The connect is cigarette brands: 1. Player's (cigarette brand) 2. Prudential (cigarette brand) 3. Wills (cigarette brand) 4. Benson and Hedges (cigarette brand)

1. SHREY MANISH

3. ID The Slogan.

4.  7 slogans.
 Write down the company associated with the slogan.
 +5 for each correct.
 No negatives.

5.  life's short, play more.
 The first and only network for kids.
 The Happiest place on earth.
 Think Big.
 Think Small.
 Think Different.
 Think Hatke.

6.  Xbox.
 Nickelodeon.
 Disneyland.
 IBM.
 Volkswagen.
 Apple.
 Virgin.

7. BIZBOUNCE.

8.  10 questions.
 Infinite Bounce.
 +15 for correct.
 No negatives.

9.  X comes from the russian word for "water". Poland
likes to brag about how their X is older than Russia's
X, dating it back to the 8th century where it went by
different names such as "gorzalka".
 The word?

11.  If you were to go to Australia and get a craving for food
from X, you'll have to go to a fast food chain called
"Hungry Jack's". This is because there already existed a
food chain with the same name. There are now just
over 300 Hungry Jack's in Australia.
 X?

13.  The non-toxic, non-staining compound that came to be
known as "X" was originally a pliable, putty-like substance
concocted by Noah McVicker of Cincinnati-based soap
manufacturer Kutol Products; it was devised at the request
of Krogers Grocery, which wanted a product that could
clean coal residue from wallpaper.
 Following World War II, with the transition from coal-
based home heating to natural gas and the resulting
decrease in internal soot, and the introduction of washable
vinyl-based wallpaper, the market for wallpaper cleaning
putty decreased substantially.
 1965, Rainbow Crafts was issued a patent for "X" and "Y"
now has exclusive rights to manufacture it.
 Gimme X and Y.

15.  What ‘re they called and Why? #completeansweronly

16.  From left to right: Gordon Moore, C. Sheldon
Roberts, Eugene Kleiner, Robert Noyce, Victor
Grinich, Julius Blank, Jean Hoerni and Jay Last. (1960)

17.  The group of 8 are called traitorous 8.
 They were called so after they left Shockley pvt. Ltd. to
start Fairchild semiconductors.

18.  The pic is of a 10 month old chinese baby Lei Lei.
What is he popularly called?

20.  The codling moth are known as an agricultural
pest, their larva being the common apple worm or
maggot. Their genus provides the name of a widely
used application in the world. Which app?

22.  There exists a myth that X is named so coz it has a pH
over 7. That would make it neutral or alkaline on the
scale; however, this is not the case, as the pH is close to
3.79, similar to other products of the type. The real
origin of the name is unclear, though Britvic claims
that the name comes from the number of main
ingredients .
 X?

24.  His favourite video game was Tetris. In the 1990s he
submitted so many high scores for the game to
Nintendo Power that they would no longer print his
scores, so he started sending them in under the name
"Evets Kainzow“. Who

26.  Proview International Holdings is a manufacturer
of computer monitors and other media devices. The
company markets its products under its own and other
brand name through its extensive distribution network
over the world. Proview manufactures CRT and LCD
monitors, LCD TVs, Plasma TVs and DVD players.
 However, the company came to limelight in 2012 due to
a controversy? What.

27.  The company held patent for the “Ipad” in China.

28.  In 1932, the founder of this brand entered a small San
Antonio cafe and purchased a product whose owner
was eager to sell his small business. He purchased the
recipe and began to sell the product from his Model T
Ford. Today, it is a global brand. Name it.

30. What’s Missing?

31.  5 questions.
 A bollywood celebrity is related to a brand via the
parent company. You have to write what’s missing.
 Write the answer on paper/mobile.
 +5 for every correct.
 +10 for starred questions.
 No negatives.

