4. 2.
X was a son of King Aeolus and Enarete. As a
punishment from the gods for an act of trickery, X was
made to roll a huge boulder up a steep hill. Before he
could reach the top, however, the massive stone would
always roll back down, forcing him to begin again.
The maddening nature of the punishment made all X’s
efforts useless and caused him unending frustration.
A variant of X’s name is used as an adjective to
describe the type of tasks mentioned above. Identify.
8. 4.
According to popular belief, the original formulation for X was
identified by Ashwin Kumar twins for a sage to help him regain his
youthfulness.
The first historically documented formula for X is found in the 2000
year old Charak Samhita, the ancient Ayurvedic treatise written by sage
Charak.
Prepared with an amalgam of herbs and plant extracts, X’s benefits
include maintaining the body's youthfulness, vigor and vitality. Its
antioxidant properties neutralise free radicals that cause cell decay and
aging. This helps protects the body from common diseases and delays
the process of aging.
What is X?
10. 5.
In 1957, these two men
formed their own
animation studio, named
after their surnames and
were responsible for many
succesful programs. Their
most famous creation
however to date continues
to be X.
Identify these two and X.
16. 8.
The T.V. show ‘The Simpsons’ is well known for its
parodies. Here is a clever wordplay which denotes a
very famous book. This book was in turn made into a
movie. Which movie?
18. 9.
Only three three sets of letters on the standard
typewriter and computer keyboards are found in
alphabetical order when read from left to right.
One set is O-P. Which are the other two?
20. 10.
This is a picture of a French
mathematician & physicist
who is best known for
initiating _________ and
their applications to
problems of heat transfer &
vibrations.
He is also generally credited
with the discovery of the
greenhouse effect.
Who is he?
22. 11.
This is a French Revolution
era painting by an artist
called Eugène Delacroix
that personifies Liberty.
In 2008, a popular rock
band used this image for
their album’s cover. It went
on to win a Grammy for
“Best Rock Album” in 2009
Grammy Awards.
Which album?
