The document appears to be the transcript of a trivia game show or competition. It contains 5 rounds of questions on various topics with clues provided in rhyming passages. The topics include word identification games, movies, music, brands, and cannabis. Participants are instructed to write their answers and points are awarded for correct responses. Musical breaks are taken between rounds.

1. Hype building
slide

2. On behalf of
the dopers, the
smokers

3. And the zeest

4. *pause for
singalong*

7. But first, credit
where credit’s
due

8. Congratulations
Aussies for winning their 6th world cup

9. And now, we
proceed

14. It may be hard to focus
But let us have no hocus pocus
Test your mind, your self and be proud
Simply put, No googling allowed

15. As we keep rollin, rollin, rollin
Much like the ineffectual Indian bowlin’
Your answers may be great, there is no doubt
But if they don’t match mine, you don’t have a
shout

16. And lastly
Your papers with me, your pencils put down
Hand in your answers before the final
countdown

17. A word, before we begin
The puns may have you complainin’
But when you have fun, it will hit the spot
At the end of it, you will drop it like it’s hot

18. With the weed puns out of the
way
Let us begin, without any further delay
(I’m done rhyming, I promise)

21. Raond 1
Frank Castle
Points to remember
• Circle any one answer to get double
points if right
• Make some noise if you want a clue

22. Question 1
• ID the blanked-out
name

23. Question 2
• This was made
when we were all
living in this lovely
wonderland. Still is
true though, finals
performance
notwithstanding

24. Question 3
• Once upon a time,
we were told that
we’d all have happy
endings (not those,
you pervs)
• What fairy tale is
this??
The Brown
Now streaming

25. Question 4
• Two brand names
are blocked out in
this catastrophic
tech failure
• Please identify the
specific products
from these two
internet companies

26. Question 5
• Apparently
considered the only
way to drink this
alcoholic beverage,
but hey, you do
you.
• While you live and
let live, ID the
blanked out word

27. Answers to come in before the clock ends

28. Raond 1
Frank Castle
The answers

29. Question 1
• ID the blanked-out
name

30. Question 1
• ID the blanked-out
name

31. Question 2
• This was made
when we were all
living in this lovely
wonderland. Still is
true though, finals
performance
notwithstanding

32. Question 2
• This was made
when we were all
living in this lovely
wonderland. Still is
true though, finals
performance
notwithstanding

33. Question 3
• Once upon a time,
we were told that
we’d all have happy
endings (not those,
you pervs)
• What fairy tale is
this??
The Brown
Now streaming

34. Question 3
• Once upon a time,
we were told that
we’d all have happy
endings (not those,
you pervs)
• What fairy tale is
this??
The Brown
Now streaming

35. Question 4
• Two brand names
are blocked out in
this catastrophic
tech failure
• Please identify the
specific products
from these two
internet companies

36. Question 4
• Any complaints
about this not being
a red panda will not
be entertained
• Audience will
continue to be
entertained by
renewed arguments

37. Question 5
• Apparently
considered the only
way to drink this
alcoholic beverage,
but hey, you do
you.
• While you live and
let live, ID the
blanked out word

38. Question 5
• How indeed?
• On that note,
Deepak sir, one
drink please

39. bonus
For the new
tables
ID the blanked out
words

40. bonus
For the new
tables
ID the blanked out
words

41. On that note

42. Raond 2
Heh…bruh, check
this out
Points to remember
• Think like a stoner. Be easily amused
• Focus on just one thing: circling an
answer to get one extra point
• Just chill. Answer will come to you

43. Question 1
Steve Buscemi
opened his speech
at the SAG AFTRA
strike with a pun on
a famous dialogue.
What is blanked
out?

