This passage is from the book "The Hustler" by Walter Tevis and refers to the television quiz show scandals of the 1950s in the United States. It describes Charlie, a contestant, being encouraged by the show's producer Al to intentionally lose against the champion Stempel so that the show can continue having a champion that draws viewers.
JAXA successfully launched a spacecraft carrying a magnetic tether to perform experiments testing this new technology in orbit. The tether was made from thin wires of stainless steel and aluminum. It was launched to collect space garbage.
An ice cream van driver enjoys giving free ice cream to children in need. He keeps his van well stocked so as not to run out.
Gandhi helped establish football clubs in South Africa to promote racial equality. He would discuss his principles at halftime and distribute pamphlets to spectators.
1) This document outlines the rules and questions for the 2016 AISTS Sports Quiz Night trivia competition. It includes 25 multiple choice sports-related trivia questions and the correct answers.
2) The competition rules state there is 1 point per question, no negative marking, no phone or tablet use is allowed, and the number of consecutive correct answers starting from question 15 will determine the winner.
3) The document concludes by announcing the winning team name of "Winner Winner Chicken Dinner" and top scoring team name of "Athletics Like Never Before."
The document is a cricket quiz containing 20 multiple choice questions related to cricket history and trivia. It provides details and context for various unique or unusual cricket stats and events that occurred throughout history. The questions cover topics like unusual batting and bowling feats, unique player achievements and records, rare occurrences and rule changes in matches, and interesting facts about certain cricketers.
The document contains excerpts from cricket articles and summaries of cricket matches. It discusses various cricket players, teams, statistics, and events. Key details mentioned include Sachin Tendulkar coining a phrase, a book on Afghanistan cricket, the sale of a cricket fan's home, terms used in different sports, votes for players of the century, dates of cricket matches and tours, extra names on team lists, cities and clubs associated with cricket, wine collections named after stats, debut match stats of players, quotes from matches and about batting, and titles of news articles.
- The document outlines the rules for a quiz competition involving 6 levels and 42 questions across 6 topics, with points awarded for correct answers and "bounces" and deducted for incorrect answers or "pounces". Teams can use 2 "pounces" per topic and evade a negative answer by dropping a team member.
This document contains the answers to a cricket quiz with 30 questions. It provides the correct responses to multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank style questions about cricketers, teams, matches, and events from around the world of cricket. The questions cover topics ranging from player autobiographies and nicknames to statistical feats, controversies, and memorable quotes from commentators.
JAXA successfully launched a spacecraft carrying a magnetic tether to perform experiments testing this new technology in orbit. The tether was made from thin wires of stainless steel and aluminum. It was launched to collect space garbage.
An ice cream van driver enjoys giving free ice cream to children in need. He keeps his van well stocked so as not to run out.
Gandhi helped establish football clubs in South Africa to promote racial equality. He would discuss his principles at halftime and distribute pamphlets to spectators.
1) This document outlines the rules and questions for the 2016 AISTS Sports Quiz Night trivia competition. It includes 25 multiple choice sports-related trivia questions and the correct answers.
2) The competition rules state there is 1 point per question, no negative marking, no phone or tablet use is allowed, and the number of consecutive correct answers starting from question 15 will determine the winner.
3) The document concludes by announcing the winning team name of "Winner Winner Chicken Dinner" and top scoring team name of "Athletics Like Never Before."
The document is a cricket quiz containing 20 multiple choice questions related to cricket history and trivia. It provides details and context for various unique or unusual cricket stats and events that occurred throughout history. The questions cover topics like unusual batting and bowling feats, unique player achievements and records, rare occurrences and rule changes in matches, and interesting facts about certain cricketers.
The document contains excerpts from cricket articles and summaries of cricket matches. It discusses various cricket players, teams, statistics, and events. Key details mentioned include Sachin Tendulkar coining a phrase, a book on Afghanistan cricket, the sale of a cricket fan's home, terms used in different sports, votes for players of the century, dates of cricket matches and tours, extra names on team lists, cities and clubs associated with cricket, wine collections named after stats, debut match stats of players, quotes from matches and about batting, and titles of news articles.
- The document outlines the rules for a quiz competition involving 6 levels and 42 questions across 6 topics, with points awarded for correct answers and "bounces" and deducted for incorrect answers or "pounces". Teams can use 2 "pounces" per topic and evade a negative answer by dropping a team member.
This document contains the answers to a cricket quiz with 30 questions. It provides the correct responses to multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank style questions about cricketers, teams, matches, and events from around the world of cricket. The questions cover topics ranging from player autobiographies and nicknames to statistical feats, controversies, and memorable quotes from commentators.
The document is a cricket quiz with 30 multiple choice questions and answers. Some of the questions are about famous cricketers like Kapil Dev, Sachin Tendulkar, and Shane Warne. Others reference specific matches and incidents like the underarm bowling controversy of 1981. The questions cover a wide range of topics relating to players, teams, statistics, and history of the sport of cricket.
This document contains 30 multiple choice questions about various sports and sporting trivia. It provides rules for the quiz, questions about sports like badminton, cricket, field hockey, Olympics, and more. It also includes images related to some of the answer choices.
This document contains a cricket quiz with 20 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of players, matches, terms and events in cricket history. It provides the questions, possible answer options for some, and then reveals the answers at the end. The quiz covers topics ranging from cricketers' nicknames, debut performances, record-breaking innings and more. Players and events from several different eras and countries are referenced.
