I commend the ingenious nature of your diagnostic questions. But I think you can improve on the 2nd question. As you know, Mount Rushmore’s design involves humans. And things just seem to fly off the rail when we start trying to fit things in with humans.
What would happen to your diagnostic examination if you just had two questions, and the 2nd question was:
“Is the Largest Termine Nest on earth designed by God or not?”
Naturally, it is not important just where this termite next actually is… or that we can actually name it.
The the point of the question is to ask about something clearly made by non-human creatures … and perhaps far enough away from mammalian life forms that it is easier to render a confident answer of “YES”.
Thoughts, Joshua? Maybe not having the question about humans ruins what you are attempting to show … and if so, my apologies.
But maybe there is a use for a diagnostic with a different Question 2…