44. Question 2
A popular meme says
that this
gentleman
has the call sign
“Obi-Two”
Who is his
Brother?

45. Question 3
What in god’s
name are they
talking about?

46. Question 4
A question with
no letters?
How will you solve
this?
Count, friends. Count.

47. Question 5
Seemingly random,
but connected to
entertainment
Make the
connection
Will Smith – 74
Jamie Lee Curtis -
3110

48. Answers to come in before the clock ends

49. Raond 2
Heh…bruh, check
this out
ANSWERS

50. Question 1
Steve Buscemi
opened his speech
at the SAG AFTRA
strike with a pun on
a famous dialogue.
What is blanked
out?

51. Question 1
Steve Buscemi
opened his speech
at the SAG AFTRA
strike with a pun on
a famous dialogue.
What is blanked
out?

52. Question 2
A popular meme says
that this
gentleman
has the call sign
“Obi-Two”
Who is his
Brother?

53. Question 2
A popular meme says
that this
gentleman
has the call sign
“Obi-Two”
Who is his
Brother?

54. Question 2
This gentleman
has the call sign
“Obi-Two”
Who is his
Brother?

55. Question 3
What in god’s
name are they
talking about?

56. Question 3
What in god’s
name are they
talking about?

57. Question 4
A question with
no letters?
How will you solve
this?
Count, friends. Count.

58. Question 4

59. Question 5
Seemingly random,
but connected to
entertainment
Make the
connection
Will Smith – 74
Jamie Lee Curtis -
3110

60. Question 5

61. Question 5

62. bonus
Once again, for
the new tables
Don’t trust this person.

63. bonus
Once again, for
the new tables
They always

64. We shall
tabulate the
scores and do
other such
official things
now
Take a break

65. Musical break

66. Welcome
back
If confident of
performance so far
Feel free to order
more drinks at the
bar

67. Raond 3
STONEREBUS
Points to remember
• It’s actually quite simple when you
look at it
• Follow the clues given in the question

68. Example
• Think of the band of
most of our youth (or
infancy or middle
age, depending on
which table you sit at)

69. Example
• Think of the band of
most of our youth (or
infancy or middle
age, depending on
which table you sit at)

70. Question 1
Closely related to example
Solve for song

71. Question 2
Solve for a family
band from the late
90s early 00’s

72. Question 3
Iconic dialogue from a
movie/book franchise
(although not in the book IIRC,
just in the movie)

73. Question 4
• This example should
make you think of a
famous 90s boy band
(the other one)
• Think vernacular and
count

74. Question 5
ID a band

75. Answers to come in before the clock ends

76. Raond 3
STONEREBUS
answers

77. Question 1
Closely related to example
Solve for song

78. Question 1
Closely related to example
Solve for song

79. Question 2
Solve for a family
band from the late
90s early 00’s

80. Question 2
Solve for a family
band from the late
90s early 00’s

81. Question 3
Iconic dialogue from a
movie/book franchise
(although not in the book IIRC,
just in the movie)

82. Question 3
Iconic dialogue from a
movie/book franchise
(although not in the book IIRC,
just in the movie)

83. Question 4
• This example should
make you think of a
famous 90s boy band
(the other one)
• Think vernacular and
count

84. Question 4
• This example should
make you think of a
famous 90s boy band
(the other one)
• Think vernacular and
count

85. Question 5
ID a band

86. Question 5
ID a band

87. bonus
For everybody!

88. bonus
For everybody!

89. Raond 4
Logo ka kaam
hai kehna Points to remember
• Just circle when you feel confident
about something. Just. Do. It.

90. Question 1
Recently in the news
because of something that
made everyone gasp.
Who is the celeb
associated with this brand
and what was the gasp
worthy announcement?

91. Question 2
A formal complaint reads,
“this logo looks aggressive,
borderline pornographic and
resembles a bare woman.”
Which brand was forced to
“rebrand” because of this
complaint?

92. Question 3
An initiative that takes its
name from the
sportsperson behind it.
ID the person whose
initiative this is

93. Question 4
One is a company from the UK,
having the longest running
sponsorship at Wimbledon for
tennis balls.
The other, more local, has been
known to outfit our sportspersons
and provide access to quality
sports wear at an affordable price.
ID both

94. Question 5
A team in blue actually
being successful and
having beaten a team in
yellow a few times in
finals? Could it be?
It be!!