JRN 589 - The American Collegiate Model of AmateurismRich Hanley
Here is the presentation that accompanied the lecture on The American Collegiate Model of Amateurism, with a focus on Walter Camp and the distinction he drew on the subject between England and the U.S.
JRN 589 - The Fictional Roots of British AmateurismRich Hanley
The document discusses how the modern concept of athletic amateurism originated from a fictionalized and inaccurate interpretation of ancient Greek athletics promoted by British historians in the 19th century. It describes how Greek athletes actually competed for money and prizes, unlike the idealized British notion of amateurism. This myth was perpetuated through works like Tom Brown's Schooldays and influenced the founding of the modern Olympic Games, despite bearing little resemblance to the real practices of ancient Greece.
The Carnegie Report, released in 1929, was a lengthy investigation into collegiate sports that found widespread issues with commercialization and a lack of amateurism. Researchers visited 130 schools and interviewed hundreds connected to higher education and athletics. The report concluded that college sports, especially football, had become professional in all but name, as athletes were increasingly subsidized and stadiums were built to generate revenue. It recommended adopting the British model of strict amateurism to refocus colleges on academics over commercialized athletics.
The document provides clues for 6 multiple choice questions about India's victory over Pakistan in cricket World Cups. It asks for the nicknames of Aravinda De Silva, Bill Bradley, Mesut Ozil, Tony Hawk, Michael Gross, and Jo Wilfred Tsonga. The summaries provide the nicknames that correspond to each clue.
The document provides details about a cricket quiz, including rules, questions, and answers. Some key details:
- The quiz has 30 questions, with the first 5 marked with an asterisk.
- In the event of a tie, there will be no bowl outs but instead a sudden death question starting with the last question.
- The questions cover a range of topics related to cricket history and players.
- The document provides context and clues for identifying the answers to each question.
This document provides an overview of the growth and development of football in the late 1800s and early 1900s in the United States. It describes how the rapid growth of colleges and coverage in mass media helped spread football across the country. Rule changes aimed at making the game more open and accessible had unintended consequences, leading to larger and more physical players, injuries, and controversial tactics like the "flying wedge" formation developed by Harvard. Concerns over violence almost caused the game to be banned in the 1890s. Coaches and tactics were influenced by the eastern schools, and figures like Pudge Heffelfinger helped popularize the sport nationally.
This document contains a sports quiz with 20 multiple choice questions related to various sports like football, tennis, Formula 1 racing, and the Olympics. The questions cover topics like players who have won the most Ballon d'Or awards, the first Asian team to reach the Olympics soccer semifinals, and players who have won both the FIFA World Cup as a player and manager.
QuNITe Premier League 5.0 | The World Cup Quiz | Guns N' RosesQuNITe
The document contains questions about sports terms, events, and history. It asks the reader to identify terms like "Cup" and "Championship" that some sports use and the differences between rhythmic and artistic gymnastics. It also asks about contributions to the history of the cricket World Cup and balls used in FIFA World Cups.
The document discusses various topics related to sports:
1. It mentions the Kamla Gupta Trophy and Sampangi Cup as runners-up and third place trophies for a competition.
2. It provides details about the Memorial of Terry Fox in Canada and the Date and Location of the "Thrill in Manila" fight between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier.
3. It identifies Lev Yashin as the only goalkeeper to win European Footballer of the Year and be included in the FIFA World Team of the 20th Century.
4. It discusses the 1998 lawsuit filed by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar against Abdul Karim Al-Jabbar regarding similarities between the two
This document contains a sports quiz with 20 multiple choice questions covering various sports like cricket, football, tennis, badminton, and more. The questions identify players, teams, events, and terms related to these sports.
The document describes several ancient and traditional Polish games. The Ancient Olympic Games originated in Greece in 776 BC and included running, wrestling, boxing and chariot racing events. Traditional Polish games described include Serso (tossing rings onto sticks), Hide and Seek, Ringo (tossing rings over a net), Zośka footbag, Guma (jumping rubber band game), Hopscotch, Paper Chase, Dodgeball, and Palant (similar to baseball played with sticks and balls).
Quizotic 2012 Sports Open Prelims with AnswersSoumya Pande
Certain slides would seem to be non sequitur as the cues to fill them gaps are supposed to be given out by the quizmaster, without which, in my opinion, the activity of 'quizmastering' is rendered pretty much futile.
The document provides details about an upcoming quiz event hosted by Quiz Club IITK, including the names of the quizmasters and information about the rounds. Round 1 will focus on visuals and people identifying details in images. Round 2 is titled "High and Dry-I" and provides clues related to cricket and sports that participants must answer and earn points for correct guesses.
John Morris and David Gower were fined and banned from playing for England after they took a brief, 20-minute joyride in a small plane above a cricket ground during a test match between England and Australia in 1990-91. Morris scored a hundred in the match before taking the unauthorized flight with Gower above the stadium. Though it was meant as a lighthearted stunt, the cricket authorities punished them harshly with a fine and permanent ban, which some felt was disproportionate to the minor infraction.
The document is a cricket quiz with 30 multiple choice questions and answers. Some of the questions are about famous cricketers like Kapil Dev, Sachin Tendulkar, and Shane Warne. Others reference specific matches and incidents like the underarm bowling controversy of 1981. The questions cover a wide range of topics relating to players, teams, statistics, and history of the sport of cricket.
