6. CHARLES
CORREA
• Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown
(2010), Lisbon, Portugal
• Belapur low-income housing project
(1986) Navi Mumbai, India
• Kanchanjunga Apartments (1983),
Mumbai, India
• Gandhi Samarak Sanghralaya (1963),
Ahmedabad, India
7. She is tweeting about her father, a TV personality who was involved in an infamous
event a while back.
Where she is asking to ‘take him back’?
10. Moro, whose book "Pasion India" has been translated into 17
languages, traces the journey of a spanish princess of
Kapurthala.
His another book, El sari rojo (The Red Sari) is based on X's life,
ran into some controversy in India. Moro's Spanish and Italian
publishers received emails from X’s lawyers and
spokesperson with demands to withdraw the book from stores.
Id X
19. • One of X’s first jobs was working for the Edison Illuminating
Company, and once he finally got to meet his mentor Edison,
the two became fast friends.
• When Edison died, X ended up with a test tube taken from
his room and sealed, a poignant reminder of the life that
had quite literally changed the way we see the world.
• There’s another (wildly embellished) story that goes along
with it, too, that suggests X believed that he had captured
Edison’s last breath (and perhaps his soul) and hoped that
one day, scientists would figure out how to put him back
together again.
• ID X.
20.
21.
22. • X is a McDonaldland character who features in McDonald's
commercials. He is a close friend of Ronald McDonald,
Grimace, and Birdie.
• Even though he has always attempted (and failed) to
hoard all the hamburgers in McDonaldland for himself, he
has always been looked upon as a valued member of the
McDonaldland community.
• Name X (pic on next page).
33. • Though often mistaken to be something else, X is
actually an Asterism.
• In Dutch, its called the ‘Saucepan’, while in some
parts of England – ‘Butcher’s Cleaver’ or ‘Charlie’s
Wagon’.
• X is used as a part of the Swedish coat of arms and
on the state flag of Alaska.
• Name X.
36. • X once told the audience at Caesars Palace, “I hate
“My Way”—you sing it for eight years, you would hate
it, too.”
• Well, apparently, quite a few other people get
worked up about this song. In Filipino karaoke bars,
choosing to sing X’s “My Way” can be deadly. The
Filipino news media have even given the song its own
crime category: the “My Way Killings.”
• Many Filipino bars have simply banned the song from
karaoke playlists to reduce violence. Some families
have followed suit at family gatherings.
• ID X.
37.
38.
39. *This flag consists of a deep red field,
representing labour, charged with a plough to
represent agriculture. Three stripes are found
on the hoist side and represent the three
geographic regions of the state.
*Name the state.
42. • Five teenagers from Queensland, Australia registered
on YouTube as TheSunnyCoastSkate, started this
trend, based off a "Filthy Compilation" video by
YouTube user Filthy Frank (in his channel
DizastaMusic).
• This became such a huge trend that Billboard
decided to incorporate data on YouTube views as one
of three metrics used to calculate the influential
Billboard Hot 100 chart.
• What are we talking about?
45. * "The Hero cannot harm the Villain except by going “----------"."
* "No outside force can harm the Villain — only his own ineptitude or the failure of Acme
products." Trains and trucks were the exception from time to time.
* "The Villain could stop anytime — if he were not a fanatic. (Repeat: "A fanatic is one
who redoubles his effort when he has forgotten his aim." — George Santayana)."
* "No dialogue ever, except “------------""
* "All materials tools, weapons, or mechanical conveniences must be obtained from the
Acme Corporation." Although in Rushing Roulette, the Villain uses Ajax Stix-All glue.
* "Whenever possible, make gravity the Villain's greatest enemy." For example, falling off
a cliff.
* "The Villain is always more humiliated than harmed by his failures."
The creator of this show claimed that he and the artists adhered to some
simple but strict rules:
Name the show we are talking about and also the hero and the villain.
46.
47.
48. *Japan Anniversary Association has declared , May 9th, X
Day!
*Toei Animation, the company behind the Y franchise,
requested the date be known as X Day, and their
application was accepted. The date, 5/9, is significant in
Japan as the number 5 is pronounced “__" and nine is
pronounced “__."
