Quiz for lesson "Exploits: Keeping Ranges Wide"

In this quiz you can check whether you have understood the contents of the lesson "Exploits: Keeping Ranges Wide".

Good luck!

QUESTION 1:

What does it mean to keep someone's range wide?

You check or call a made hand instead of betting or raising.
You play an ATC (any two cards) range.
You avoid a range split in your range.

QUESTION 2:

Which basic statement holds true for keeping someone's range wide?

The less equity every hand in villain's range has against you, the more you should keep his range wide.
The less equity your own hand has, the more often you should check.
The worse your opponent plays, the wider you should keep his range.

QUESTION 3:

What has to be true so that you only call your opponent's check raise when you have a strong made hand?

Your opponent has more weak hands than strong draws in his range.
You have less than 50% equity against his all-in range.
Your passive calling range would otherwise be too weak and could be exploited.

QUESTION 4:

You open raise on the button with