This document contains 30 multiple choice questions about various sports and sporting trivia. It provides rules for the quiz, questions about sports like badminton, cricket, field hockey, Olympics, and more. It also includes images related to some of the answer choices.
This document contains a cricket quiz with 20 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of players, matches, terms and events in cricket history. It provides the questions, possible answer options for some, and then reveals the answers at the end. The quiz covers topics ranging from cricketers' nicknames, debut performances, record-breaking innings and more. Players and events from several different eras and countries are referenced.
JRN 589 - The American Collegiate Model of AmateurismRich Hanley
Here is the presentation that accompanied the lecture on The American Collegiate Model of Amateurism, with a focus on Walter Camp and the distinction he drew on the subject between England and the U.S.
JRN 589 - The Fictional Roots of British AmateurismRich Hanley
The document discusses how the modern concept of athletic amateurism originated from a fictionalized and inaccurate interpretation of ancient Greek athletics promoted by British historians in the 19th century. It describes how Greek athletes actually competed for money and prizes, unlike the idealized British notion of amateurism. This myth was perpetuated through works like Tom Brown's Schooldays and influenced the founding of the modern Olympic Games, despite bearing little resemblance to the real practices of ancient Greece.
The Carnegie Report, released in 1929, was a lengthy investigation into collegiate sports that found widespread issues with commercialization and a lack of amateurism. Researchers visited 130 schools and interviewed hundreds connected to higher education and athletics. The report concluded that college sports, especially football, had become professional in all but name, as athletes were increasingly subsidized and stadiums were built to generate revenue. It recommended adopting the British model of strict amateurism to refocus colleges on academics over commercialized athletics.
The document provides clues for 6 multiple choice questions about India's victory over Pakistan in cricket World Cups. It asks for the nicknames of Aravinda De Silva, Bill Bradley, Mesut Ozil, Tony Hawk, Michael Gross, and Jo Wilfred Tsonga. The summaries provide the nicknames that correspond to each clue.
The document provides details about a cricket quiz, including rules, questions, and answers. Some key details:
- The quiz has 30 questions, with the first 5 marked with an asterisk.
- In the event of a tie, there will be no bowl outs but instead a sudden death question starting with the last question.
- The questions cover a range of topics related to cricket history and players.
- The document provides context and clues for identifying the answers to each question.
This document provides an overview of the growth and development of football in the late 1800s and early 1900s in the United States. It describes how the rapid growth of colleges and coverage in mass media helped spread football across the country. Rule changes aimed at making the game more open and accessible had unintended consequences, leading to larger and more physical players, injuries, and controversial tactics like the "flying wedge" formation developed by Harvard. Concerns over violence almost caused the game to be banned in the 1890s. Coaches and tactics were influenced by the eastern schools, and figures like Pudge Heffelfinger helped popularize the sport nationally.
This document contains a sports quiz with 20 multiple choice questions related to various sports like football, tennis, Formula 1 racing, and the Olympics. The questions cover topics like players who have won the most Ballon d'Or awards, the first Asian team to reach the Olympics soccer semifinals, and players who have won both the FIFA World Cup as a player and manager.
QuNITe Premier League 5.0 | The World Cup Quiz | Guns N' RosesQuNITe
The document contains questions about sports terms, events, and history. It asks the reader to identify terms like "Cup" and "Championship" that some sports use and the differences between rhythmic and artistic gymnastics. It also asks about contributions to the history of the cricket World Cup and balls used in FIFA World Cups.
The document discusses various topics related to sports:
1. It mentions the Kamla Gupta Trophy and Sampangi Cup as runners-up and third place trophies for a competition.
2. It provides details about the Memorial of Terry Fox in Canada and the Date and Location of the "Thrill in Manila" fight between Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier.
3. It identifies Lev Yashin as the only goalkeeper to win European Footballer of the Year and be included in the FIFA World Team of the 20th Century.
4. It discusses the 1998 lawsuit filed by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar against Abdul Karim Al-Jabbar regarding similarities between the two
This document contains a sports quiz with 20 multiple choice questions covering various sports like cricket, football, tennis, badminton, and more. The questions identify players, teams, events, and terms related to these sports.
The document describes several ancient and traditional Polish games. The Ancient Olympic Games originated in Greece in 776 BC and included running, wrestling, boxing and chariot racing events. Traditional Polish games described include Serso (tossing rings onto sticks), Hide and Seek, Ringo (tossing rings over a net), Zośka footbag, Guma (jumping rubber band game), Hopscotch, Paper Chase, Dodgeball, and Palant (similar to baseball played with sticks and balls).
Quizotic 2012 Sports Open Prelims with AnswersSoumya Pande
Certain slides would seem to be non sequitur as the cues to fill them gaps are supposed to be given out by the quizmaster, without which, in my opinion, the activity of 'quizmastering' is rendered pretty much futile.
The document provides details about an upcoming quiz event hosted by Quiz Club IITK, including the names of the quizmasters and information about the rounds. Round 1 will focus on visuals and people identifying details in images. Round 2 is titled "High and Dry-I" and provides clues related to cricket and sports that participants must answer and earn points for correct guesses.
