Illustration: Glenn Harvey Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Question 1 of 8 Real estate fraud has been spreading. According to the FBI, how much did Americans lose from real estate–related fraud in 2023? $120 million $145 million $172 million $200 million That includes title fraud, in which criminals try to acquire a title and sell the property. Question 2 of 8 We recently reported on driving after you’ve been treated for a stroke. Is that legal? Yes No It depends State laws vary; in some states, it’s illegal to do so without your doctor’s consent. Question 3 of 8 COVID-19 cases have been on the rise. According to our recent article, what’s behind the majority of the new infections? COVID thrives on hot weather A new crop of variants Wind patterns None of the above The new strains, known collectively as FLiRT variants, make up about 55 percent of COVID cases in the U.S., according to the CDC. Question 4 of 8 True or false? The federal government will soon send a stimulus check to older Americans or people with disabilities. True False Social media posts, online videos and website headlines have all cited the supposed check, but those claims are hoaxes. Many of the claims are spouted by AI-driven online “content farms” that generate dubious information. Members only Unlock Access to AARP Members Edition Join AARP to Continue Already a Member? Login
Question 5 of 8 “I’ve always wanted to go skydiving, but haven’t found a parachute big enough yet,” this former basketball star and current sports analyst and game show host told us in a recent interview. Michael Jordan Karl Malone Charles Barkley Shaquille O’Neal O’Neal is also a DJ and cohost of the new ABC game show Lucky 13. Question 6 of 8 We recently listed 25 great ways to manage your stress. Which of these were on that list? Embrace casual connections Sing ludicrous songs Put away your phone All of the above Some of the other choices: Turn off the news, spend time outside and take a cold shower. Question 7 of 8 According to our medical columnist, if you’re bitten by a tick, you should remove it by ... Dowsing it with acetone Exposing it to flame from a lighter Twisting it out Pulling it out carefully with a pair of clean tweezers After that, you can dab the area with alcohol or soap and water to prevent infection, our columnist says. Question 8 of 8 We recently reported on age-related exemptions for jury duty. Can you get this type of exemption for federal juries? Yes No Some states have age-related exemption provisions for their courts, but if you get a federal jury duty summons, you’re required to show up. Submit Quiz You have unanswered questions. Please go back and complete those questions to finish the quiz. 0 Correct 0 Incorrect Oops...something went wrong. Please log out and log back in to continue.
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