CHRON QUIZ

1

Demonstrators calling for a cease-fire in Gaza managed to shut down:

A: The closing formal session of APEC

B: California Democratic Party convention

C: Cal-Stanford Big Game

2

What did San Francisco do with virus testing company Gentech:

A: Enlisted it to test all city employees

B: Formally approved its street test sites

C: Shut it down

3

In an Emerson/NexStar poll of candidates for U.S. Senate, the current leader is: A: Rep. Barbara Lee

B: Rep. Adam Schiff

C: Rep. Katie Porter

4

Low-income adults ages 26-49 become eligible next year for:

A: Medi-Cal

B: Medicaid

C: Medicare

5

The commercial Dungeness crab season is: A: Finally open

B: Postponed again

C: Canceled

6

The state Supreme Court ruled that PG&E Co.’s liability for the 2009 Kincade Fire is: A: To pay thousands to customers harmed by power shutoffs

B: Waive one monthly payment by affected customers

C: It does not have to pay damages

7

Red Rock Island on S.F. Bay is:

A: Bay’s last private island to go on the market

B: Proposed as fill-in home for Oakland A’s until their Vegas ballpark is built

C: The Bay’s largest nudist colony

8

Actor/director Bradley Cooper wows again with “Maestro,” a biopic about:

A: Michael Tilson Thomas

B: Leonard Bernstein

C: Sir Neville Marriner

9

At press time, Sam Altman was CEO of: A: Microsoft AI

B: OpenAI

C: Aye Yai Yai

10

Some 400 flooded-out residents of 33 Tehama have been told:

A: They really didn’t need to move out at all

B: They can move back in immediately

C: They should be able to move back in next year

— Pete Wevurski; pwevurski@sfchronicle.com