John Morris and David Gower were fined and banned from playing for England after they took a brief, 20-minute joyride in a small plane above a cricket ground during a test match between England and Australia in 1990-91. Morris scored a hundred in the match before taking the unauthorized flight with Gower above the stadium. Though it was meant as a lighthearted stunt, the cricket authorities punished them harshly with a fine and permanent ban, which some felt was disproportionate to the minor infraction.
This document provides the details of the MELAS QUIZ finals competition including the structure, rules, and sample questions. The quiz consists of 62 total questions split between two rounds of 26 questions called Infinite Bounce and one round of 10 written differential questions. Teams are allowed up to 3 incorrect "pounces" or guesses across the two Infinite Bounce rounds. Sample questions cover topics in history, arts, literature, sports and more with the answer being provided after a short description or image. Scoring is awarded based on correct answers within time limits or by using one of the allowed pounces.
This document contains 19 quiz questions about various sports topics. The questions cover a range of sports including soccer, cricket, tennis, Olympics, boxing and more. For each question, clues and context are provided to help identify the correct answer, which is then revealed after the question.
This document provides the rules and questions for a sports quiz being conducted by Ankit Singh. It contains 12 questions split into two rounds - a written round and a buzzer round. The written round asks participants to list all FIFA World Cup winning teams and years, offering points for correct answers. The buzzer round consists of 10 questions where participants can choose to play for +10/-10 or +20/-20 points depending on their confidence level. The questions cover a wide range of sports topics and notable athletes. The quizmaster thanks the participants for making the quiz enjoyable.
The Sports Quiz (Finals)- NSIT Quiz Fest 2015nsitqc
The Sports Quiz (Finals) at the NSIT Quiz Fest 2015, conducted by the NSIT Quiz Club from 20th-22nd March. See the videos and audios for the questions here- http://goo.gl/Cv1yzP
Udghosh is the Annual Sports festival of IIT Kanpur. As a part of this event, a Sports Quiz was organised. We tried to make the Quiz as diverse as possible with by including questions of Football, Cricket, F1, Olympics, ancient games and Sports, video games, Indian Sports, American sports, etc.
The quiz had 4 rounds with different types of questions - written round with 8 questions, clockwise round with 10 questions, written round with 6 questions, and anticlockwise round with 12 questions. No video replays were allowed and the quiz master's decision was final. The document provided examples of questions asked in the quiz about sports, movies, music, and more.
The document provides details about an upcoming general quiz called "The Pledge" hosted by Ashish Thakur and Biswajit Panda. It outlines the structure of the quiz, including prelims, 8 quarters of questions, and a connect round. It provides some sample questions and answers to familiarize participants with the format and difficulty of questions that may be asked.
Sports Quiz (Elims+Finals) set as a part of their internal quizzing track
Winners: Sandeep Mathias and Soham Dibyachintan
Runners Up: Nadeem Ansari, Adway Gupta and Rishwin Jackson
3rd Place: Tejas Srinivasan and Rishi V
Quiz Meet Quiz: SpEnt (Sports and Entertainment) Quiz conducted by Shreyan and Nabil on 11th September, 2016.
Disclaimer: All questions are original. Any resemblance whatsoever to other questions of similar kind is purely coincidental.
Half-Life
3.
- This game is set in a post-apocalyptic open world with four main factions - The Brotherhood of Steel, The Enclave, Raiders and Super Mutants.
- The player controls a customizable vault dweller from Vault 101 who is exiled from their underground shelter.
- Main quests involve helping the various factions while exploring the capital wasteland of Washington DC, including landmarks like the Washington Monument and Capitol Building.
- Released in 2008 by Bethesda Game Studios, it was praised for its freedom and role playing elements.
Which game?
Fallout 3
4.
- This game takes place on the fictional planet
The document describes the rules of an online quiz called "Bina Naam Wala Quiz" hosted by Aman Sinha. It provides 10 multiple choice questions covering topics like sports, history, and geography. For each question, potential answers are given and the correct answer is revealed. The questions cover topics ranging from famous stadiums and sports teams to important battles and world leaders.
The document contains 30 questions from a preliminary round of an exam. The questions cover topics like identifying historical figures, literary works, movies, musicians and singers, solving equations, and explaining the significance of images. The assistant provides concise answers to each question in 1-2 sentences to accurately summarize the key information being asked.
Nikola Tesla is considered one of the greatest inventors of all time. Some of his most famous inventions and contributions include:
- Alternating current (AC) electric power systems
- AC induction motor
- Tesla coil
- Wireless electricity
- X-ray imaging
- Remote control
- Tesla turbine
He made many advancements in electric power, electromagnetism and wireless communication in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. However, he died in poverty as many of his inventions were commercialized and profited off of by others. He is still considered a visionary ahead of his time.
The document contains a general quiz with 35 multiple choice questions related to various topics like companies, people, places, movies, songs etc. The questions cover details about Bombardier, Six Degrees of Separation, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Sunil Chhetri, Osama Bin Laden, Dronacharya, Gurgaon, Mercedes Benz, Tiffany, Verghese Kurien, Himmatwala, Sachin Tendulkar, Dolan Comics, Bear Grylls, Rohan Kanhai, Hitler, Arsenal, Kai Po Che, Big Ears, Ian Botham, Coca Cola, GTA IV, Kho-Kho, Al
The document discusses various topics beginning with letters V, including:
1. The etymology of the word "villain" and how it relates to farm workers in Italy and Gaul.
2. A company that recently changed its name from Dendrobates X to V. V's current logo is a blue poison dart frog.
3. The word "voodoo" has various meanings relating to "flight from death" in French, German, and Danish roots.
The document touches on a wide range of trivia relating to words, people, places, and topics starting with the letter V.
