I suppose so. You could also exploit side effects since the include file has access to all of the context of the code containing it.
I dislike referring to include file arguments as "passing" parameters. To me "passing" implies more sophistication than you actually get with include files.
I also have an attitude problem when taking quizzes like this
I don't disagree at all. I just came across this series of questions, so was trying to answer each of them. But these questions are 9 years old anyway!
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