*Masako Nozawa, who voiced X, was on hand to celebrate
the event. She revealed that she was apprehensive about
doing voice work initially because her acting career had
consisted of stage work. After she landed the role of X
her reluctance to do voice work diminished and fully
embraced the opportunity that was given to her.
*Id X and Y
59. Q.
• In association football , X is a questionable goal, usually
involving uncertainty as to whether or not a ball crossed
the goal line.
• X can be awarded without the ball ever crossing the goal-
line and, conversely, the term can be applied when the
ball crosses the goal-line unseen by the referee.
• In an attempt to combat this issue, new rules allowing
goal-line technology were passed by IFAB in 2012 and used
in the FIFA World Cup.
• Perhaps the most famous incident relating X is the
“Wembley Goal” scored by England striker Geoff Hurst in
the 1966 FIFA WC Final against West Germany.
• Give X.
Games &
Sports
63. Q.
• X produced hundreds of works and sold his paintings and
postcards to try to earn a living during his Vienna years .
However, he was not successful.
• A number of his paintings were recovered after World
War II and have been sold at auctions for tens of
thousands of dollars.
• ID X (Paintings on next pages)
History
69. Q. This company was named after a Buddhist Goddess, as can
be seen from its old logo.
• However the name was later changed to something very
similar to the previous one.
• Name the company (Old logo on next page).
Business
78. • Formerly known as Bedloe’s Island.
• Land area of 59,558 square meters.
• Construction of a land battery on the island in the
shape of an 11-point star began in 1806 and was
completed in 1811. Following the War of 1812, the
star-shaped fortification was named Fort Wood
after Lt. Col Eleazer Derby Wood who was killed in
the Siege of Fort Erie in 1813
• What are we talking about?
Travel &
Tourism
82. Current Affairs
# Date of death Name
1 21 November 2009 Vikas Singh Thakur
2 12 June 2010 Shyamvir Yadav
3 14 June 2010 Anshul Sachan
4 14 June 2010 Anuj Uikey
5 26 October 2010 Gyan Singh Jatav
/ Yadav
6 2010 Deepak Verma
7 January 2012 Namrata Damor
8 25 October 2012 Aditya Chaudhary
(alias Ravi Pippal)
9 7 November 2012 Anant Ram Tagore
10 28 November 2012 Arvind Shakya
11 21 April 2013 Pramod Sharma
alias Rinku
Q. Connect them to an event:
83. 12 12 May 2013 Kuldeep Marawi
13 17 May 2013 Premlata Pandey
14 10 August 2013 Ashutosh Tiwari
15 15 September 2013 Tarun Machhar
16 9 October 2013 Anand Singh Yadav
17 26 December 2013 Devendra Nagar
18 21 January 2014 Bunty Sikarwar
19 January 2015 Lalit Golaria
20 15 January 2015 Ramendra Singh
Bhadoria
21 1 February 2014 Deepak Jain
22 14 February 2014 Dinesh Jatav
84. 23 20 April 2014 Vikas Pandey
24 15 June 2014 Ravindra Pratap Singh
25 4 July 2014 Dr. D.K. Sakalley
26 13 July 2014 Narendra Rajput
27 February 2015 Amit Sagar
28 25 March 2015 Shailesh Yadav
29 28 April 2015 Vijay Singh Patel
30 28 June 2015 Narendra Singh Tomar
31 28 June 2015 Rajendra Arya
32 4 July 2015 Akshay Singh
33 5 July 2015 Arun Sharma
34 6 July 2015 Anamika Kushwaha
35 6 July 2015 Ramakant Pandey
88. India
Q.
During the first general elections , Sukumar Sen, the
CEC, got outraged by a social practise and directed his
officials to correct the electoral rolls by inserting the
names of the women ‘in the place of mere descriptions
of such voters.’
Nonetheless, some 2.8 million women voters had to
finally be struck off the list.
He felt that such a step will help in eradicating such
social practise.
What made him take such drastic step?
89.