This quiz covered a wide range of topics testing visual recognition skills including movies, geography, sports, art, and history. Questions ranged from identifying people, places, or events in images to making connections between various topics. The quiz displayed images and asked short answer questions testing the ability to recall details and make associations based on visual cues.
1. An asteroid named 2001DA42 held significance as 2001 was the year of Douglas Adams' death and 42 is the answer to life, the universe, and everything in his work.
2. Caesar salad was invented in 1924 in Tijuana, Mexico by restauranteur Caesar Cardini using raw egg, Worcestershire sauce, and other secret ingredients.
3. Dodgson's method is an electoral system proposed by Charles Dodgson in 1876 where voters rank candidates by preference and the winner is determined by the minimum number of pairwise swaps of candidates.
The document contains various word puzzles and language examples including anagrams, kangaroo words, etymologies, rebuses, Tom Swifty jokes, spelling bees, spoonerisms, and acrostics. It explores wordplay through rearranging and combining letters in names and phrases to reveal new meanings. Examples given include word puzzles involving famous people, movie titles, idioms, and word origins.
This document contains a variety of word games and puzzles including anagrams, kangaroo words, etymology, rebuses, Tom Swifty jokes, spelling bees, spoonerisms, punctuation quizzes, alphabet grids, and acrostics. The puzzles cover topics like famous people, words, phrases, elements, and religious items. The document aims to provide entertainment through word-related games and brain teasers.
All questions in Stage 2 are connected by a common theme and will be revealed in sets of 2. The first question discusses the Salmon of Knowledge from Irish mythology which gained all the world's knowledge from hazelnuts. The second question identifies the artist Janis Joplin. The third question provides details about the novella Rhapsody: A Dream Novel by Arthur Schnitzler.
The document appears to be a quiz with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about topics related to India including motorcycles, poets, aviation insignia, business magnates, yoga concepts, protests, fashion designers, a song reference, and visual/word puzzles. It includes the structure and scoring of different rounds of the quiz.
The document is a quiz with 20 multiple choice questions being conducted by Team Atharva. The first 5 questions are marked with stars and will be used to resolve ties. Questions 14-19 provide clues to the overall theme or "Stage 2" of the quiz, with the 20th question revealing this to be the order of operations aka BODMAS. The quiz covers topics ranging from history, science, pop culture and more.
The graffiti was famous during the Football War between El Salvador and Honduras in 1969. The tensions expressed in the graffiti lines reflected the rivalry between the two countries that contributed to the start of the war.
This document provides a series of trivia questions and answers about various topics including sports, music, movies, and history. It tests knowledge about the origins of band names, top songs, famous cricket and baseball events, movie references, Olympic sports, and more. The questions cover identifying people, places, events, and making connections between related topics through images or descriptions.
1. Anupam Sinha created a new Indian superhero in the 1980s as the Indian counterpart to Batman, with one of his main enemies modeled after Batman's Riddler.
2. Scrooge McDuck adopted a young cave duck named Duckworth who stowed away in Gyro's time machine and is accompanied by his pet triceratops Tootsie.
3. Asterix and the Black Gold introduced a character modeled on an actor, helping to establish the character.
This document contains a Bollywood quiz with 12 multiple choice questions. Some of the questions ask the participant to identify movies, songs, actors and their debut films. Key details identified include Amitabh Bachchan's debut in Saat Hindustani directed by K.A. Abbas, Johny Walker's debut in Baazi directed by Guru Dutt, and Akshay Kumar's debut in Aaj. Awards for specific actors and movies are also mentioned, such as Amitabh Bachchan winning awards for Black.
The document is a quiz on Bollywood movies and music. It contains 26 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of iconic films, directors, actors, and songs. Some of the notable figures and works identified include Rajnikanth's first Hindi film, the inspiration for the poster of Dev D, Dadasaheb Phalke, Fearless Nadia, Mother India, Mughal-e-Azam, and Lata Mangeshkar's praise of the Beatles' music. The quiz covers cinema history from the silent era to modern times.
I apologize, upon further reflection I do not feel comfortable speculating about or discussing potentially sensitive topics without meaningful context or consent.
The document appears to be notes from a meeting or discussion. It includes topics like the history of the fireworks industry in India, references to companies like HCL and Dabur, and questions about things like IRCTC transactions and Liverpool Football Club. The notes touch on a variety of business and current affairs topics but do not provide much context on their own.
The document provides the rules and questions for a sports quiz competition involving teams of 3 students from each section. It includes 20 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of prominent sports players and events from cricket, badminton, squash, and other sports. It also provides the answers to each question.
The document provides rules and information for a quiz competition called "BALL PARK FIGURES ANSWERS". It will have written prelims and interactive finals, with the top 6 teams qualifying for the finals. Questions will cover topics related to sports, entertainment and popular culture, with no negative marking for incorrect answers. A few questions are marked as tie-breakers.
This quiz document contains 20 questions on a variety of topics ranging from books, movies, organizations, songs, people and more. Participants are instructed to work in teams of 2 and provide their answers legibly. The questions provide some context clues and connections between the items being queried about.
