If I were an applicant for a job where I need Perl skills
and the boss asked me questions like these, I would get up
and leave and forget the job. Not because I can't answer the
questions, but because I'm here to work for them and not to
answer questions like in school. If they ask me "Do you have
Perl experience?" and I say yes and give them some references,
it should be enough.
Maybe I got your node wrong at all, but, come on: This looks
like a test to get a "Perl Certified Engineer" degree.
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