for?

a)

Building the fastest cars

b)

Believing Jaguar should be a copy of nothing

c)

Focusing on hybrid technologies

58.

What is Jaguar’s new marketing slogan?

a)

'Power and Performance'

b)

'Innovate Today'

c)

'Delete Ordinary'

59.

How many government entities in Oman currently host Vision Offices?

a)

56

b)

50

c)

40

d)

60

60.

What is the role of the Vision Offices in Oman?

a)

To manage financial resources for the government

b)

To ensure the integration of planning, implementation, and follow-up of national development goals

c)

To oversee military operations

d)

To monitor international relations

61.

Which organization is collaborating with the Implementation Follow-up Unit to deliver strategic planning training?

a)

Sultan Qaboos University

b)

Royal Academy of Management (RAM)

c)

Omani Chamber of Commerce

d)

Ministry of Finance

62.

What significant improvement did Oman make in the 2022 Global Governance Index?

a)

Improved its Economic Stability ranking

b)

Boosted its Government Efficiency ranking

c)

Increased its Environmental Sustainability ranking

d)

Improved its Technology Innovation ranking

63.

What is the main purpose of the technological platform being developed by the General Secretariat of the Council of Ministers?

a)

To streamline visa processing

b)

To facilitate planning, follow-up, and evaluation processes

c)

To monitor international trade

d)

To support educational reforms

64.

What was the impact of Vision Offices on Oman’s Government Efficiency ranking?

a)

Oman’s ranking decreased significantly

b)

Oman’s ranking improved from 108th to 98th

c)

Oman’s ranking remained the same

d)

Oman’s ranking improved from 120th to 110th

65.

How many employees were trained as part of the initial batch for the strategic planning program?

a)

100

b)

50

c)

75

d)

150

66.

What is expected to be the primary outcome of the planning, follow-up, and evaluation system?

a)

Increasing government bureaucracy

b)

Continuous improvement in administrative bodies' efficiency

c)

Greater international trade

d)

Decreasing government spending

67.

What is the AQI level recorded in Delhi at 15:00 IST?

a)

300

b)

450

c)

1,500

d)

1,000

68.

What is the primary cause of pollution in Delhi during the winter months?

a)

Industrial emissions

b)

Crop stubble burning

c)

Vehicular emissions

d)

Construction dust

69.

Which political party is accused of not addressing the pollution issue in Delhi?

a)

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)

b)

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)

c)

Indian National Congress (INC)

d)

Communist Party of India (CPI)

70.

What drastic measure has Delhi's government taken in response to the pollution crisis?

a)

Banned all flights

b)

Closed schools and banned construction

c)

Increased fuel prices

d)

Relocated residents

71.

What specific weather conditions contribute to Delhi’s pollution problem in winter?

a)

Heavy rainfall

b)

Snowfall

c)

Low wind speeds and temperature drops

d)

High winds and humidity

72.

Which neighboring states of Delhi are also contributing to pollution due to stubble burning?

a)

Rajasthan and Gujarat

b)

Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar

c)

Madhya Pradesh and West Bengal

d)

Punjab and Tamil Nadu

73.

What action has been proposed by a resident in response to the pollution?

a)

Leave Delhi permanently

b)

Organize a mass protest on the streets

c)

Write to the government

d)

Move to another city

74.

What is the main health concern reported by Delhi residents due to the pollution?

a)

Headaches

b)

Coughing and itchy throats

c)

Skin irritation

d)

Chest pain

75.

What is the proposed tax rate for farms worth over £1 million in the UK?

a)

10%

b)

20%

c)

30%

76.

What issue does farmer Ali from Cornwall highlight regarding the new inheritance tax?

a)

The tax is too low

b)

Farmers cannot afford to pay the tax

c)

The tax will only affect wealthy farmers

77.

Which of the following best describes the politicians' stance on the new tax proposal?

a)

They believe many farmers will be unaffected

b)

They oppose the tax entirely

c)

They want the tax rate increased

78.

What is one concern that farmers like Ali have about their income?

a)

They do not earn enough to support their families

b)

They cannot afford to pay the proposed inheritance tax

c)

They make too much money from selling their farms

79.

What does Ali believe about the government's research on the tax proposal?

a)

It was well-researched and thorough

b)

It did not consider the financial realities of farmers

c)

It focuses too much on large corporate farms