Auto Lottery Notifications and Alerts Quiz

1. How can I check my Digital Instants History on the NC Education Lottery website?

• Click on “History” and review my tickets under “Account Details.”
• Under “My Account”, select “Digital Instants History” under the “Online Play History” section.
• Access “Game History” and view all tickets played in the last year.
• Go to “Winning Tickets” and check the history of my digital games.

2. What is the procedure for claiming an Online Play prize on the NC Education Lottery website?

• Players can choose to claim their winnings at any local store instead of online.
• Winners must visit a physical lottery office to claim any prize.
• Prizes can only be claimed through mail by sending a printed form.
• The prize can be claimed online, and winnings will be deposited into the account within two hours.

3. Where can I find winners of Lucke-Rewards drawings on the NC Education Lottery website?

• Winners are reported on the homepage banner
• Winners are on the individual drawing details page
• Winners are listed in the FAQ section
• Winners are found under the account settings

4. How do I manually enter a ticket in Lucke-Rewards on the NC Education Lottery website?

• Visit the page and enter the codes from your ticket in the two boxes at https://nclottery.com/rewardsticketentry.
• Use the mobile app and tap “Enter Ticket” to submit your code.
• Click on `My Account` and select `Ticket Submission` on the homepage.
• Access the rewards section and input your ticket number under “Claim Prize.”

5. What should I do if I encounter a deposit match bonus issue on the NC Education Lottery website?

• Reach out to https://nclottery.com/Help for assistance.
• Call the lottery office directly to complain.
• Email customer support at [email protected].
• Wait several days and check back later on the site.

6. How can I report a glitch in the online play system on the NC Education Lottery website?

• Call the lottery office directly for assistance.
• Post the problem on social media for a response.
• Send an email to customer support at [email protected].
• Report the issue at https://nclottery.com/Help.

7. Is Face ID supported for logging into the NC Education Lottery app?

• Yes, the app fully supports Face ID.
• Yes, but only for certain users.
• No, Face ID is an optional feature.
• No, the app does not natively support Face ID.

8. How do I verify if my tickets are winners using the NC Education Lottery mobile app?

• Check the winning numbers posted on the lottery website.
• Call the lottery hotline to inquire about my ticket.
• Wait for a notification email from the NC Education Lottery.
• Scan the Lucke-Rewards barcode or manually enter the code at https://nclottery.com/RewardsTicketEntry.

9. What is the purpose of the Oregon Alerts, Warnings, and Notifications system?

• To inform residents about new laws and regulations in the state.
• To send promotional messages for local events and attractions.
• To alert people in Oregon to life-threatening hazards and emergencies.
• To provide traffic updates and road conditions to drivers.

10. What technologies are utilized in the Oregon Alerts system?

• Website pop-ups, email newsletters, SMS marketing, and banner advertisements.
• Satellite imaging, blockchain verification, AI predictive analytics, and drone surveillance.
• Mass notification tool, mobile app messaging, keyword-based messaging, IPAWS messaging, and Automated National Weather Service messaging.
• Social media broadcasting, telemarketing calls, postal mail alerts, and radio announcements.

11. How does the Oregon Alerts system ensure notifications are timely and accurate?

• By sending out notifications via postal mail in less than a week.
• Through social media posts without any emergency protocols.
• Through statewide templates professionally translated and reviewed for accessibility.
• By using only local volunteers to distribute alerts in person.

12. What types of incidents trigger alerts in the Oregon Alerts system?

• Concerts
• Sports Events
• Wildfires
• Traffic Incidents

13. How does the Oregon IPAWS administrator manage alerting authorities?

• The administrator distributes winning tickets via mail to ensure all players are notified promptly.
• The administrator organizes community events to raise awareness about lottery regulations and procedures.
• The administrator creates marketing campaigns for lottery prizes and promotions to alert the public.
• The administrator establishes codes for alerting authorities, approves Collaborative Operating Groups (COGs) for certification, and approves testing procedures for WEAs.

14. What is the aim of internal notifications in the Oregon Alerts system?

• To update the public on road construction and traffic conditions in the state.
• To send marketing messages and advertisements to residents throughout Oregon.
• To provide entertainment news and local events happening in Oregon.
• To provide communications and information during incidents with an ongoing, immediate threat.

