2. A
• A is a Singer of Indian origin based in London. He
made his playback singing debut in Rakeysh
Omprakash Mehra's Delhi-6 under A.R. Rahman.
• Since then he has gone on to sing Te Amo for the film
Dum Maaro Dum, I Love You for the film Bodyguard
and featured on Suno Aisha from the film Aisha. His
father was late Bengali singer Shankar Ganguly.
• A also featured on Lady Gaga's official single for Bad
Romance on a remix of Just Dance, which was used in
the remix album and the Asian release of the album.
• Id A.
4. B
B was born as Edward
Michael on 7th June 1974. On
17 May 2009, The Scout
Association announced B as
the Chief Scout. He is the
tenth person to hold the
position and the youngest
Chief Scout since the role
was created for Robert
Baden-Powell in 1920. He
has his own clothing range
produced by British
manufacturer Craghoppers.
6. C
The C was founded by Oscar and Evelyn
Overton. Evelyn first decided to open a
business after making a C for her husband's
employer in 1949. Evelyn opened a small C
shop in Detroit, Michigan, in the late 1950s, but
later gave it up in order to raise her children. In
1972 the Overtons moved to the Woodland
Hills area of Los Angeles where they opened a
wholesale bakery in which they produced C and
a variety of other desserts for local restaurants.
In vogue because of a certain telly character.
8. D
In 1932 Bradman and the Australian team
were touring North America and he made
the news after being dismissed for a duck
against New York West Indians. X was in
the process of creating a "friend" for Y
when he read about Bradman's dismissal
in the papers and decided to name the
new character D.
10. E
In pursuit of what
did Francisco
Orellana and Gonzalo
Pizarro depart
from Quito in 1541 in an
expedition towards
the Amazon Basin, as a
result of which Orellana
became the first person
known to have navigated
the Amazon River along
substantially its entire
length.
12. F
• The book F looks at a futuristic American
society where books are banned. It is
named F after the temperature at which
paper catches fire. The book burnings
during the Nazi regime is said to have
inspired the author into writing this book.
• Id the book.
14. G
• What am I talking about?
• House Baratheon - Ours is the Fury
• House Greyjoy - We Do Not Sow
• House Lannister - Hear Me Roar!
• House Stark - Winter is Coming
• House Tully - Family, Duty, Honor
• House Piper - Brave and Beautiful
18. I
“I" is a Western transliteration of the Sanskrit
word “Y" meaning "body of water.“
The term has been in use in Greek since
Plutarchus (1st century AD). The term
appears in Old English in the 9th century,
and again in Modern English since the
17th century.
20. J
• The earliest use of the word J in print was in
the Chicago Tribune in 1909. (The earliest
citation in the Oxford English Dictionary is from
1917.) The term's dissemination was due in part
to a deliberate effort by promoters of
automobiles, such as local auto clubs and
dealers, to redefine streets as places where
pedestrians do not belong.
• No historical evidence supports an alternative
folk etymology by which the word is traced to the
letter "J" (characterizing the route a J might
follow).
22. K
• According to his official biographers, his
birth in Baekdu Mountain was prophesied
by a swallow and heralded with a double
rainbow and a new star in the heavens.
• At university it was claimed in his
biography that he wrote no fewer than
1,500 books in three years
• K also apparently composed six operas
and enjoyed staging musicals.
24. L
• The L Group is a family-owned company based
in Billund, Denmark, and best known for the
manufacture of L brand toys.
• The company was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk
Christiansen. The word L is derived
from Danish words, meaning "play well." The
word "l" can also be interpreted to mean "I
gather together" in Latin, and "I connect"
in Italian.