90. CHINTU KI MUMMY!
Many women in Northern India were reluctant to register
under their own names, wishing instead to identify
themselves as A’s mother or B’s wife.
Sukumar Sen was appalled by a practice and called it a
curious senseless relic of the past.
PILL JAR
91.
92. Q.
• KFC has developed an edible coffee cup in order to
celebrate its 50th anniversary in the UK.
• The cup will be a perfect crispy mixture of coffee,
cookie and white chocolate, available in KFC
restaurants this summer.
• Invented by food scientists at The Robin Collective, the
edible cups are designed so that the coffee slowly melts
the chocolate lining and softens the cookie as you sip.
• What are they called? (Pic on next Page)
Surprise!
97. Scoring pattern of each question:
• (8-n) * 5
Where n is the no. of teams who have answered the
question correctly
**twist**
• The teams who attempt the question and answer
wrong will be awarded –(n * 2) points.
98. Features of MCGS Barracuda:-
Valued at US$50 million, MCGS Barracuda has an integrated bridge system and
cutting edge controls and main engines. It measures 74.1 metres (243 ft.) in
length and 11.4 metres (37 ft.) in breadth and will be capable of moving at a
maximum speed of 22 knots (41 km/h) with an approximate displacement of
1350 tonnes. Armed with a 30mm gun featuring a stabilized optical remote
control system, the Barracuda also carries on board heavy machine-guns
(HMGs) and medium machine-guns (MMGs) to deal with any hostile
situation. Manned by a crew of 83 officers and men, the Barracuda can be
deployed for a wide-range of tasks including anti-piracy, search and rescue, anti-
smuggling and anti-drug surveillance operations. The ship will safeguard
the exclusive economic zone of Mauritius and can be used as a logistics support
vessel and to transport troops. The Barracuda is also capable of supporting
helicopter operations without a hangar.
Apart from being technologically world-class this ship is known to be a first in
something.
What?
99.
100. Built by the Garden Reach Shipbuilders and Engineers, Kolkata, and
launched on 2 August 2013, it is the first warship to be exported by an
Indian shipyard.
101. • X (born 12 July 1952) is a
Senior Advocate and a
Criminal lawyer practising
before Supreme Court of India
• During emergency, he
defended George Fernandes in
the famous Baroda dynamite
case.
• This person has the honour of
being India's youngest ever
Governor of a State at 37
years of age.
• X is an expert on India's north
east region and the insurgency
problem there
107. He was the 1st Indian to get a PhD in English from
Cambridge University with a dissertation on WB Yeats.
There, he started using the name, he was called by
affectionately as a child, as his pen name. In 1955, he
shifted to Delhi to join the External Affairs Ministry as a
Hindi officer. His thankless job was to “help and assist in
the progressive use of Hindi” and he coined such terms
like गृह मन्त्रालय (home ministry)and विदे श मन्त्रालय
(foreign ministry) there.
Who?
110. • In 2010, it was discovered that male mouse urine
contains a specific pheromone that invokes
inherent sexual attraction by stimulating
memory of the female mice thereby conditioning
them to the airborne odours of an individual
scent owner.
• The protein itself was named after the
archetypal cold and seemingly arrogant romantic
hero, the protagonist of a 1813 novel.
Name the protein/character.
111.
112. DARCIN after Mr Darcy of Jane Austen’s Novel Pride and Prejudice.
121. 1.
Atmakatha- Rajendra Prasad
Shiksha ke aayam-
Beyond Survival- Pranab Mukherjee
The Bravest Goat in the world-Zakir Hussain
2.
The Hindu view of life- S Radhakrishnan
The principal Upanisads- S Radhakrishnan
Labour Problems in Indian Industry- VV Giri
Sunshine for Amma- Zakir Hussain
3.
The Poori that ran away- Zakir Hussain
The philosophy of Rabindranath Tagore- S Radhakrishnan
The Dramatic decade: Indira Gandhi years- Pranab Mukherjee
Bapu ke kadmon par- Rajendra Prasad
4.
Ignited Minds-
India 2020-
Wings of fire-