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\n { question: “What is the main difference between trading and investing?”, options: [“There is no difference”, “Trading is short-term, investing is long-term”, “Trading is safer than investing”, “Investing requires more money”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a financial market?”, options: [“A grocery store”, “A place where financial assets are bought and sold”, “A bank branch”, “A shopping mall”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Which of these is a financial asset?”, options: [“A car”, “A house you live in”, “Stocks and currencies”, “Furniture”], correct: 2 },
\n { question: “What does a trader aim to do?”, options: [“Hold assets forever”, “Profit from price movements”, “Avoid all risks”, “Only buy, never sell”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Can you make money when prices fall?”, options: [“No, only when prices rise”, “Yes, by selling short”, “Only in stock markets”, “Never”], correct: 1 },
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\n { question: “What is liquidity in trading?”, options: [“Water in the market”, “How easily an asset can be bought or sold”, “The amount of money you have”, “Trading volume only”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is volatility?”, options: [“Stable prices”, “The degree of price fluctuation”, “Trading hours”, “Number of traders”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a trading timeframe?”, options: [“Market opening hours”, “The period you hold a trade (minutes, hours, days)”, “Your work schedule”, “Calendar year”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is day trading?”, options: [“Trading only during daytime”, “Opening and closing trades within the same day”, “Trading once a day”, “Long-term investing”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is swing trading?”, options: [“Trading on a swing”, “Holding trades for days to weeks”, “Day trading”, “Never closing trades”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is scalping?”, options: [“Long-term investing”, “Very short-term trading for small profits”, “Buying only”, “Avoiding trades”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a trading account?”, options: [“A bank savings account”, “An account with a broker to execute trades”, “A credit card”, “A loan account”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a broker?”, options: [“A person who fixes things”, “An intermediary who executes your trades”, “A bank teller”, “A financial advisor only”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a trading platform?”, options: [“A physical location”, “Software to analyze markets and execute trades”, “A social media app”, “A news website”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is market analysis?”, options: [“Ignoring the market”, “Studying price movements and patterns to make decisions”, “Random guessing”, “Only reading news”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a trade entry?”, options: [“Entering a building”, “Opening a position in the market”, “Closing a trade”, “Withdrawing money”], correct: 1 },
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\n { question: “Why do traders use analysis?”, options: [“To waste time”, “To make informed decisions and increase probability of success”, “To confuse themselves”, “It’s not necessary”], correct: 1 }
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\n { question: “What does Forex stand for?”, options: [“Foreign Exchange”, “Forward Execution”, “Forex Trading”, “Financial Expert”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What is traded in the Forex market?”, options: [“Stocks”, “Currencies”, “Real estate”, “Commodities only”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a currency pair?”, options: [“Two currencies traded against each other”, “Two stocks”, “Two commodities”, “Two brokers”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “In EUR\/USD, which is the base currency?”, options: [“USD”, “EUR”, “Both equally”, “Neither”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “In EUR\/USD, which is the quote currency?”, options: [“EUR”, “USD”, “Both equally”, “Neither”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What does EUR\/USD = 1.1000 mean?”, options: [“1 USD = 1.10 EUR”, “1 EUR = 1.10 USD”, “1 EUR = 0.90 USD”, “1 USD = 0.90 EUR”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What are major currency pairs?”, options: [“Rare currencies”, “Most traded pairs including USD”, “Only European currencies”, “Cryptocurrency pairs”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Which is a major currency pair?”, options: [“EUR\/GBP”, “GBP\/USD”, “EUR\/AUD”, “NZD\/CAD”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What are minor currency pairs?”, options: [“Pairs without USD”, “Pairs with USD only”, “Cryptocurrency pairs”, “Stock pairs”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What are exotic currency pairs?”, options: [“Major pairs”, “Pairs with emerging market currencies”, “Only USD pairs”, “European pairs”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “When is the Forex market open?”, options: [“9 AM – 5 PM only”, “24 hours, 5 days a week”, “Only weekends”, “Only