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Do you think you are good enough for Uxbridge?

Here are some of the questions you can expect. Compare your answers to other people!

How do aeroplanes fly? *

Air pressure is split by the wings, making the air itself heavier on one side.
Aeroplanes are not actually flying but in a constant state of falling.
The engines make air flow rapidly under the wings, which produces lift.
Thrust force reduces the weight of an object, allowing it to fly.

Why did ancient civilizations erect large monuments? *

For religious reasons. Large structures are seen as closer to the gods.
For cultural reasons. It is a way of showing respect to your forebearers.
For political reasons. It demonstrates the wealth and power of a nation.
It is a coincidence. There is no rational reason why large moments are made.

Why is climate so unpredictable? *

Current weather prediction models rely on a probability factor.
Thermodynamics and hydrodynamics are among the most difficult mathematics in existence.
To understand the weather in one place, we need to be aware of the state of weather worldwide.
A small change in one location has drastic effects on the weather elsewhere.

Could translation be fully automated? *

Yes; there are some subtleties which machines will never understand, but it will be understandable.
Yes; once machine translation is able to understand the emotional context of a phrase, it is possible.
No; even with our current level of technology, it has only recently become remotely acceptable.
No; human language is constantly evolving and machines cannot process all of its nuances.

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