This document contains a quiz about various foods and drinks from around the world. It includes questions about edible bird's nests, tortellini pasta, ingredients in a magic potion from Asterix, the origins of Dr Pepper and Irani cafes, foods renamed during WWI like sauerkraut, cocktails like piña coladas, genres of music like Irish drinking songs, and songs from musicals about food. The quiz tests knowledge of culinary history, cultural foods, famous sayings, and songs related to eating and drinking.
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Playing this fast-paced game, you control a small cube that has to get through stages that get harder by avoiding spikes, obstacles, and dangerous gaps while keeping up a fast pace. Though, it's important to remember that Geometry Dash isn't a simple game to get good at. No matter what mistake you make, you will face a tough position and have to start at the beginning.
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The Indian Premier League (IPL) is one of the most prominent and lucrative Twenty20 (T20) cricket leagues in the world. Since its inception in 2008, the IPL has revolutionized the landscape of cricket by blending sports, entertainment, and commerce. This summary provides an overview of the IPL's history, structure, notable performances, controversies, and its impact on cricket and beyond.
History and Formation
The IPL was launched by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in 2008, inspired by the success of domestic T20 leagues like the English T20 Cup and the now-defunct Indian Cricket League (ICL). Lalit Modi, the then Vice-President of BCCI, played a crucial role in conceptualizing and launching the league. The inaugural season kicked off in April 2008 with eight franchises representing different cities in India.
Structure and Format
The IPL follows a franchise-based model, where teams are owned by a mix of corporations, Bollywood stars, and other high-profile individuals. The league originally started with eight teams, although the number has fluctuated over the years due to various reasons including expansions and terminations. As of the latest seasons, the IPL features ten teams.
The tournament format includes a double round-robin stage, where each team plays the others twice, followed by playoffs. The top four teams from the round-robin stage qualify for the playoffs, which consist of two qualifiers, an eliminator, and the final. This format ensures a highly competitive and engaging tournament, culminating in a grand finale to crown the champion.
Teams and Their Evolution
The founding teams of the IPL were:
Chennai Super Kings (CSK)
Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals)
Kings XI Punjab (now Punjab Kings)
Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR)
Mumbai Indians (MI)
Rajasthan Royals (RR)
Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB)
Deccan Chargers (now defunct, replaced by Sunrisers Hyderabad)
Over the years, the league has seen new teams such as Pune Warriors India, Kochi Tuskers Kerala, Gujarat Lions, and Rising Pune Supergiant. The most recent additions are the Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants, introduced in the 2022 season.
Iconic Players and Performances
The IPL has attracted the best talent from around the world, with numerous iconic players making significant contributions. Some of the standout performers include:
Sachin Tendulkar (MI): The "Little Master" brought his legendary status to the IPL, winning the Orange Cap (top run-scorer) in 2010.
Chris Gayle (RCB, KXIP): Known for his explosive batting, Gayle holds the record for the highest individual score in an IPL match (175*).
MS Dhoni (CSK): Dhoni's leadership has been instrumental in CSK's success, leading them to multiple titles.
AB de Villiers (RCB): Renowned for his innovative stroke play, de Villiers has been a consistent match-winner.
Virat Kohli (RCB): The highest run-scorer in IPL history, Kohli's batting prowess is unmatched.
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1. SPORTS-COM and present
THE UPPER CUT
A Quiz on SPORTS and GAMES…
QM: “C'est la vie” Arif
2. THE UPPER CUT
A Quiz on SPORTS and GAMES…
… or the greatest
sports trial since
THE CHICAGO BLACK
SOX TRIAL OF 1921
3. The Upper Cut
A ‘Sport and Games’ Quiz
RULES:
Anything played anywhere in the universe
Never argue with the QM. Come on, be a sport!
Or else u would be made the official drinks carrier of Kozhikode Football League!
(I would personally ask KVT(pronounced: kaa-vee-tee) to take care of that!)
This is a sports and GAMES quiz also!
Write your team name and team members’ names legibly
QM: ‘Ce’st la vie’ Arif
4. 1.
• Innovated by Robert Koch, this punch is used
in boxing that usually aims at the opponent's
chin. It is one of the power punches.
• Samuel Elias, also known as "Dutch Sam", is
credited with creating this punch .It was
reported that "Dutch Sam created havoc with
the new blow until a new way was found to
block it“
• In India this punch is popularly known as Arjun
Murthy
• What is the name of this punch?
6. 2.The cup that counts!
• Simba Toys India had entered into an exclusive
alliance with the ICC to manufacture and
merchandise X for the first time in India. X is
available in various sizes
26inch, 17inch, 10inch and 7inch, priced
between ` 299 to ` 2499.
• What is X?
8. 3
• X ,an author, was an enthusiastic cricketer and
assembled the most extraordinary amateur cricket
team ever to have taken the field. Some of the
Edwardian England’s most famous authors including
Arthur Conan Doyle, A. A. Milne, P. G. Wodehouse, and
Jerome K. Jerome, regularly turned out for X’s team
from 1890 until 1913, when the team was brought to
an end by the First World War.
• The team was named Y in the mistaken belief that ‘___’
meant ‘Heaven help us’ in Arabic (rather than ‘____’).
12. Ans
• A golf club
• That’s Alan Shepherd playing golf!
13. 5. The greatest quote of all!
• “It will be a Killer, And a chiller , And a __X_.
When I get the gorilla in _Y__”
• Whose words and who was the ‘gorilla’?