during business hours”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why is Forex open 24 hours?”, options: [“It’s not”, “Different time zones and global trading sessions”, “Brokers never sleep”, “Government regulation”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What are the main Forex trading sessions?”, options: [“Morning and evening”, “Asian, European, American”, “Only New York”, “Only London”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is the most traded currency pair?”, options: [“GBP\/JPY”, “EUR\/USD”, “USD\/JPY”, “AUD\/USD”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What affects currency prices?”, options: [“Nothing”, “Economic data, interest rates, geopolitics”, “Only weather”, “Only stock markets”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a cross currency pair?”, options: [“Pairs with USD”, “Pairs without USD”, “Only EUR pairs”, “Cryptocurrency pairs”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What does GBP stand for?”, options: [“Great British Pound”, “Global Banking Protocol”, “German Business Price”, “Gold Backed Pound”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What does JPY stand for?”, options: [“Japanese Peso”, “Japanese Yen”, “Jordan Pound Yemen”, “Japan Payment Yield”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is currency appreciation?”, options: [“Currency losing value”, “Currency gaining value”, “Currency staying same”, “Currency disappearing”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is currency depreciation?”, options: [“Currency gaining value”, “Currency losing value”, “Currency staying same”, “Currency multiplying”], correct: 1 }
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\n { question: “What is a standard lot?”, options: [“10,000 units”, “100,000 units”, “1,000 units”, “1,000,000 units”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a mini lot?”, options: [“100,000 units”, “10,000 units”, “1,000 units”, “100 units”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a micro lot?”, options: [“100,000 units”, “10,000 units”, “1,000 units”, “100 units”], correct: 2 },
\n { question: “How does lot size affect profit\/loss?”, options: [“No effect”, “Larger lots = larger profit\/loss per pip”, “Smaller lots = larger profit\/loss”, “Only affects fees”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “If you trade 1 standard lot EUR\/USD, how many euros are you trading?”, options: [“10,000”, “100,000”, “1,000”, “1,000,000”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Which lot size is best for beginners?”, options: [“Standard lot”, “Mini or micro lot”, “Maximum lot size”, “No lot size”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is lot size also called?”, options: [“Trade volume”, “Trade price”, “Trade time”, “Trade color”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “Can you trade 0.5 lots?”, options: [“No, only whole numbers”, “Yes, fractional lots are possible”, “Only on weekends”, “Only with special permission”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is 0.01 lot called?”, options: [“Standard lot”, “Mini lot”, “Micro lot”, “Nano lot”], correct: 2 },
\n { question: “How much is 1 pip worth in a standard lot for most pairs?”, options: [“$1”, “$10”, “$100”, “$0.10”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “How much is 1 pip worth in a mini lot for most pairs?”, options: [“$10”, “$1”, “$0.10”, “$100”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “How much is 1 pip worth in a micro lot for most pairs?”, options: [“$10”, “$1”, “$0.10”, “$100”], correct: 2 },
\n { question: “Why is lot size important in risk management?”, options: [“It’s not important”, “It determines how much you risk per pip movement”, “Only affects broker fees”, “Only matters for large accounts”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What happens if you trade too large a lot size?”, options: [“Nothing”, “Higher risk of large losses”, “Guaranteed profits”, “Lower risk”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is position sizing?”, options: [“The size of your screen”, “Determining appropriate lot size for your account”, “The size of the market”, “The size of the broker”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Should lot size match your account size?”, options: [“No, always trade maximum”, “Yes, trade proportionally to account balance”, “Only for small accounts”, “Never”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is over-leveraging related to lot size?”, options: [“Trading too small”, “Trading too large relative to account size”, “Perfect lot size”, “No relation”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Can you change lot size for each trade?”, options: [“No, it’s fixed forever”, “Yes, you can adjust per trade”, “Only once per day”, “Only once per month”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a nano lot?”, options: [“100,000 units”, “10,000 units”, “1,000 units”, “100 units”], correct: 3 }
\n ],
\n 4: [
