1. Which of the following best describes Flux?
   1. Flux is an architectural pattern used to augment the properties of DOM elements, making it easier to get API data into your HTML.
   2. Flux is an architectural pattern used to control the unidirectional flow of data in your app, making changes more predictable.
   3. Flux is a library that handles all of your application state for you.
2. What's the difference between Flux and Redux?
   1. There is no difference, they both represent the same architectural pattern.
   2. Flux is the official way to handle state in React components whereas Redux is something to avoid.
   3. Redux is an opinionated implementation of Flux concepts that you can use to help manage data flow in your application.
3. How do you get data from a Redux store into your components?
   1. You use the connect() higher-order function to connection your component to the store, using a function that translates store data into component properties.
   2. You extend Redux.Component to automatically have state from the Redux store set on your component.
   3. You can access state at any time from the global store object.
4. What's the difference between Redux in a web app and a native mobile app?
   1. There's a specific redux-react-native package that you should use.
   2. There is no difference.