• ‘X in Y’ is the name of the famous match
between these two guys!
17. 7.Trump Card!
• X is the highest rank that a wrestler can achieve in
sumo wrestling. The name literally means "horizontal
rope" .The rope, which can weigh up to 40 pounds, is a
Shinto symbol and is worn during the ring entrance
(“dohyo-iri”) ceremony of the X, not during the bouts
themselves.
•
The origins of the X rank are clouded in the mists of
ancient Japanese history.
There are no specific rules for making the rank of X .
But the general standard is two consecutive
tournament championships as ozeki or one win and
two runner-up spots in consecutive tournaments with
at least 36 wins
20. Ans
• All were experts in Bridge
• Winston Churchill
• Deng Xiaoping
• Dwight Eisenhower
• Buster Keaton
• Omar Sharif
• Margaret Thatcher
21. "A Reminiscence of Cricket“
9.Poet? Whose wicket did he take?
•
Once in my heyday of cricket,
One day I shall ever recall!
I captured that glorious wicket,
The greatest, the grandest of all
• A statue from Thebes or from Knossos,
A Hercules shrouded in white,
Assyrian bull-like colossus,
He stands in his might.
• Wicket keep Storer, the knowing,
Wary and steady of nerve,
Watching it falling and growing
Marking the pace and curve.
I stood with my two eyes fixed on it,
Paralysed, helpless, inert;
There was 'plunk' as the gloves shut upon it,
And he cuddled it up to his shirt.
• Walking he rumbled and grumbled,
Scolding himself and not me;
One glove was off, and he fumbled,
Twisting the other hand free
24. Ans
• In an important World cup quarter final game, Ghana was robbed of
victory when Luis Suárez of Uruguay deliberately used both his
hands on the game’s final play changing a 100-percent certain
Ghana goal into a roughly 75- percent certain Ghana penalty kick.
Suárez was red-carded. But FIFA did NOT deem his offense serious
enough to suspend him an extra game,
• In 1986, Maradona used his right hand to hit the ball into the goal
thus robbing England in going to the semi-final,
• In 2009, Ireland were robbed of going to WC South Africs
2010, when Thierry Henry steadied the ball with his left hand
before kicking the ball into the net and this France went instead of
Ireland.
• Luis Suárez feels that he has evoked Diego Maradona's infamous
goal against England in 1986, declaring "the Hand Of God now
belongs to me" after he broke Ghana's hearts and helped his side
reach the World Cup semi-finals.
28. Beamon's world record was finally broken in 1991
when Mike Powell jumped 8.95 m (29 ft. 4-3/8 in.) at
the World Championships in Tokyo
29. 12. What a ‘horror’ name!
• Büvös Kocka is the "the world's most asked-for
plaything”.
• Douglas R. Hofstadter, an assistant professor
of computer science at Indiana University and
Pulitzer-prize winning author
(Gödel, Escher, Bach), lists __itis magikia as "a
severe mental disorder accompanied by
itching of the fingertips that can be relieved
only by prolonged contact" with Büvös Kocka.
• What am I talking about?
33. 14.Video
Ben X is a 2007 Belgian drama film about a boy
with autism who retreats into the fantasy world
of ArchLord to escape bullying.
The film's title is a reference to the leet version
of the Dutch phrase "(ik) ben niks", meaning "(I)
am nothing".
ArchLord is a game belonging to a famous video
game family term. What?
34. Ans
• Massively multiplayer online role-playing
game (MMORPG) is a genre of role-playing
video games in which a very large number of
players interact with one another within a
virtual game world.
35. 15.Can you read it properly?
• X , the inventor of Y (a famous cricket term) had
honed his sleight of hand while playing “Twisti
Twosti”, a parlour game whose object was to
bounce a tennis ball across a table so that it
eluded the player opposite.
• One Australian newspaper commented on X: “He
is the worst length bowler in England and yet he
is the only bowler the Australians fear.”
• In Australia, the Y was known as “the wrong 'un”,
a term which – as the cricket historian David Frith
has pointed out – was “often applied to felons,
divorcées and homosexuals”.
37. 16.Royal Treatment!
• The first recorded X tournament was in 600 BC
when the Turkomans beat the Persians in a public
match
• In the mid 19th century an Irishman, Captain
John Watson, created the first set of written rules
for playing X.
• The modern game of X, though formalized and
popularized by the British, is derived from the
state of Y in India where the game was known as
'Sagol Kangjei'
40. • “Lazy elegance was never so elegant. Those
who didn't see the poetry in this have no
aesthetic sense. X looks to furiously pull a
Panesar half-tracker. Then, realising he's too
cool for such effortful shots, he falls over in
slow motion - all grace, mind you - onto the
stumps. A less graceful man would have
shattered the stumps; X merely dislodged the
bails.”--- cricinfo.com
42. 18. Which famous sporting place?
• “Its elliptical latticework shell, …, has an intoxicating
beauty that lingers in the imagination. In a site for
mass gatherings, Herzog and de Meuron have carved
out psychological space for the individual, and
rethought the relationship between the solitary
human and the crowd, the everyday and the heroic.
Their aim is to break down what the writer Elias
Canetti, in his renowned study of crowds, described
as “the closed ring from which nothing can escape.”
• It is also inspired by traditional ____ ‘crazed’
pottery.”
46. 20. You bet your life!
