Quiz: Are you wired?
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Every year, John Griffiths, creative director of Spring Research, sets a questionnaire for his students taking the online MBA programme of the IE Business School in Madrid. The 2011 edition tested their knowledge of all things internet related.
Are you wired? Have a go at this quiz – and come back tomorrow to find out the answers and see how you scored.
1. The UK Facebook population is equivalent to the entire population of which of the following countries?
- Argentina, 40 million
- Peru, 30 million
- Chile, 17 million
2. Roughly how much was MySpace sold for by News International?
- $2 billion
- $200 million
- $20 million
- $2 million
3. How much of global web traffic is accounted for by iPads?
- 0.1%
- 1%
- 10%
4. Which app store will sells more apps?
- Blackberry
- Android
- Apple
5. How soon on July 7th 2005 was the terrorist attack on the London Underground first reported on Wikipedia?
- Less than week after the attack
- Less than a day
- Less than an hour
6. Who has just lost the right to access real time Twitter feeds?
7. Of Russia, Philippines, China, Korea and USA, which has the highest % penetration of:
- most active bloggers?
- watch video clips?
- people belonging to social networks?
- TV watched on mobile phones?
8. Have you done the following this year yet with your mobile:
- Updated your social networks?
- Located a nearby store?
- Bought a book?
- Internet dating?
9. If you were a typical global internet user, rank the order of your activities from most to least probably:
- Visited a friend’s social media page
- Read a blog
- Watched a video clip
- Visited a photo sharing website
- Managed my social network profile
10. What is the proportion of the UK population without home computer access to the internet?
- 45%
- 35%
- 25%
- 15%
Remember to visit the blog tomorrow for the answers to see how you scored.
Posted: November 1st, 2011 | Author: will.armstrong | Filed under: Q+A | Tags: app store, Computer access in the UK, Facebook, iPAds, John Griffiths, MBA Programme, Mobile Internet, Myspace, Spring Research, Twitter Feeds, Wikipedia, wired | Leave a Comment »
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