The document outlines the rules and structure of a science quiz competition between departments. It consists of 5 rounds with questions on topics ranging from space, physics, chemistry and biology. The rounds have different point systems for correct and incorrect answers. The questions are displayed for a set time period and cover identifying people, terms, discoveries and their significance.

1. Sci warsi n t e r D e p a r t m e n t S c i e n c e q u i z
finals

2. rules
• The quiz consists of 5 rounds
• Will be based on bounce and pounce system.
• Detailed rules of each round will be explained by the quiz
master whenever he feels like.
Marking Scheme
• Depends on each round

3. May the force be with you

4. Round 1
a new hope

5. rules
• The round consist of 6 questions.
• Will be based on bounce and pounce.
• Other teams can pounce for the questions at the cost of negative
marks.
• Direct questions will not carry negative marks.
• There will be no negative for passed questions.
Marking Scheme
+10 , -10 (for pounce)

6. 1
ID the Google Doodle

7. safety First

8. answer
Water Found On Mars

9. 2
• Zoonoses are infectious diseases of animals (usually
vertebrates) that can naturally be transmitted to humans.
• X is a zoonotic viral disease maintained in domestic and wild
carnivores and bats all over the world. It is transmitted through
close contacts with saliva from infected animals.
•X is caused by lyssaviruses

10. safety First

11. answer
• Rabies
A dog with rabies in the paralytic (post-furious) stage

12. 3
Connect

13. safety First

14. answer

15. 4

16. safety First

17. answer

18. 5
"The Stinker", the official mascot of the X

19. safety First

20. Answer
The IG Nobel Prize

21. 6
• After his most famous discovery he was confident of winning the
Nobel in Physics.
• Was disappointed when the nobel went to Richardson that year
and to De Brogile the next year.
• He was so confident of winning it the next year that he booked
tickets in july, even though it were to be announced on
November.
• Ans would scan newspaper for its announcement and tossing it
away if it didn't carry the news.
• He did eventually win it that year.
• Who am I Talking About.

22. safety First

23. answer
Sir C V Raman

24. Round 2
the empire strikes back

25. rules
• The round consist of 10 questions.
• Will be based on bounce and pounce.
• Other teams can pounce for the questions at the cost of negative
marks.
• Direct questions will not carry negative marks.
• There will be no negative for passed questions.
Marking Scheme
+10 , -10 (for pounce)

26. 1
According to study this is the list of annual dosage of ionising radiation for-
• Fukushima Natives – 10,000 microsieverts
• US Radiation workers- 50,000 microsieverts
• Astronout – 100,000 microsieverts
•X – 160,000 microsieverts
X are a type of people who receive the most radiation dosage on an average
in the world.
This is due to bio adsorption of radioactive Polonium and Lead by something
they regularly consume.
The thing they consume can be so dangerous that separate rooms are
mandated by law in many places for its consumption.
Who are X

27. safety First

28. answer
Regular Smokers

29. 2

30. safety First

31. Answer
Richard Philips Feynman

32. 3

33. safety First

34. answer

35. 4

36. safety First

37. answer

38. 5
ID This Google Doodle

39. safety First

40. answer

41. 6
• These signs where used to indicate over weight or under
weight of boxes of merchandise.
• For over weight they used X sign and for under weight
Y for under weight merchandise
• The X was adopted from the latin word et meaning and.
• Identify X and Y

42. safety First

43. answer
X is + sign
Y is - sign

44. 7
• Antrix Corporation Limited is the commercial arm of X
• Its objective is to promote the X's products, services and
technologies

45. safety First

46. answer
ISRO

47. 8
• Jack Cover used to work as a nuclear physicist at NASA.
• However in 1970 he started diverting funds for his research
towards a weapon that would incapacitate assailants instead of
killing them.
• He named it after an invention by Tom Swift a fictional
character that inspired him
• What Weapon?
• Image on next slide

49. safety First

50. answer
TASER ( Thomas A Swift’s Electric Rifle)

51. 9

52. safety First

53. answer

54. 10

55. safety First

56. answer
Super – Closest to the sun
Blue – Second full moon in a month
Blood – turns red due to solar eclipse

57. Round 3
the return of the jedi

58. rules
• The round consist of 10 questions.
• Will be based on bounce and pounce.
• Other teams can pounce for the questions at the cost of negative
marks.
• Direct questions will not carry negative marks.
• There will be no negative for passed questions.
Marking Scheme
+15 , -15 (for pounce)

59. 1

60. safety First

61. answer

62. 2
• Using Mendeleev's nomenclature for unnamed and
undiscovered elements, X is sometimes known as eka-radon
• The name is in line with the tradition of honoring a scientist, in
this case the recognized nuclear physicist Yuri Oganessian, who
has played a leading role in the discovery of the heaviest
elements in the periodic table
• It was formally named on 28 November 2016

63. safety First

64. answer

65. 3
ID This Google Doodle

66. safety First

67. answer
J C Bose And Crescogaph

68. 4
• Feynman was famous for playing jokes on colleauges.
• In one case he found the combination to a locked filing cabinet
by trying the numbers he thought a mathematician or physicst
would use.
• It proved to be 27-18-28
• What is the significance of this combination.

