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1. Finals
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3.  2 dry rounds of 12 each
 1 list

4.  Name all the women to win Bharat Ratna
 5 in total
 -1 for each miss
 If a team gets all 5 names then they get +5
 1 minutes

6.  Indira Gandhi
 Lata Mangeskar
 Aruna Asaf Ali
 M.S Subulakshmi
 MotherTeresa

7.  12 questions
 On pounce and bounce
 10 and -10

8.  Only women to win Swedish National Bank's
Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of
_______ __________ .
#Kolzstye

11.  XY was born as AngelinaYeoward on 26 June 1873 in
Azamgarh, of Armenian descent. Her father,William
RobertYeoward, worked as an engineer in a dry ice
factory, and married her mother, Victoria Hemmings,
in 1872.Victoria, an Indian by birth, had been trained
in music and dance.
 In 1879 the marriage ended, causing hardships to both
mother and daughter, who later migrated
to Banaras in 1881, with a Muslim nobleman,
'Khursheed', who appreciatedVictoria's music more
than her husband.
 Later,Victoria, converted to Islam and changed
Angelina's name to ‘XY' and hers to 'MalkaY'.

12.  In December 1911, XY was famously invited to
perform at the coronation of King GeorgeV at Delhi
Durbar, where she sang a duet, Ye HaiTajposhi Ka
Jalsa, Mubarak Ho Mubarak Ho, with Jankibai
of Allahabad
 India's first disc had XY, singing a khayal in Raag
Jogiya,recorded on 2 November 1902.The recording
was done in a makeshift recording studio in two large
rooms of a hotel in Kolkata, and at the end of the trial
recording she announced – "My name is XY".
 Who is XY?

15.  Throughout her career X has received ten Emmy
Award nominations, twelve Screen Actors Guild
Award nominations, and a Golden Globe Award
nomination. X received a Bachelor of Science degree
in Psychobiology fromVassar College, intending to
follow in her father's footsteps and research
headaches, having worked on her father's staff for
eight years and earned a research credit on his study
on the comparative likelihood of left-handed
individuals developing cluster headaches.

16.  "I don't care if college ruins my career,“Y told the New
York Post. "I'd rather be smart than a movie star." At
Harvard,Y was Alan Dershowitz's research assistant.
As a student,Y co-authored two research papers : A
1998 high school paper, "A Simple Method to
Demonstrate the Enzymatic Production of Hydrogen
from Sugar was the first. In 2002,Y contributed to a
study on memory called "Frontal lobe activation
during object permanence: data from near-infrared
spectroscopy" during her psychology studies at
Harvard.

19.  X was declared as the first playable human female character in
mainstream videogame by the Guinness Book ofWorld Records
Gamers’ Edition in 2013.
 GameDaily identified X as the first dominant female, a femme de
force who didn’t rely on a male to help her. Many gaming lists have
identified her as a badass lady who made other female action stars
possible.
 X is widely known to use her powered exoskeleton equipped with
energy missiles to render services as an intergalactic bounty
hunter.
 Throughout the series, X executes missions given to her by the
Galactic Federation while hunting the antagonistic Space
Pirates and their leader Ridley along with the parasitic energy-
draining organisms called Metroids.

20.  The reveal of this warrior, X in 1986, well-
disguised under the high-powered suit as female
in the original series is revealed to be a truly jaw-
dropping moment in the history of gaming.
 Whether you see her as a breakthrough
for feminism or just another faceless sci-fi
warrior, 1986's unexpected reveal that showed
women could be more in gaming lore than eye
candy for geeky boys was a refreshing and
unforgettable moment.
 Id X

23.  She was the most loved daughter of her father
Shahjahan as a result she was appointed the
chief queen after the death of her mother.
 She was a educated and learned lady who was
well versed in Persian and Arabic and was a
writer, Poet and painter. She wrote the
biography of Moinuddin Chisti.
 She also commissioned the construction of Jami
Masjid in Agra and made the design for Chandni
Chowk.
 Who

26.  How is PhanThi Kim Phuc, a nine year old girl
then better known when she ran into
mainstream popularity with a Pulitzer Award
winning photograph by AP journalist Nick Ut
inTrang Bang on June

29.  A little known film critic for the Sunday
supplement of theTimes of India, Claire
Mendonca was honored after her death by
theTimes when a very popular entity,X in her
field of expertise was briefly named after her
when it was introduced in 1954.Though she is
still a part of film history her name faded into
obscurity as X was soon referred to with a
generic name based on its appearance.
 Id X.

