Questions for the Quizadry finals-clockwise round

1. Clockwise Round

2. Rules
• Infinite Pounce and bounce
• +10/-5 on pounce
• +10/0 on bounce
• If no team is able to answer, question passes
to audience
• Audience can try and crack the questions on
pounce

3. Q1)
• The guys have mentioned how the bands moniker is actually
an anagram made from the letters of different words. Running
the band name through an online anagram generator turns up
more than 107,000 different combinations of words that can
be gleaned from them, including “Adorning Images,” “A
Roaming Design” and the especially catchy “Radioman Egg
Sin.”
• “But some of my favorites are ‘A Gemini So Grand,’ maybe
because I have friends who are Geminis and I really like them.
‘Roman’s Big Angie’ was a good one.”
Which band?

5. Imagine Dragons

6. Everyone in the United States is
given an ‘edible education’ sheet
after the purchase of a particular set
of products.
Which products?
PICTURE ON NEXT SLIDE
Q2)

9. Foods with mari

10. X is also known as Cyclonite, Hexogen (particularly in Russian,
German and German-influenced languages)and T4 and
chemically as cyclo-trimethylene-trinitramine.
• X was developed at the Royal ______, in Woolich, a small
suburb in north London. X was developed as a
countermeasure to german U-boats during WW2, as Britain
wanted an explosive that was stronger than TNT
• Members of the Royal _______ formed a football club, and
joined the professional football league as Woolich
_______. Later, in 1913, they changed their name to its
present name _______ F.C.
_______F.C have a very rich history in English professional
football, having won 13 First Division and Premier League
titles as well as a joint record of 13 F.A Cup titles.
X? FITB

12. X-RDX

14. It is the national game of Bangladesh
where it is known as Hadudu. It is
the state game of Tamil Nadu where
it is said to be founded as Sadugudu.
It is played by the British Army for
fun, to keep fit and as an enticement
to recruit soldiers from the British
Asian community.
Which Sport?
Q4)

16. Kabaddi

18. Q5)
• In the recently concluded G20 summit in
Brisbane, Putin was the first leader of a state to
leave the summit. Although the event ended
on Sunday evening, Putin left the city a few
hours earlier.
• Dismissing media reports that he left because
of the West's stance on Ukraine and their
pressure on Russia over the issue, what reason
did the Russian President give for his early
departure, something that would be in short
supply for us over the coming days?

20. He wanted to sleep

22. Q6)
• Use of Y in warfare (as all other chemical
weapons) is prohibited by various
international treaties that most states have
signed.
• Police and private self-defense use is not
banned in the same manner. Armed forces can
legally use it for drills (practicing with gas
masks) and for riot control
• What is Y?

24. Tear Gas

26. Q7)
• Which company will launch its first original TV
series "Children Of The Machine“ to air in fall
2015 as a free, ad-supported download on its
network, with options for fans to buy it ad-free?
• It claims to have more than 170 million monthly
active users on its network, with 40 million of
them using it every day. Its pitch to creators of all
stripes, from musicians to TV producers, is that it
can put their work in front of that large audience,
and help them make money from it.

28. • BitTorrent

30. Q8)
• KKK Wednesdays was the title of a recent promotional
event, to be held in one of ______ _____( a very
popular coffee house and doughnut chain) stores in
Hull, England.
• KKK was supposed to stand for ______ _____ Klub, not
the Klu Klux Klan, a white supremacist hate group.
• After gaining much attention on social media all the
promotions(promotional poster on next slide) were
pulled down, but only after online readers pointed out
the double meaning the name.
• The chain made its official entry into India in 2013,
opening a store in Bengaluru, and currently has 4
stores in the city.
• Identify the chain. Or FITB (PICTURE ON NEXT SLIDE)

34. • The first nomination was in 1937, the winner was Robert Cecil
• The second nomination was in 1938, and the winner was
Nansen International Office for Refugees.
• The third nomination was in 1939, and there was no winner
• The fourth nomination came in 1947, and was jointly won by
Friends Service Council (The Quakers) and American Friends
Service Committee (The Quakers).
• The fifth and final nomination came in 1948.
• On November 18 that year, the committee made an
announcement that it found ‘no living candidate’ suitable for
the award
• Who/What received these nomination? For which award?
Q9)

36. All the times that M K Gandhi was
Nobel Peace Prize

38. Q10)
• Lamborghini has had a very rich history in manufacturing
high performance luxury sports cars.
• Famous models to come out of the Lamborghini stable
include the Miura(1966-1972), the Murciélago(2001-2010),
the Gallardo(2003-2013), the Aventador(2011-present) and
now the Huracán.
• Of all the models of Lamborghini cars, there is something
very ‘special’ about the Lamborghini Countach(1972-1990)
and the limited edition Sesto Elemento(2012)
• What sets these two models apart from the rest of the
Lamborghini’s sports cars? (PICTURES ON NEXT 2 SLIDES)

39. Lamborghini
Countach

40. Sesto elemento

42. Only Lamborghini sports car not
named after bulls
Countach- an exclamation of
astonishment in local italian
Sesta Elementa - named after the sixth
element(carbon)