Kahoot file

[houdeanie]

need some kahoots so then chapman can have more than one kahoot to roll on

[houdeanie]

should probably write a new file to store kahoot questions then have the script call on them

[kfcpaladin]

thats the plan, but we kinda need people to write some kahoot questions

[Crackwhacker]

Q: Who wrote "An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations"? A: Karl Marx and Frederick Engels B: Adam Smith C: Donald Trump D: John Maynard Keynes

Chapman does like his history. But if not in Kahoot, trivia crack, surely

[kfcpaladin]

should have an Art of the Deal before "An inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations"

[houdeanie]

we should have a general kahoot file, so when it goes to econ class and there is a kahoot in econ class, there is a random number generator, which picks the kahoot number, then jumps to the selected kahoot number

[houdeanie]

also currently the kahoot is kinda like a single question if we do a whole kahoot we need like 10 questions each kahoot if we do like 10 kahoot, need to write like 100 questions

[Crackwhacker]

What is the projected worth of the Chinese fast food industry in 2015? A) 0.57 Billion USD B) 2 USD C) 0.098 Billion USD D) 25.3 Million USD

(correct answer was derived from research conducted by Wang et al. 2013, hence projected)

[Crackwhacker]

What is economics? A) The Art of the Deal B) Capital C) The Constitution of Liberty D) Investopedia

I'd say D

[kfcpaladin]

What is quantitive easing? Free money (correct answer) A tool of fiscal policy Liberal nonsense An unconventional monetary policy in which a central bank purchases government securities or other securities from the market in order to lower interest rates and increase the money supply

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[houdeanie]

If you choose an answer to this question at random, what is the chance you will be correct? A. 15% B. 60% C. 50% D. 25% answer: D

[Crackwhacker]

Not a Kahoot Question, but I reckon we should have Kahoot databases for different subjects, acting as in class pop quizzes

[Crackwhacker]

What is Dutch Disease? A) Large influx of foreign currency allowing for the manufacture of niche products, such as clogs, causing oversupply of clogs in the rest of the world B) Large influx of foreign currency, leading to higher interaction with potential disease carriers or infected people, allowing for the rapid spread of infectious diseases, such as the bubonic plague in 1663 to 1666 C) Large influx of foreign currency, greatly favouring one aspect of a nation's economy, causing sharp currency appreciation, leading to loss of general competitiveness, causing an economic crisis D) Large influx of counterfeit goods, normally associated with a national identity, such as clogs, flooding global markets, causing a collapse in value of the legitimate items, leading to economic crisis

Might be a bit too wordy