Fifty questions on dose and risk: the four quantities that all get called radiation, background and the regulatory limits, deterministic and stochastic effects, the genuine argument about low doses, defense in depth and probabilistic risk assessment, and the three accidents.
Score 80% or higher to earn a certificate.
Six themes. No question asks how many people died at Chernobyl or Fukushima, because that word covers three incompatible questions. The accident questions test the distinction between confirmed acute deaths, counted cancers in an identified cohort, and projections from collective dose.