26. M
• FITB
• 1 Otis Davis 28 United States
• 2 Carl Kaufmann 24 Germany
• 3 Malcolm Spence 22 South Africa
• 4 M
• 5 Manfred Kinder 22 Germany
• 6 Earl Young 19 United States
28. N
One popular belief is that N were originally
a short Southeast Asian flail used to
thresh rice or soybeans (that is, separate
the grain from the husk). This gave rise to
the theory that N were originally
developed from an Okinawan horse bit
(muge), or that N were adapted from a
wooden clapper called hyoshiki carried by
the village night watch to make noise and
alert people. Id N.
32. P
• The P Award is an award
for libertarian science
fiction novels given annually by
the Libertarian Futurist Society,
which also publishes a
quarterly journal P. L. Neil
Smith established the award in
1979, but it was not awarded
regularly until the newly
founded Libertarian Futurist
Society revived it in 1982.
34. Q
Q ruled for four years from 1206 to 1210
until he had a fatal accident while
playing chaugan (polo) in Lahore. His
horse fell and he was impaled on the
pommel of his saddle.
• He is also remembered aslakhbaksh or
giver of lakhs, because of his generosity.
36. R
• R died on 23 November
1990, at the age of 74 of a
blood
disease, myelodysplastic
syndrome, in Oxford
• According to his
granddaughter, the family
gave him a "sort of Viking
funeral". He was buried
with his snooker cues,
some very
good burgundy,
chocolates, HB
pencils and a power saw.
38. S
S (estd.1965) is run by Doctors Associates
Inc. The holding company derives its
name from Fred DeLuca's goal to earn
enough from the business to pay tuition
for medical school, as well as Peter Buck's
having a doctorate in physics. Doctor's
Associates is not affiliated with, nor
endorsed by, any medical organization. In
1968, the name S was adopted. What is
S?
40. T
O2 has introduced the
item T as part of its new
"Fit for 4G" ad
campaign, a Time report
from Thursday said. O2
will be rolling out a new,
speedier 4G network
soon, and wants to be
sure customers are in
shape to take full
advantage of the faster
speed. Name T.
42. U
• Zeus (the king of the gods) is attracted to
a young woman named Callisto, a nymph
of Artemis. Hera, Zeus' jealous wife,
transforms the beautiful Callisto into a
bear. Callisto, while in bear form, later
encounters her son Arcas. Arcas almost
shoots the bear, but to avert the tragedy,
Zeus turns them both into bears.
• This is the myth associated with what?
44. V
Post World War II Italy, in light of its agreement to
cessation of war activities with the Allies, had its aircraft
industry severely restricted in both capability and
capacity.
Piaggio emerged from the conflict with its Pontedera
fighter plane plant demolished by bombing. Italy's
crippled economy and the disastrous state of the roads
did not assist in the re-development of the automobile
markets. Enrico Piaggio, the son of Piaggio's founder
Rinaldo Piaggio, decided to leave the aeronautical field
in order to address Italy's urgent need for a modern and
affordable mode of transportation for the masses. V
resulted.
46. W
• W is generally sold either as a
root which is very finely grated
before use, as dried powder in
large quantities, or as a ready-to-
use paste in tubes similar to
travel toothpaste tubes. In some
restaurants, the paste is
prepared when the customer
orders, and is made using a
grater to grate the root; once the
paste is prepared, it loses flavour
in 15 minutes if left
uncovered. In sushi preparation,
sushi chefs usually put the W
between the fish and the rice
because covering W until served
preserves its flavor.
50. Y
• The name Y means 'Jew' in Hebrew. In
an interview republished in October
2004, he recounted to New
Internationalist magazine the story of his
name:
– Obliged to find an apartment of their own,
my parents searched the neighbourhood
and chose one within walking distance of
the park. Showing them out after they
had viewed it, the landlady said: "And
you'll be glad to know I don't take Jews."
Her mistake made clear to her, the anti-
Semitic landlady was renounced, and
another apartment found. But her blunder
left its mark. Back on the street my
mother made a vow. Her unborn baby
would have a label proclaiming his race
to the world. He would be called "The
Jew."