\n { question: “What is leverage in trading?”, options: [“A physical tool”, “Borrowed capital to increase position size”, “A type of currency”, “A trading platform”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What does 1:100 leverage mean?”, options: [“You can control $100 with $1”, “You can control $1 with $100”, “You lose 100 times faster”, “You win 100 times always”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “How does leverage magnify profits?”, options: [“It doesn’t”, “Larger position size = larger profit per pip”, “It only magnifies losses”, “It guarantees profits”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “How does leverage magnify losses?”, options: [“It doesn’t”, “Larger position size = larger loss per pip”, “It only magnifies profits”, “It prevents losses”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is margin?”, options: [“Profit from a trade”, “The amount of money required to open a leveraged position”, “A type of currency”, “A trading fee”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is free margin?”, options: [“Money available to open new positions”, “Money locked in open positions”, “Profit”, “Loss”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What is used margin?”, options: [“Money available for new trades”, “Money locked in current open positions”, “Total account balance”, “Profit earned”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a margin call?”, options: [“A phone call from broker”, “A warning that your account is running low on margin”, “A profit notification”, “A trading strategy”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What happens during a margin call?”, options: [“You receive bonus money”, “Broker may close your positions to prevent further losses”, “Nothing”, “You automatically profit”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a stop out level?”, options: [“A profit target”, “The margin level at which broker closes your positions”, “A type of order”, “A trading session”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Is high leverage always good?”, options: [“Yes, always use maximum”, “No, it increases risk significantly”, “Only for beginners”, “Only on weekends”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What leverage is recommended for beginners?”, options: [“1:500 or higher”, “1:10 to 1:50”, “1:1000”, “No leverage”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Can you trade without leverage?”, options: [“No, it’s mandatory”, “Yes, you can trade 1:1 (no leverage)”, “Only in stocks”, “Only with special permission”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is margin level?”, options: [“(Equity \/ Used Margin) \u00d7 100%”, “Total account balance”, “Profit percentage”, “Loss percentage”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What is a safe margin level?”, options: [“Below 50%”, “Above 100%, ideally 200%+”, “Exactly 0%”, “Negative”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is equity in trading?”, options: [“Stock ownership”, “Account balance + floating profit\/loss”, “Only account balance”, “Only profit”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “How can you avoid margin calls?”, options: [“Use maximum leverage”, “Use proper risk management and smaller position sizes”, “Ignore margin level”, “Trade more frequently”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is leverage ratio?”, options: [“Profit to loss ratio”, “The ratio of borrowed capital to your own capital”, “Win rate percentage”, “Trading frequency”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Does leverage guarantee profits?”, options: [“Yes, always”, “No, it only magnifies both profits and losses”, “Only on winning trades”, “Only for experts”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What should you do if margin level is low?”, options: [“Open more trades”, “Close some positions or add funds”, “Ignore it”, “Use more leverage”], correct: 1 }
\n ],
\n 5: [
\n { question: “What is a pip?”, options: [“A type of fruit”, “The smallest price movement in Forex”, “A trading platform”, “A currency”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What does pip stand for?”, options: [“Price in Pips”, “Percentage in Point”, “Profit in Position”, “Point in Price”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “For most currency pairs, what is 1 pip?”, options: [“0.1”, “0.01”, “0.001”, “0.0001”], correct: 3 },
\n { question: “If EUR\/USD moves from 1.1000 to 1.1050, how many pips?”, options: [“5 pips”, “50 pips”, “500 pips”, “0.5 pips”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a pipette?”, options: [“A small pipe”, “1\/10th of a pip (fractional pip)”, “10 pips”, “A trading tool”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “For JPY pairs, what is 1 pip?”, options: [“0.0001”, “0.01”, “0.001”, “1.00”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is the spread?”, options: [“A type of butter”, “The difference between bid and ask price”, “Profit from a trade”, “Trading volume”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is the bid price?”, options: [“Price you can sell at”, “Price you can buy at”, “Average price”, “Closing price”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What is the ask price?”, options: [“Price you can sell at”, “Price you can buy at”, “Opening price”, “Average price”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “How do brokers earn from spreads?”, options: [“They don’t”, “The spread is their commission”, “Only from losses”, “Only from