32.  Though it is erroneously believed that the first
of its kind happened in Alabama in December
1955 but the widely celebrated incident did have
a precursor.The woman X associated with the
incident above became greatly famous for her
path-breaking action but none of the fame was
reserved for her predecessor, Claudette Colvin, a
15-year old kid who did something very similar in
the very same situation months earlier.What
could have been started months before
happened a little too late.
 What did Claudette Colvin do and who is X?

34.  Colvin refused to give up her seat in the bus
before Rosa Parks(X) inspired the Civil Rights
Movement with the same incident months
later.

35.  She was born to Goan parents in Bombay.After
her one-year tenure as____ ______, she refused
modeling and films and instead concentrated
on medical studies. X was a student at the Grant
Medical College & Sir J. J. Group of Hospitals
where she completed her M.B.B.S. degree.
Thereafter she went on to study at King's
College Hospital, London. She married her
mentor David Powell in 1971, and in 1973, the
couple shifted to Dublin, where she started her
medical practice

39.  She is Naina lal Kidwai
 Chairman HDFC
 What first she achieved in terms of education
and degrees

41.  She is the 1st woman to graduate out of
Harvard Business School

42.  XY is a private women's liberal arts
college in NewYork City. Founded in 1889 as a
response to Columbia University's refusal to
admit women into their institution, it is one of
the oldest women's colleges in the world, and
the only women's college in the City today.
 The school was founded by Annie Nathan
Meyer and named after Frederick X, tenth
president of Columbia. When Columbia became
coeducational in 1983 X elected to remain legally
and financially separate but maintained
its affiliated relationship with the university

45.  In the 2002 general elections, X was elected as a member
of the National Assembly, representing the NA-177
(Muzaffargarh-II) constituency in Punjab. Her father,
veteran politician Ghulam Noor -_______ ____, had
represented the constituency previously, but he and most
of the members of her family had disqualified. A new law
requiring all parliamentary candidates to hold a university
degree had meant he and they could not run that
year.[With the financial support of her father, she
campaigned on a newly founded PML-Q platform against
the Pakistan Muslim League. According to The Guardian,
"In deference to local sensibilities about the place of
women, her landlord father Noor addressed rallies and
glad-handed voters; X stayed largely at home.

46.  Whom are we talking about who later created
headlines across the globe?

49.  12 questions
 On pounce and bounce
 10 and -10

50.  X was born in Satara in Maharashtra on 2 September 1965
to Sonabai and Ramchandra Bhosale. After completion of
schooling, she took admission for vocation training and
then studied for a Diploma in Electrical Engineering from
the Government Polytechnic at Karad in the Satara district
of western Maharashtra. She wanted to continue her
college studies to get graduate degrees of Bachelor of
Science (B.Sc) in mathematics and Bachelor of Education
(B.Ed) to become a teacher, but a job opportunity in the
Indian Railways put an end to her further studies.
 She is Asia's 1st train driver and the 1st to drive Deccan
Queen

53.  BoyToy, Inc
 Webo Girl Publishing, Inc (1992)
 Maverick (1992)
 Semtex Girls (2006)
 Hard Candy Fitness (2010)
 Truth or Dare by X (2011)

56.  X refers to delinquent girl gangs or more correctly the boss girl in a
gang. X first appeared in Japan during the 1960s, as a female
equivalent to the male banchō gangs. Initially the gangs started as
small groups of girls sneaking cigarettes in the bathroom at
school, but soon grew in numbers and the level of criminality, and
had a reputation for violence and shop-lifting. X identified
themselves as gang members though having brightly dyed or
premed hair, and by wearing school uniforms that they'd altered,
by rolling up their sleeve, lengthening their skirts covered in gang
affiliated symbols and slogans.The criminal activities and violence
of the girl gangs in Japan, reached such a high that they were
described by Japanese police pamphlets in the 1980s as "omens of
downfall“.They first came to prominence in theTerrifying Girls'
High School series of films, that started in 1972. Also a popular
manga subject, the most well known series is known as X Deka. ID
X.