15. What alerts are issued at the start and during incidents in the Oregon Alerts system?

• Active shooter and civil danger alerts
• Traffic incident notifications
• Weather updates and forecasts
• General safety reminders

16. What warnings are distributed before incidents in the Oregon Alerts system?

• General safety reminders, parking restrictions, public health advisories, and event cancellations.
• Weather watches/warnings, fire warnings, flood warnings, volcano warnings, evacuation orders.
• Emergency alerts for missing persons, road closures, traffic updates, and construction notifications.
• Neighborhood watch notifications, local fundraising events, school schedules, and community meetings.

17. What notifications are provided during and after immediate threats in the Oregon Alerts system?

• Share educational resources and tips for emergency preparedness.
• Instruct protective actions and provide ongoing communications relevant to an event, convey time-sensitive information on response and recovery related services.
• Announce local community events and social gatherings across Oregon.
• Provide daily weather updates and forecasts for Oregon residents.

18. How does the Oregon State Police coordinate AMBER Alerts?

• The NCC sends alerts only through social media platforms.
• The NCC relies on local police departments to issue all alerts.
• The NCC coordinates the statewide initialization of an AMBER Alert utilizing OR-Alert.
• The NCC exclusively uses television broadcasts for alerts.

19. What does the new Ohio law do regarding driver`s license suspensions for unpaid fines?

• The new Ohio law mandates community service for unpaid fines.
• The new Ohio law enforces harsher penalties for drug-related offenses.
• The new Ohio law lifts suspensions for unpaid fines and fees, some of which stretch back years.
• The new Ohio law increases penalties for unpaid traffic fines.

20. How does the BMV handle old driver`s license suspensions in Ohio?

• The BMV ignores older suspensions and focuses solely on current ones.
• The BMV automatically removes all suspensions after a year without payment.
• The BMV requires drivers to apply for reinstatement of all suspensions manually.
• The BMV reaches out to local courts to request the reason for suspensions, as local court orders do not always specify the reason.

21. How are drivers notified when their suspension is removed in Ohio?

• Suspension removals are announced publicly at local DMV offices.
• Drivers will receive a text message notifying them of their suspension removal.
• The notification will be sent via email to registered drivers.
• The BMV will mail letters to drivers with details of any suspensions being removed.

22. How can drivers update their address in BMV records?

• Drivers need to visit a BMV office in person.
• Drivers must submit a paper form by mail.
• Drivers can update their address online.
• Drivers can only update their address by phone.

23. What steps should be taken to restore licenses after a suspension is removed in Ohio?

• Drivers should follow the steps listed in the mailed letter.
• Drivers need to reapply for a license at a local DMV office.
• Drivers are required to pay a reinstatement fee to the BMV.
• Drivers must attend a mandatory court hearing to restore their licenses.

24. Should drivers continue payments if on a payment plan for reinstatement in Ohio?

• Yes, drivers should continue making payments until notified by the BMV.
• No, drivers can stop payments immediately.
• Payments are only required for reinstatement after six months.
• Drivers should pay half of the payment plan amount.

25. What happens to registration blocks for unpaid fines under the new Ohio law?

• Registration blocks will be transferred to other states.
• Registration blocks will remain until fines are paid.
• Registration blocks related to unpaid fines and fees will be dropped.
• Registration blocks are only lifted for criminal offenses.

26. Does the new Ohio law cover suspensions for not responding to a “proof of insurance letter”?

• Yes, it covers only some suspensions.
• Yes, it covers all suspensions.
• No, it covers suspensions for other violations.
• No, it does not cover those suspensions.

27. What changes does the new Ohio law implement regarding suspensions for drug abuse?

• The law increases penalties for drug offenses related to driving.
• The law requires all drivers to undergo drug testing before obtaining a license.
• The law eliminates suspensions for minor drug abuse offenses unless the person is also convicted of making or selling drugs and used a vehicle in that crime.
• The law mandates automatic suspensions for any drug abuse arrest.

28. What alterations does the new Ohio law make concerning license suspensions for truancy?

• The law imposes fines for parents of truant students.
• The law eliminates suspensions for truancy.
• The law requires mandatory attendance in summer school.
• The law increases penalties for truancy.

29. How can individuals with suspensions for child support request driving privileges in Ohio?

• Wait for a letter from the BMV to restore driving privileges.
• File a motion with the local court to request driving privileges.
• Complete a form online to regain driving privileges.
• Apply through a state-wide driving privileges program.

30. What changes does the new Ohio law make about the lookback period for penalties without insurance?

• The lookback period is extended to ten years.
• The lookback period changes to two years.
• The lookback period changes from five years to one year.
• The lookback period remains unchanged at five years.