35. + ITC =

37. Bizounce.

38.  X is a natural carotenoid chemical compound that is
found in the flowers cronus and gardenia. It is the
diester formed from the disaccharide gentiobiose and
the dicarboxylic acid crocetin.
 This brand was introduced in India by a company
called Duphar Interferan Limited.
 Kapil Dev was its brand ambassador during his
heydays. Name it.

40.  The man in the pic is Craig Elliott, cofounder and CEO
of Pertino, a new valley IT startup. He worked as a
salesman during his early 20's selling Xs (which were a
rage then). He was gifted a porsche by Y for his
commendable job in 1984. ID the legend cropped out
in the pic (Y) and what's X.

43.  The discovery of Metallica's song "I Disappear“ on a
file sharing network in 2000 started a chain of events
that led to the demise of the original incarnation of
what company?

45.  The car crash which ultimately brought to limelight
Tiger Wood’s “escapades”.
 The disgrace of Thierry Henry after he cheated in the
South Africa World Cup by handling the ball which
eventually led to the elimination of the Irish
contingent.
 Abysmal performances and Fall in rankings of Roger
Federrer in 2009.
 What are these events collectively called?

47.  “Slowly and steadily we are getting rid of our earthly
form and ascending into the next stage, the cloud. The
cloud, or Brahman as the hindus call it, is the
All, surrounding everything. It is everywhere;
immaterial, yet very real.”
 Whose blog entry and context?

49.  This was possibly the first-ever India-specific
marketing campaign. Put together in 1939 by Harvey
Duncan of Lintas, the campaign ensured that the palm
tree logo became familiar across the country.
The campaign also featured innovative packaging - a
square 10-pound tin, a round 5-pound tin and a special
1/4 pound tin for sampling, all in a distinctive green-
and-yellow combination. For which venerable Indian
product was this campaign launched?

51.  Founded in 1977 by M V Shankar in
Bihar, the famous business enterprise has travelled
through all the states of the country.
 The name of the enterprise contains the name of a
country.

53.  In 1964, this famous company based in
Dallas began development of the
first laser guidance system for precision-
guided munitions (PGM) leading to
the Paveway series of laser-guided bombs
(LGB)s. The first LGB was the BOLT-117.
 As the defence industry consolidated, it sold
its defence business to Raytheon in 1997 for
$2.95 billion.
 Which company are we talking about?

55.  While studying at the Soviet Union's Academy of
Science in 1984, the 29-year-old Alexey Pajitnov
designed a bare-bones version of the game in his
free time for the Elektronika 60, a Soviet terminal
computer.
 In 1989, a major video game company purchased
the rights of the game and marketed it as FROM
RUSSIA WITH FUN!
 What did he make?

57.  Born in 1940, X belongs to a royal Muslim family that
migrated from Samarkand to India & later held high
positions in the princely states of Bhopal and
Hyderabad before India's independence. X's father was
chief justice and was married at the age of 15. Now X is
an entreprenuer. ID X.

59.  MoBaTime, a Swiss company, started around the
1940s, has primary business is in Manufacturing
Clocks/Watches.
 Apart from this, they have minor interests in
various other fields like Airways,Railways, Energy
Production.
 Now they have forayed into an entirely different
but niche field. How do we know MoBaTime better
as?

61. One reason for this name was because "______" is a
standard of registration pins and holes that allow
animation cells to be consistently aligned.
The company name is ironic since the word ______
is derived from Greek meaning the peak, zenith or
prime, and products from the ______ Corporation
do not fare that well.
FITB

63. What is this list all about?
 Steven Bliss -ambidextrous scallywags
 Joe Nilles -squirreling dervishes
 Aaron Kimball -assonant octosyllable
 Matthew Kerste -fetishized armadillo
 Doug Gray -panfish interrogation
 Karl Windle -disenthralled nimrod
 Emma Robertson -anxiousness scheduler
 Manik Gupta -bamboozle guzzler

64.  Googlewhack was a google sport wherein, whackers try
to find queries against which google returns just one
and only one result.