59.  XY is a community/public art project that seeks to
confront street harassment in India.The project,
initiated by Jasmeen Patheja in August 2003, started
out as a student project in Bangalore and has since
spread out to other cities in India. It addresses
women's fear based relationship with their cities via
direct street action and public interventions, which
ask women to be "Action Heroes" by not being idle in
public. It tackles the notion of shame and blame
through campaigns such as "I never ask for it“, A
major notion that it seeks to dispel is that women get
harassed because of the clothing they wear

62.  X (1985 – 15 June 2004) was a second year BSc.
student at Mumbai's Guru Nanak Khalsa College.She
was the second of seven siblings. Her lower-middle-
class family, hailing from Bihar, lived in the Rashid
compound in the Muslim-dominated area
of Mumbra inThane district in Maharashtra. X's
father, Mohammad Shamim Raza, had been the
proprietor of a Mumbai-based construction company
called Asian Constructions and her mother Shamima
worked for a long time at a medicine packaging
company inVashi. She also worked for Javed Sheikh
(Pranesh Pillai) as a secretary handling his accounts.
Javed used to take her out of town at times on work.

64.  Ishrat Jahan

65.  Expressing a desire to counter stereotypical female characters,
which he characterized as "bimbos" or "dominatrix" types,Toby
Gard, inspired by pop artist Neneh Cherry and comic book
characterTank Girl went through about five designs, including a
muscular woman and a Nazi-like militant, before arriving at the
character's final appearance.The developers were sceptical of a
female lead at first because few contemporary works featured
them. After its release, X was a wide success, with French
demographics focusing on X’s sex appeal, while German and
British audiences were drawn to X’s aggressiveness and aloofness,
respectively. X holds a Guinness World Record as the "most
recognized female” in that category and received an honorary
“Star” in San Francisco

68.  In one of her interviews, X admitted her
straightforward and blunt approach in life – that she
had always done things without feeling the need to
hide anything. Depising hypocrisy of any
sort, she dared boundaries wearing mini-skirts, dating
men, and to her mother’s horror and dismay, even
seeking live-in relationships. Not one to be shooed
off, she would explain how it was important for her to
know the true nature of her partner while deciding
about a permanent commitment
 Which badass Indian danseuse, actress, politician,
environmentalist?

71.  The first AfricanAmerican to achieve 1st rank
in tennis
 #KolzStyle

74.  X is an American business executive. She is
the
current Chairwoman, President and CEO of
IBM, and the first woman to head the
company. Prior to becoming president and
CEO in January 2012, she held the positions
of SeniorVice President and Group Executive
for Sales, Marketing, and Strategy at IBM.
She joined IBM as a systems engineer in its
Detroit office in 1981.

77.  The main character in the film,X, is the feisty and blue
eyed beauty,Yin the disguise of a man. Mary Evans
akaY, an Australian entered Indian cinema in 1934 and
had acted in two films, Desh Deepak and Noor-e-
Yaman, beforeX. X was the first lead role ofY. Her
character for the role had evolved over years with her
training in riding, as a dancer, a fitness freak, a circus
artist and as a theatre artist during the 1920s and
early 1930s, which was accentuated by a svelte heavily
built but supple Amazonian athletic figure with blond
hair and blue-eyes
 X was one of the first bollywood fiwith a female lead

80.  God is not a full stop: and other stories.
 Textiles and embroideries of India.
 Textiles and ornaments of India: a selection of designs
 The Earthen Drum: an introduction to the ritual arts of
rural India.
 The Buddha: a book for the young.. The Earth Mother.
Penguin Books, 1989.
 Indira Gandhi: an intimate biography.
 The children of barren women: essays, investigations,
stories.
 Fire in the mind: dialogues with J. Krishnamurti.
 J. Krishnamurti: a biography

83.  X is a trained judoka who won a bronze medal in the 2008 Beijing
Olympics representing USA but is now known in a totally different
field, even though her transition hasn’t been that drastic.
 X was undefeated until very recently when she faced the most
crushing loss of her career, but her style has been praised very
much for getting her record victories in matches.
 X is one of the most mainstream stars of her field and is widely
acclaimed for bringing about a revolutionary change by helping to
shatter the illusions of her field of interest being essentially anti-
woman.
 X has also made appearances in films and is no doubt one of the
toughest and the rowdiest females on earth.
 Id X.