95. Answers to come in before the clock ends

96. Raond 4
Logo ka kaam
hai kehna Points to remember
• Just circle when you feel confident
about something. Just. Do. It.

97. Question 1
Recently in the news
because of something that
made everyone gasp.
Who is the celeb
associated with this brand
and what was the gasp
worthy announcement?

98. Question 1

99. Question 2
A formal complaint reads,
“this logo looks aggressive,
borderline pornographic and
resembles a bare woman.”
Which brand was forced to
“rebrand” because of this
complaint?

100. Question 2
A formal complaint reads,
“this logo looks aggressive,
borderline pornographic and
resembles a bare woman.”
Which brand was forced to
“rebrand” because of this
complaint?

101. Question 3
An initiative that takes its
name from the
sportsperson behind it.
ID the person whose
initiative this is

102. Question 3
An initiative that takes its
name from the
sportsperson behind it.
ID the person whose
initiative this is

103. Question 4
One is a company from the UK,
having the longest running
sponsorship at Wimbledon for
tennis balls.
The other, more local, has been
known to outfit our sportspersons
and provide access to quality
sports wear at an affordable price.
ID both

104. Question 4

105. Question 5
A team in blue actually
being successful and
having beaten a team in
yellow a few times in
finals? Could it be?
It be!!

106. Question 5
A team in blue actually
being successful and
having beaten a team in
yellow a few times in
finals? Could it be?
It be!!

107. Bonus
Who is one of the
surprising
sponsors of this
team?

108. Bonus

109. We shall
tabulate the
scores and do
other such
official things
now
Take a break

110. Musical break

111. Welcome
back
Keep your math
handy, and don’t
count on me to
keep track

112. Raond 5
Puff, poof or pass
(Alternatively, Hit some
bong) Points to remember
• +1 for right answer, -1 for wrong
answer
• If you are not confident about your
result, leave it blank. There will be no
negatives, only judgement

113. Before
We
begin
Please write
complete
answers, not
just 1), 2) or 3)

114. Question 1
According to legal minds everywhere, what percentage of THC
must a cannabis plant contain to be considered marijuana and
not hemp?
• 0.5%
• 0.10%
• 0.3%

115. Question 2
Which was the first country to legalise the consumption of
Marijuana?
• Brazil
• Uruguay
• Thailand

116. Question 3
The two most popular brands for smoking papers are Rizla and
OCB. Although no longer manufactured there, what country did
they both originate from?
• The Netherlands
• France
• Spain

117. Question 4
In which country did the Rastafarian movement begin?
• Guyana
• Ethiopia
• Jamaica

118. Question 5 – And now for something
completely different
According to the internet and BYJUs, which is the second most
spoken language in India
• Malayalam
• Bengali
• Tamizh

119. Raond 5
Puff, poof or pass
(Alternatively, Hit some
bong) answers

120. Question 1
According to legal minds everywhere, what percentage of THC
must a cannabis plant contain to be considered marijuana and
not hemp?
• 0.5%
• 0.10%
• 0.3%

121. Question 1
According to legal minds everywhere, what percentage of THC
must a cannabis plant contain to be considered marijuana and
not hemp?
• 0.5%
• 0.10%
• 0.3%

122. Question 2
Which was the first country to legalise the consumption of
Marijuana?
• Brazil
• Uruguay
• Thailand

123. Question 2
Which was the first country to legalise the consumption of
Marijuana?
• Brazil
• Uruguay
• Thailand

124. Question 3
The two most popular brands for smoking papers are Rizla and
OCB. Although no longer manufactured there, what country did
they both originate from?
• The Netherlands
• France
• Spain

125. Question 3
The two most popular brands for smoking papers are Rizla and
OCB. Although no longer manufactured there, what country did
they both originate from?
• The Netherlands
• France
• Spain