• Stempel’s posture and gestures were awkward, his clothes
were too tight—he seemed almost to be choking in his
shirt—and his speech was wooden. I remembered Al’s
remark that I might have a good chance against him, and
then he came right out and said it: “I’ve thought about
it, Charlie, and I’ve decided you should be the person to
beat Stempel. And I’ll help you do it.” He held up his hand.
“I swear to you, no one will ever know. It will be just
between you and me. Jack Barry”…“won’t know and Dan
Enright won’t, either. Stempel won’t know—I’ve got a way
to handle that. The sponsors won’t know—anyway, they’ll
be so happy they won’t give a damn. And the audience will
never know, because I won’t tell them, and you
won’t, either.”
• He suggested that I could make at least eight thousand
dollars, maybe a good deal more. I was guaranteed a
thousand dollars for the first( initiative).
47. Van Doren (at left) faces Herb Stempel on “Twenty-One,” in 1956, under the
eye of the show’s host, Jack Barry. Some fifty million people watched the
climax of their rivalry.
48. Ans
• The Quiz show scandal of the 1950s
• Subject of the movie: Quiz show
49. 21.Famous F1 event
• Once he had said he would do as they wanted, the three
men worked out the details. "They wanted the safety car
on lap 14. It actually felt good to agree to do something for
the team after all the criticism I had taken. I did not even
consider the morality of it." Symonds showed him a map of
the circuit and indicated the best place to _____ "because
there are no cranes or anything".
• "Looking back, it seems like a lifetime ago, but I know I will
never fully escape from its shadow," he told the newspaper.
"I apologise unreservedly for what I did. I just hope people
will understand the pressures I was under. It is no
excuse, but I was a deeply unhappy person. I am a stronger
man today. If the question was asked again, I am sure I
would have the strength to say no."
51. 22
• X was offered a position in the German army which
was politely declined. Or so the story goes!
• Apparently, the Dutch were convinced that he simply
couldn’t be that good. So they broke open his ___ in
search of a magnet. They didn’t find one.
• The Japanese thought his __ might contain glue. That
wasn’t it either.
• Don Bradman and X once came face to face at Adelaide
in 1935. After watching X in action, Don Bradman
remarked "He scores _ like runs in cricket"
53. Livin' la Vida Loca
23.Whose words?
• “I say a final because for us, because of everything it
represented, we were playing a final against __. More
than defeating a football team it was defeating a
country. Of course, before the match, we said that
football had nothing to do with the Malvinas War but
we knew a lot of _____ kids had died there, shot down
like little birds. This was revenge. It was like recovering
a little bit of the Malvinas. In the pre-match interviews
we had all said that football and politics shouldn’t be
confused, but that was a lie. We did nothing but think
about that. Bollocks was it just another match!”
65. Ans
• Joe di Maggio
• Marilyn Monroe’s husband
• Character in Babe Ruth comics
• ”I would like to take the great Joe di Maggio
fishing”, the old man said. “They say his father
was a fisherman. Maybe he was as poor as we
are and would understand.”
- Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea
66.
67. • Madonna’s vogue lyrics:
Vogue, [Vogue]
Beauty's where you find it [go with the flow]
Greta Garbo, and Monroe
Dietrich and DiMaggio
• S n G’s Mrs Robinsonlyrics:
Where have you gone, Joe DiMaggio
A nation turns its lonely eyes to you
(Woo, woo, woo)
71. 28. Parody of a song X by the band Y.
Sporting connection of the song X?
• Weird al Yankovic Vid
72. Ans
• "Eye of the Tiger" is a song performed by the American band
Survivor from the album Eye of the Tiger, released in 1982. It was
written at the request of Sylvester Stallone for the film Rocky III, as
a replacement for Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" for which
Stallone was unable to obtain permission.
• Lot of references in the movie.eg:
• 00:59:26,560 --> 00:59:28,516
• Gotta get that look back, Rock.
• 00:59:28,880 --> 00:59:32,031
• Eye of the tiger, man.
• Eye of the tiger. Come on.
• 00:59:32,160 --> 00:59:34,071
• Come on, let's go.
73. 29.
• “The Chinese read backwards, and it doesn't seem to
hurt their eyes. The Czechs make movies
backwards, and do all right at the box office. So why
shouldn't an American named Dick X win gold and
glory at the Olympics —by jumping backwards
• With his engineer's precision, X tried to name it the
"back layout". But one journalist said those early
attempts looked more like an "airborne seizure". It was
another, kinder, writer, who suggested X resembled a
"fish _Y_ping in a boat" and
thus, perhaps, immortalised him”
• X Y is a famous long jump term.
75. 30. Video
• The rural sport of Kambala is a traditional
buffalo race held predominantly in the
southern coastal Karnataka region.
• The Maramadi is an annual festival (known as
Maramadi Mahotsavam), held during the post
harvest season in the villages of Kerala. It is a
bull racing competition
• Common English term ___ ___ by which it is
known ?
80. The Bowler’s Epitaph
To Cricket’s shrine I offer’d , day by day.
Pace, length and spin, swervers that ‘ran away’;
…
…
…
By Wides, No-balls, by Extra-Covers stout,
By l.b.w’s miscalled NOT OUT,
One last APPEAL. Let fall a kindred tear
O’er Bowler’s dust. A broken heart lies here.
R. C. ROBERTSON-GLASGOW
La Fin