deposits”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a tight spread?”, options: [“Large difference between bid and ask”, “Small difference between bid and ask”, “No difference”, “Negative difference”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a wide spread?”, options: [“Small difference between bid and ask”, “Large difference between bid and ask”, “No difference”, “Zero spread”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “When are spreads typically wider?”, options: [“During high liquidity”, “During low liquidity and news events”, “Never”, “Always the same”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a fixed spread?”, options: [“Spread that changes constantly”, “Spread that remains constant”, “No spread”, “Negative spread”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a variable spread?”, options: [“Spread that remains constant”, “Spread that changes based on market conditions”, “No spread”, “Fixed spread”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “If bid is 1.1000 and ask is 1.1003, what is the spread?”, options: [“1 pip”, “3 pips”, “10 pips”, “0 pips”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why is spread important?”, options: [“It’s not important”, “It’s a cost you pay on every trade”, “Only affects profits”, “Only affects losses”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a zero spread account?”, options: [“Impossible”, “Account with no spread but usually has commission”, “Free trading”, “No costs at all”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Do all brokers have the same spreads?”, options: [“Yes, always identical”, “No, spreads vary between brokers”, “Only for major pairs”, “Only during news”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is slippage related to spreads?”, options: [“No relation”, “Difference between expected and actual execution price”, “Same as spread”, “Opposite of spread”], correct: 1 }
\n ],
\n 6: [
\n { question: “What is a demo account?”, options: [“A real money account”, “A practice account with virtual money”, “A savings account”, “A loan account”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a live account?”, options: [“A practice account”, “A real money trading account”, “A demo account”, “A savings account”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Should beginners start with demo or live?”, options: [“Live account immediately”, “Demo account to practice first”, “Both simultaneously”, “Neither”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is MT4?”, options: [“A car model”, “MetaTrader 4 trading platform”, “A currency pair”, “A broker name”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is MT5?”, options: [“MetaTrader 5 trading platform”, “A currency”, “A trading strategy”, “A broker”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What is cTrader?”, options: [“A currency trader”, “An alternative trading platform”, “A broker”, “A currency pair”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What can you do on a trading platform?”, options: [“Only view prices”, “Analyze charts, place orders, manage trades”, “Only read news”, “Only chat”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a chart on a trading platform?”, options: [“A map”, “Visual representation of price movements”, “A list of currencies”, “A news feed”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What are indicators on a platform?”, options: [“Price only”, “Mathematical calculations to help analyze trends”, “News headlines”, “Account balance”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Can you use multiple platforms?”, options: [“No, only one forever”, “Yes, you can use different platforms”, “Only with special permission”, “Illegal”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is the difference between MT4 and MT5?”, options: [“No difference”, “MT5 has more features and timeframes”, “MT4 is newer”, “MT5 is older”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a trading terminal?”, options: [“An airport”, “The interface where you execute trades”, “A type of currency”, “A broker office”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is backtesting on a platform?”, options: [“Looking backward”, “Testing strategies on historical data”, “Future prediction”, “Random testing”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What are Expert Advisors (EAs)?”, options: [“Human advisors”, “Automated trading programs on MT4\/MT5”, “Brokers”, “News analysts”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Can you customize your trading platform?”, options: [“No, fixed layout”, “Yes, you can customize charts, indicators, and layout”, “Only colors”, “Only on weekends”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a watchlist on a platform?”, options: [“A clock”, “A list of currency pairs you monitor”, “A news feed”, “A trading strategy”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is the market watch window?”, options: [“A physical window”, “A section showing live prices of currency pairs”, “A news section”, “A chart”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Can you trade from mobile platforms?”, options: [“No, only desktop”, “Yes, mobile apps are available”, “Only tablets”, “Only computers”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is one-click trading?”, options: [“Clicking once on anything”, “Executing trades with a single click”, “A trading strategy”, “A type of order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why practice on demo before live?”, options: [“It’s not necessary”, “To learn platform and test strategies without risk”, “To waste time”, “Only for fun”], correct: 1 }
