What's at stake…
• 1st Prize Winners
– Dr. MR Doreswamy Trophy for Quizzing
Excellence
– Rs. 15,000
– Individual Trophies
– Certificates
– Book Vouchers
What's at stake…
• 2nd Prize Winners
– Rs. 10,000
– Individual Trophies
– Certificates
– Book Vouchers
• 3rd Prize Winners
– Rs. 5,000
– Individual Trophies
– Certificates
– Book Vouchers
What’s at stake…
• Finalists
– Individual Trophies
– Certificates
– Book Vouchers
General Rules
• 5 rounds of quizzing.
• Rules explained before each round.
• Till 5pm today, the QM is omnipotent,
omniscient and all-knowing! His word is final.
• After that, feel free to catch hold of him.
Round 1 – Clockwise Dries
• 8 questions. The round moves clockwise.
• Infinite Bounce.
• Double Dare option.
• +10/0 on a direct or a pass.
• +20/-10 on a Double Dare.
1.
• X India is the Indian subsidiary of X
Corporation. Originally YX, the business was
derived from a joint venture formed between
Dr Bhupendra Kumar Y through Y Corp (now
Spice Group) and X in September 1983.
• YX is a very common phrase one would find on
Indian footpaths or on shop boards (at least in
the late 90’s and early 2000’s).
• YX ?
Modi Xerox
2.
• X is a 12-in-a-team sport native to India, which
was a recognized sport even earlier to the
mythological classic Mahabharata. The Deccan
Gymkhana of Pune drafted the first ever rules
and regulations of this sport.
• Which sport?
Kho – Kho
3.
• The terms "grandfather", "grandmother", and
"granddaughter" have all been applied to
longcase Xs.
• The general consensus is that a X smaller than
1.5 m (5 ft) is a granddaughter; over 1.5 m
(5 ft) is a grandmother; and over 1.8 m (6 ft) is
a grandfather.
• Peculiar naming adopted for what?
4.
• “Yatra Pratibha Avasara Prapnoti”
• Where would you find this inscribed?
• It translates to “Where talent meets
opportunity”
IPL Trophy
5.
• This is the deity at a tiny
village called Nadruyan
in Tamil Nadu.
• This deity holds a very
unique distinction and is
one of its kind in the
whole of India.
• Which deity? What
distinction?
Lord Ganesha
• It is the only figure of Lord Ganesha with his
original face without the usual elephantine
head and the trunk.
6. FITB
1. N/A
2. Bill Fairbanks
3. Jason Walters, Jack Mason
4. Aidan Flemmings, Scarlett Papava
5. Stuart Thomas
6. Alec Trevelyan
7. ___________________
8. Bill Timothy
UNKNOWN Jonathan Hunter
UNKNOWN Agent York
UNKNOWN Suzi Kew
7. FITB
Windows File Copy Dialog
8.
• ‘Wycinanki’ is a form of paper cutting in the
regions of Poland, Belarus and Ukraine .
• Around 19th century this became quite known
and familiar art in Ukraine.
• Where have we seen this form of art in very
recent times through a platform that is not
often associated with it?
End of Round 1
• Scores please!
Round 2 – Con-X-tions
• 8 questions.
• All visual connects.
• +10/0 on a Direct/Pass.
• Feel free to take guesses!
1.
SONY
2.
Kings on a deck of cards
3.
Airports in India
4.
Cyclops
5.
HTC Phones
• Explorer
• Wildfire
• Incredible
• Sensation
6.
WWE Wrestling moves
7.
Swatch
8.
IPL Hattricks
End of Round 2
• Scores!
Round 3 – Anti-clockwise
• 8 questions.
• Round moves anti-clockwise.
• Double Dare enabled.
• +10/0 on a Direct/Pass.
• +20/-10 n a Double Dare.
1. Connect and explain.
• Only posthumous Oscar Awardees.
• Heath Ledger – Best Supporting Actor
• Peter Finch – Best Actor
2. Who?
• His most famous bowling performance for
India came in an ODI match against South
Africa in the LG Cup in 1999.
• He returned figures of 10-6-6-5 helping India
to victory in that match.
• Three years later, the performance was rated
in the Wisden 100 as the seventh best ODI
bowling performance to that date.
Sunil Joshi
3. Explain.
• Legend is that Nero, the then king of Rome was fiddling
when the city was burning. ‘Nero fiddled while Rome
burnt’ is a commonly used and believed statement.
• But apparently, Nero who was as fond of his city as
much as any good king would be, took so many
measures to save Rome from the fire. Yet he ended up
with a bad name.
• There is a very simple explanation as to why the latter
theory holds more merit than the former.
• The Fiddle or the Violin was invented long
after Nero’s time.
• So he couldn’t have possible been ‘fiddling’.
4.
• This is a pic of a Czech
footballer Antonin X.
• His name became
synonymous with some type
of incident in the past one
week during the final stages
of the Euros.
• X?
