Cubes," "empty boxes," "switch puzzles.

" It wasn't until we got more money for the video

rental store that I moved onto "real" arcade games, like Space Invaders. I don't know what it
was about that Suzie called me an "experienced gamer" that made me realize that I should
have been more aware of these things to look for: For three years now, I've known what kind
of game style I'm into, what gimmicks I enjoy, what obstacles I worry about, etc. I had never
considered that this could be something that interested people besides me, until the VN
discussion started. Now, I am able toNo idea where it was on the spectrum, but there was
definitely a few usages that I saw that definitely stood out. For almost a decade after I called
myself an avid gamer, I was the type of kid who would sit in the waiting room of the video
game store with Mom and Dad, and pop money into randomly named arcade machines. It
was always a bunch of easy games that I wasn't good enough to try until later. I would play
for a bit, and then move on. What I eventually latched onto was games that were made out of
restraints -- "kill.

1. What is the philosophical position that there is no inherent meaning or purpose in the
universe, and individuals must create their own meaning?

a) Nihilism
b) Absurdism
c) Existentialism
d) Hedonism

2. In Web 3, what is the concept of users contributing their computing power or resources
to a decentralized network in exchange for rewards or tokens?

a) Cryptocurrency mining
b) Tokenization
c) Staking
d) Crowdsourcing

3. At which battle in 1815 was Napoleon Bonaparte finally defeated before being exiled to St.
Helena?

a) Battle of Waterloo
b) Battle of Leipzig

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 c) Battle of Borodino
d) Battle of Nations

4. In investing, what does it mean to 'dollar cost average'?

a) Investing equal dollar amounts at regular intervals

b) Investing more when prices are low
c) Ensuring all investments are denominated in U.S. dollars
d) Converting holdings to U.S. dollars

5. What is a hash table data structure and what are some techniques used to handle
collisions?

a) Maps keys to values for efficient lookups, collisions handled by chaining, open
addressing.
b) Tree structure that enables fast sorting and ordering.
c) Matrix representation that allows indexing of multidimensional data.
d) Linked list that handles frequent item insertions and deletions.

6. In the context of marketing, what does the acronym "CRM" stand for?

a) Customer Relationship Management

b) Customer Review Metrics
c) Customer Retention Model
d) Customer Response Marketing

7. In optics, what type of lens converges light rays and can form real or virtual images?

a) Concave lens
b) Convex lens
c) Cylindrical lens
d) Bifocal lens

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 8. How can following DevOps practices improve collaboration between software developers
and operations teams?

a) Automation, monitoring, continuous delivery, blameless culture - share ownership of

services.
b) DevOps has no impact, developers should focus on coding only.
c) Main DevOps benefit is faster feature release.
d) Should minimize communication to avoid wasted time.

9. What accounting principle requires assets to be recorded at the amount paid or the fair
market value at the time of acquisition?

a) Matching principle
b) Accrual principle
c) Historical cost principle
d) Revenue recognition principle

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