\n ],
\n 7: [
\n { question: “What does ‘going long’ mean?”, options: [“Trading for a long time”, “Buying with expectation price will rise”, “Selling”, “Holding forever”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What does ‘going short’ mean?”, options: [“Trading for short time”, “Selling with expectation price will fall”, “Buying”, “Quick trades only”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Can you profit when prices fall?”, options: [“No, impossible”, “Yes, by going short (selling)”, “Only in stocks”, “Only with special permission”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a market order?”, options: [“Order at specific price”, “Order executed immediately at current market price”, “Order that never executes”, “Pending order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a pending order?”, options: [“Order executed immediately”, “Order that executes when price reaches specified level”, “Cancelled order”, “Market order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a buy limit order?”, options: [“Buy immediately”, “Buy when price falls to specified level”, “Sell order”, “Stop order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a sell limit order?”, options: [“Sell immediately”, “Sell when price rises to specified level”, “Buy order”, “Stop order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a buy stop order?”, options: [“Stop buying”, “Buy when price rises to specified level”, “Sell order”, “Limit order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a sell stop order?”, options: [“Stop selling”, “Sell when price falls to specified level”, “Buy order”, “Limit order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a stop loss order?”, options: [“Order to maximize loss”, “Order to automatically close trade at specified loss level”, “Order to open trade”, “Profit order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a take profit order?”, options: [“Order to take all profits”, “Order to automatically close trade at specified profit level”, “Order to open trade”, “Loss order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why use stop loss?”, options: [“To increase losses”, “To limit potential losses on a trade”, “To guarantee profits”, “It’s not useful”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why use take profit?”, options: [“To limit profits”, “To secure profits automatically at target level”, “To increase losses”, “It’s not useful”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is order execution?”, options: [“Executing a person”, “The process of completing a trade order”, “Cancelling an order”, “Ignoring an order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Can you modify an open trade?”, options: [“No, never”, “Yes, you can adjust stop loss and take profit”, “Only close it”, “Only on demo”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a trailing stop?”, options: [“A fixed stop loss”, “Stop loss that moves with favorable price movement”, “A type of limit order”, “A market order”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What happens when stop loss is hit?”, options: [“Trade continues”, “Trade closes automatically at loss”, “Trade becomes profitable”, “Nothing”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What happens when take profit is hit?”, options: [“Trade continues”, “Trade closes automatically at profit”, “Trade reverses”, “Nothing”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Can you have multiple orders open?”, options: [“No, only one at a time”, “Yes, you can have multiple positions”, “Only two”, “Only on weekends”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is order type selection important?”, options: [“It’s not important”, “Different order types suit different strategies and market conditions”, “All orders are the same”, “Only for experts”], correct: 1 }
\n ],
\n 8: [
\n { question: “What is risk management?”, options: [“Ignoring risks”, “Strategies to minimize potential losses”, “Maximizing risk”, “Avoiding all trades”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a stop loss?”, options: [“Order to maximize loss”, “Order to limit loss on a trade”, “Order to guarantee profit”, “Order to open trade”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is take profit?”, options: [“Taking all money out”, “Order to close trade at profit target”, “Order to open trade”, “Stop loss”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is risk-to-reward ratio?”, options: [“Random number”, “Comparison of potential loss to potential profit”, “Only risk”, “Only reward”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a good minimum risk-to-reward ratio?”, options: [“1:1”, “1:2 or better”, “2:1”, “1:0.5”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What does 1:3 risk-to-reward mean?”, options: [“Risk $3 to make $1”, “Risk $1 to make $3”, “Equal risk and reward”, “No risk”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is the 1% rule?”, options: [“Make 1% profit per trade”, “Risk only 1% of account per trade”, “Trade 1% of the time”, “Use 1% leverage”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why is the 1% rule important?”, options: [“It’s not important”, “Protects account from large losses”, “Guarantees profits”, “Increases risk”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is position sizing?”, options: [“Size of your screen”, “Determining how much to trade based on risk”, “Random lot size”, “Maximum lot size always”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Should you risk more on ‘sure’ trades?”, options: [“Yes, always risk more on sure trades”, “No, maintain consistent risk management”, “Only sometimes”, “Only on Fridays”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is account balance management?”, options: [“Ignoring your balance”, “Monitoring and protecting your trading capital”, “Spending all money”, “Only checking once a year”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is drawdown?”, options: [“Drawing on paper”, “Peak-to-trough decline in account value”, “Profit increase”, “Account deposit”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is maximum drawdown?”, options: [“Smallest loss”, “Largest peak-to-trough decline”, “Average profit”, “Total profit”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “How many trades should you risk on at once?”, options: [“All your money on one”, “Diversify risk across multiple trades”, “Only one trade ever”, “Unlimited”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is over-leveraging?”, options: [“Using appropriate leverage”, “Using too much leverage relative to account”, “No leverage”, “Safe leverage”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What should you do after a big loss?”, options: [“Trade larger to recover quickly”, “Review what went wrong and stick to risk rules”, “Quit trading”, “Ignore it”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is emotional trading?”, options: [“Trading with a plan”, “Making decisions based on emotions not strategy”, “Calm trading”, “Automated trading”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Should you move stop loss to avoid being stopped out?”, options: [“Yes, always move it”, “No, respect your original risk management”, “Only sometimes”, “Only on winning trades”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is risk per trade?”, options: [“Total account balance”, “Amount you’re willing to lose on one trade”, “Guaranteed profit”, “Broker fee”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why is risk management more important than profits?”, options: [“It’s not more important”, “Protects capital so you can trade long-term”, “Profits don’t matter”, “Risk doesn’t matter”], correct: 1 }
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\n { question: “What is technical analysis?”, options: [“Analyzing company financials”, “Analyzing price charts and patterns”, “Analyzing news only”, “Guessing prices”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a candlestick?”, options: [“A candle holder”, “Visual representation of price movement in a period”, “A trading strategy”, “A currency”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What does a green\/white candle indicate?”, options: [“Price fell”, “Price rose (close higher than open)”, “No movement”, “Market closed”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What does a red\/black candle indicate?”, options: [“Price rose”, “Price fell (close lower than open)”, “No movement”, “Market closed”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a trend?”, options: [“Random movement”, “General direction of price movement”, “Sideways movement only”, “No movement”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is an uptrend?”, options: [“Prices making lower lows”, “Prices making higher highs and higher lows”, “Sideways movement”, “Downward movement”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a downtrend?”, options: [“Prices making higher highs”, “Prices making lower highs and lower lows”, “Sideways movement”, “Upward movement”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is support?”, options: [“Customer support”, “Price level where buying pressure increases”, “Price level where selling increases”, “Random level”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is resistance?”, options: [“Price level where buying increases”, “Price level where selling pressure increases”, “Support level”, “Random level”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a moving average (MA)?”, options: [“Average of recent prices over a period”, “Current price only”, “Highest price”, “Lowest price”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What does MA help identify?”, options: [“Nothing”, “Trend direction and potential support\/resistance”, “Exact future price”, “Broker fees”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is RSI?”, options: [“Random Stock Indicator”, “Relative Strength Index (momentum indicator)”, “Real Stock Information”, “Risk Safety Index”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What does RSI