65.  The photograph is of a google trend of a certain
product called Lunor classic Rund PP manufactured
by Lunor. What and Why so trendy then??

68.  This Indian brand bears the name of the title of a
Mario Puzo book. It is manufactured by a company
that was set up in the 1960s. Name the brand and the
product category it belongs to.
 #completeanweronly

73.  The name of this board game is a portmonteau
between a very popular board game and a tv series/
book series.ID

75.  Video.

76. Connect.

77.  4 questions. You have to write the answer on paper .
 The answers have a connection.
 +15 for correct.
 No Negatives.
 Points for cracking the connect are menti0ned on the
slides.
 One chance per team for the connect .

78.  In 1887,it was one of the first company to include
advertising cards in their packs of cigarettes, but it
wasn't until 1895 that they produced their first general
interest set of cards ('Ships and Sailors'). Other X's sets
include 'Aviation' (1910), 'British Butterflies'
(1927), 'Garden Flowers' (1933) and 'Air Raid
Precautions' (1938).
 The factory of X in Hartcliffe, Bristol, was the location
for the filming of UK television series Doctor
Who, Episode 95 - The Sun Makers (1977). Filming at
the Factory spanned June 13 to 15, 1977. ID X.

79. +30/-15

80.  X's logo, The Rock of Gibraltar, is one of the most
recognized corporate symbols in the world. The use of
the rock began after an advertising agent passed Laurel
Hill, a volcanic neck, in Secaucus, New Jersey on a
train in the 1890s. The related slogans "Own a Piece of
the Rock" and "Strength of Gibraltar" are also still
quite widely associated with Prudential, though
current advertising uses neither of these.
 ID X.

81.  XY was founded in Canada in 1873 by Richard X and
William Y as XY Ltd. Alfred Paget Y succeeded his
father in the business in 1885, the same year which
Richard X left the business and this headquarters was
moved to England.
 The 1900s saw branches of XY Ltd. opening in the
United States. In 1928, the American branch became
independent, and was bought by Philip Morris in 1958.
XY Ltd in the UK was acquired by the Gallaher Group
in 1955. ID XY.

83.  In 1887,it was one of the first company to include
advertising cards in their packs of cigarettes, but it
wasn't until 1895 that they produced their first general
interest set of cards ('Ships and Sailors'). Other X's sets
include 'Aviation' (1910), 'British Butterflies'
(1927), 'Garden Flowers' (1933) and 'Air Raid
Precautions' (1938).
 The factory of X in Hartcliffe, Bristol, was the location
for the filming of UK television series Doctor
Who, Episode 95 - The Sun Makers (1977). Filming at
the Factory spanned June 13 to 15, 1977. ID X.

85. +30/-15

87.  X's logo, The Rock of Gibraltar, is one of the most
recognized corporate symbols in the world. The use of
the rock began after an advertising agent passed Laurel
Hill, a volcanic neck, in Secaucus, New Jersey on a
train in the 1890s. The related slogans "Own a Piece of
the Rock" and "Strength of Gibraltar" are also still
quite widely associated with Prudential, though
current advertising uses neither of these.
 ID X.

89.  XY was founded in Canada in 1873 by Richard X and
William Y as XY Ltd. Alfred Paget Y succeeded his
father in the business in 1885, the same year which
Richard X left the business and this headquarters was
moved to England.
 The 1900s saw branches of XY Ltd. opening in the
United States. In 1928, the American branch became
independent, and was bought by Philip Morris in 1958.
XY Ltd in the UK was acquired by the Gallaher Group
in 1955. ID XY.

91.  Apart from ICC the major sponsors of the cricket world
cup.
 Prudential Cup- 1975, 1979 & 1983.
 Reliance Cup- 1987
 Benson and Hedges Cup- 1992
 Wills cup- 1996.