69. safety First

70. answer
The constant e approximately equal to 2.71828

71. 5
• The reason the set of _____ skips directly from E to K is that
the _____ corresponding to letters F-J were either reclassified
over time, discarded as false leads or renamed because of their
relationship to _______ which became a complex of _____.
• There appear to be no consensuses on any ____ Q, R , T, V, W,
Y or Z
• Nor are there substances officially designated as ____ N or I
• What am I talking about? All blanks are the same

72. safety First

73. answer
Vitamins

74. 6

75. safety First

76. answer
Eugene Cernan

77. 7

78. safety First

79. answer
They all have Units Named After Them

80. 8
• A piece of wood, gifted by the Royal Society, was flown to the
International Space Station in 2010 and returned back to earth.
• This created a buzz at the time.
• What was this all about
• Image on next slide

82. safety First

83. answer

84. 9
• This starts methionyl... and ends ...isoleucine, contains 189,819
letters and is sometimes stated to be the longest word in the
English language, or of any language
• It’s the name of a protein
• Name it

85. safety First

86. answer
Titin
Functions as a molecular spring which is responsible for the
passive elasticity of muscle

87. 10

88. safety First

89. answer
Vapor Cone

90. Round 4
the phantom menace

91. rules
• The round consist of 10 questions.
• Will be based on bounce and pounce.
• Other teams can pounce for the questions at the cost of negative
marks.
• Direct questions will not carry negative marks.
• There will be no negative for passed questions.
Marking Scheme
+15 , -15 (for pounce)

92. 1

93. safety First

94. answer
Taxi Cab Numbers Or Ramanujan Numbers
is defined as the smallest number that can be expressed as a sum
of two positive cube numbers in n distinct ways

95. 2

96. safety First

97. answer
Mobius Strip

98. 3
• The Fundamental Physics Prize to awarding physicists involved
in fundamental research.
• founded in July 2012
• As of July 2012, this prize is the most lucrative academic prize
in the world and is more than twice as big as the amount given
to the Nobel Prize awardees.
• Name the Only Indian to have won this prize

100. safety First

101. answer
Ashoke Sen

102. 4
The film presents the story of the "war of the currents" between
electricity titans Thomas Edison and X which determined whose
electrical system would power the modern world.

103. safety First

104. answer
George Westinghouse

105. 5
ID Whose Voice

106. safety First

107. answer
Albert Enstine

108. 6
What are these
• P versus NP problem
• Hodge conjecture
• Poincaré conjecture (solved)
• Riemann hypothesis
• Yang–Mills existence and mass gap
• Navier–Stokes existence and smoothness
• Birch and Swinnerton-Dyer conjecture

109. safety First

110. answer
Millennium Prize Problem

111. 7
ID This Google Doodle

112. safety First

113. answer

114. 8
ID The author of these books

115. safety First

116. answer
Lucy and Stephen Hawking

117. 9

118. safety First

119. answer
Alexander Fleming

120. 10

121. safety First

122. answer
Stroboscopic effect

123. Round 5
the last jedi

124. rules
• The round consist of 10 questions.
• Each team will have to write down the answers.
• Each question will be displayed for a time interval of 10s, 9s, 8s,
…... 2s, 1s respectively.
• Extra 3s will be provided for questions from 5s onwards for
writing your answers
• There will be no negative.
Marking Scheme
+2, +4, +6, +8,……, +18, +20 (lesser the time the more you

126. aNSWERS

127. 1
Connect These Nobel Laurates

128. answer
Received Two Nobel Prizes

129. 2
The Only Diagram in which iconic Book in biology

130. answer
Orgin Of Species

131. 3
ID The 3 Scientist

132. Answer
APJ Abdul Kalam
Satish Dhawan
Vikram Sarabhai

133. 4
ID The Scientist Depicted

134. Answer
George Boole

135. 5
ID The Building

136. Answer
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault
Or Doomsday Vault

137. 6
ID

138. Answer
Maria Goeppert-Mayer
Only women other than madam curie
to win Nobel prize for physics

139. 7
ID

140. answer
Maryam Mirzakhani
Only Women to win Fields Medal

141. 8
ID

142. Answer
Jane Goodall
British primatologist and anthropologist.
Considered to be the world's foremost expert on chimpanzees

143. 9
ID

144. Answer
Irène Joliot-Curie

145. 10
ID

146. answer
Sophia (robot)

147. tHank You All