measure?”, options: [“Price only”, “Momentum and overbought\/oversold conditions”, “Volume only”, “Time”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What RSI level suggests overbought?”, options: [“Below 30”, “Above 70”, “Exactly 50”, “Below 10”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What RSI level suggests oversold?”, options: [“Below 30”, “Above 70”, “Exactly 50”, “Above 90”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What is MACD?”, options: [“Moving Average Convergence Divergence”, “Market Analysis Currency Data”, “Maximum Annual Cash Dividend”, “Monthly Average Closing Data”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “What does MACD help identify?”, options: [“Nothing”, “Trend changes and momentum”, “Exact price”, “Broker fees”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a chart pattern?”, options: [“Random shapes”, “Recognizable formations that suggest future price movement”, “Decorative design”, “Broker logo”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is an entry zone?”, options: [“Entering a building”, “Price area where you plan to open a trade”, “Exit point”, “Random area”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why use multiple indicators?”, options: [“To confuse yourself”, “To confirm signals and increase probability”, “It’s not useful”, “To waste time”], correct: 1 }
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\n { question: “What is trading psychology?”, options: [“Study of markets”, “Mental and emotional aspects of trading”, “Technical analysis”, “Fundamental analysis”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is fear in trading?”, options: [“Healthy emotion”, “Emotion that can prevent taking valid trades”, “Always good”, “Doesn’t exist”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is greed in trading?”, options: [“Healthy emotion”, “Emotion that can lead to over-trading and excessive risk”, “Always good”, “Doesn’t exist”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is FOMO?”, options: [“Fear of Missing Out”, “Financial Options Market Order”, “Fixed Order Management Option”, “Future Outlook Market Opinion”], correct: 0 },
\n { question: “How does FOMO affect trading?”, options: [“Positively always”, “Can lead to impulsive trades without proper analysis”, “No effect”, “Guarantees profits”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is revenge trading?”, options: [“A good strategy”, “Trading impulsively to recover losses”, “Planned trading”, “Profitable trading”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why is revenge trading dangerous?”, options: [“It’s not dangerous”, “Leads to emotional decisions and larger losses”, “Guarantees recovery”, “Always works”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is patience in trading?”, options: [“Unnecessary”, “Waiting for high-probability setups”, “Trading constantly”, “Never trading”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is discipline in trading?”, options: [“Random trading”, “Following your trading plan consistently”, “Ignoring rules”, “Trading emotionally”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is overconfidence?”, options: [“Healthy confidence”, “Excessive belief leading to excessive risk-taking”, “Necessary for success”, “Always good”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is a trading journal?”, options: [“A diary about life”, “Record of trades and emotions for learning”, “Unnecessary tool”, “News journal”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Why keep a trading journal?”, options: [“To waste time”, “To review mistakes and improve performance”, “It’s not useful”, “Only for beginners”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “How to handle losing trades?”, options: [“Get angry and trade more”, “Accept losses as part of trading and learn”, “Quit immediately”, “Blame others”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “How to handle winning trades?”, options: [“Become overconfident”, “Stay humble and stick to your plan”, “Risk everything”, “Stop trading”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is emotional control?”, options: [“Suppressing all emotions”, “Managing emotions to make rational decisions”, “Trading emotionally”, “Ignoring feelings”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is impatience in trading?”, options: [“A virtue”, “Can lead to premature entries and exits”, “Always good”, “Necessary”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “How to build trading confidence?”, options: [“Ignore losses”, “Practice, education, and consistent results”, “Trade randomly”, “Copy others blindly”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is analysis paralysis?”, options: [“Good analysis”, “Overthinking and inability to make decisions”, “Quick decisions”, “No analysis”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “Should you trade when emotional?”, options: [“Yes, always”, “No, wait until calm and rational”, “Only when angry”, “Only when happy”], correct: 1 },
\n { question: “What is the key to long-term success?”, options: [“Luck only”, “Discipline, psychology, and risk management”, “High leverage”, “Ignoring rules”], correct: 1 }
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