126. Question 4
In which country did the Rastafarian movement begin?
• Guyana
• Ethiopia
• Jamaica

127. Question 4
In which country did the Rastafarian movement begin?
• Guyana
• Ethiopia
• Jamaica

128. Question 5 – And now for something
completely different
According to the internet and BYJUs, which is the second most
spoken language in India
• Malayalam
• Bengali
• Tamizh

129. Question 5 – And now for something
completely different
According to the internet and BYJUs, which is the second most
spoken language in India
• Malayalam
• Bengali
• Tamizh

130. Quick score
tally
Mother promise,
very quick score
tally

131. Musical break

132. Raond 6
Last Drags
Points to remember
• 3 questions
• No particular theme. Questions will
provide context
• No clues nor fucks given
• 3 points per answer

133. Before
We
begin
Last chance to
order dem
draanks under
the free daaru
scheme

134. Question 1
In the beginning God created the heavens and
the earth. 2 Now the earth was formless and
empty, darkness was over the surface of the
deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over
the waters.
3 And God said, “Let there be light,” and there
was light. 4 God saw that the light was
good, and he separated the light from the
darkness. 5 God called the light “day,” and the
darkness he called “night.” And there was
evening, and there was morning—the first day.
Seems random but is from the world of
entertainment. ID each and the connect

135. Question 2
ID the final names
of the movies that
hit our screens

136. Question 3
ID each and connect to a
brand

137. Raond 6
Last Drags
answers

138. Question 1
In the beginning God created the heavens and
the earth. 2 Now the earth was formless and
empty, darkness was over the surface of the
deep, and the Spirit of God was hovering over
the waters.
3 And God said, “Let there be light,” and there
was light. 4 God saw that the light was
good, and he separated the light from the
darkness. 5 God called the light “day,” and the
darkness he called “night.” And there was
evening, and there was morning—the first day.
Seems random but is from the world of
entertainment

139. Question 1

140. Question 1

141. Question 2
ID the final names
of the movies that
hit our screens

142. Question 2
ID the final names
of the movies that
hit our screens

143. Question 3

144. Question 3

145. Question 3

146. Give us a minute
to calculate the
scores
Remember to join
the whatsapp
group if you want
to stay updated
with the quizzes
(and if you want to
host one)

147. Thank you for
gracing the quiz
with your
presence
If you liked it, my
name is Vishnu
rao
Please rate 5
stars if you like

148. Thank you for
gracing the quiz
with your
presence
Good night and
join us next
week
We will sing hbd
to srk ii

149. TIEBREAKER
Best out of 4

150. ID the country and
the mode of
transport

151. The best joke
Disney has ever
made. What’s the
blanked out part

152. Ambitious
crossover. What is
the blanked out
word?

153. These
commemorative
stamps cost 68p.
Why?

154. Super super over
ID as many as you
can before time
runs out

156. 1 - Happy Dent
2 - Asian Paints
3 - Vodafone Zoo Zoo
4 - Maruti Suzuki
5 - Vicks
6 - Bournvita
7 - Surf (Lalita Ji)
8 - ECE Bulbs
9 - Fevicol
10 - Colgate
11 - Dhara
12 - Humara Bajaj
13 - Cadbury Dairy Milk
14 - Palmolive ( Kapil Dev)
15 - Gillette
16 - Whisper
17 - Coca Cola
18 - Liril
19 - VIP Frenchie
20 - MRF Zigma
21 - Hutch
22 - Fevikwik
23 - Lifebuoy
24 - Nike
25 - Brooke Bon Taj Mahal Tea
26 - Nirma
27 - Lijjat Papad
28 - Onida TV
29 - Surf Excel
30 - Idea Cellular
31 - Airtel Internet
32 - Britannia Glucon D
33 - Pepsi
34 - Cadbury 5 star
35 - Pepsi (Dhoni)
36 - Google
37 - Ariel
38 - Balbir Pasha Ko AIDS Hoga Kya?
39 - Amul
40 - Madhya Pradesh Tourism

157. Whew…finally
done
ID as many as you
can