Panenka Chip
5.
• You will see the first 75 sec of a song – Fire by
Kasabian.
• The next part of the song is extremely famous.
• Tell us its claim to fame.
BPL Theme Song
6. Put funda
7.
• Apart from their normal day-to-day routine of
picking up and dropping employees, how else
do the cab drivers at Google’s offices in
Hyderabad and Bangalore make themselves
useful?
• Help improve the directions (route from place
to place) on Google Maps for Hyd and
Bangalore!
8. Who is he?
• He was the first recipient of the title of
‘Ambassador of Interlaken’.
• He is one of the two persons other than founder
Adolf Guyer-Zeller after whom a train of popular
tourist railway network Jungfrau railways has
been named.
• All this has been done in view of his outstanding
contribution to tourism development in
Switzerland, particularly in Interlaken.
Yash Chopra
End of Round 3
• Scores please!
Round 4 – Choose your battles!
• Teams are pitted against each other.
• Teams challenge each other, starting from the
lowest scored team.
• 9 topics to choose from; 2 questions per topic.
• Scoring:
– 2 questions right: +20/-20
– 1 question right: 0/0
– 2 questions wrong: -20/+20
Google
Doodles
Print Ads Amul Ads
Etymology Logos Food
Mythology
Harry
Potter
Tech
Google Doodles – 1
Yuri Gagarin
Google Doodles – 2
Alan Turing
Print Ads – 1
• Next Page
• Nilkamal
Print Ads – 2
Amul Ads – 1
Vicky Donor
Amul Ads – 2
• SM Krishna reading the wrong speech at the
UN Assembly.
Etymology – 1
• It is rumored that this term, quite frequently used
in sporting contests, originated from the
profession of carpentry.
• Two men would use a saw to cut a piece of wood
& the subordinate among the two would
invariably take position in a sawdust pit below.
• Metal brackets used to hold the wood in place
were called _____, hence the guy below was
called the _______. What was he called?
Underdog
Etymology – 2
• X is a regional term meaning “long journey”.
This, in turn, is derived from an Arabic word
meaning “journey”. The word is used locally to
refer to any journey.
• Its first use in English is attributed to
Sir Richard Francis Burton, the famous
explorer.
• What’s the word?
Safari
Logos – 1
Logos – 2
This served as a
basis for which
famous logo?
Food – 1
• X is a Indian savory cake popular
throughout India. The cakes are usually two to
three inches in diameter and are made by
steaming a batter consisting
of fermented black lentils (de-husked)
and rice. Definition for what?
Idly
Food - 2
• “Communist” is roasted with chili powder
• “Oil king” is dipped in a batter containing chili
powder, and fried
• “Green revolution” is roasted with salt and
some other spices
• What is broken down and roasted with a
mixture of turmeric, black pepper powder and
red chili powder?
Congress!
Mythology – 1
• What is the name of the two vulture brothers
that appear in the Ramayana epic?
Jatayu and Sampathi
Mythology – 2
• Who are the two people who heard the
Bhagavad Gita directly from Lord Krishna’s
mouth?
Arjuna and Sanjaya
Harry Potter – 1
• Complete the list:
• James Potter
• Sirius Black
• Peter Pettigrew
• Minerva McGonagall
• __________________
Rita Skeeter
• List of Animagi.
Harry Potter – 2
• What is the name of Gellert Grindelwald’s
prison, where he finally ends up himself?
Nurmengard
Tech – 1
• This company’s first in house product was
launched ‘96. The product’s name has a ‘K’
which is a reference to Kryptonite, being the
only substance that could harm Superman.
• It was a dig at the world leader in its segment.
• Identify this computing behemoth.
Tech – 2
• Name the penguin.
Tux
End of Round – 4
• Scores please!
Round 5 – Final Hurrah!
• 8 questions on the buzzer.
• Scoring: +10/-10
1. What term?
 Ground/land between two opposing trenches.
 The title of a 2001 Bosnian movie that beat
Lagaan to win the Oscar for Best Foreign
Language Film.
 When two fielders approach for the same
catch (generally high catches) and ultimately
no one gets it as it falls in between them.
No Man’s Land
2. Connect
 Tractor
 Indian Wildlife
 Indian Coastal line
 Parliament building of India
 Himalayas
 Dandi March
 Indian Economy
Indian Currency Notes
3.
• Which multi-million dollar company did Mark
Pincus start in 2007, and name after his best
friend, his American Bulldog?
4.
• The following structure
is intended to be a
permanent, lasting
legacy of London's
hosting of the 2012
Summer Olympics.
• Who/Which company is
sponsoring this?
Arcelor Mittal
5. XY?
• Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Haversham XY , an
English topographer, geologist and surveyor , is
distinguished for his researches on the natural
history of India. He has authored a book titled,
The Land and Freshwater Mollusca of India . He
was also an ornithologist, writing the book "Birds
of Assam ".
• Now, what honour was bestowed upon this man?
Mt. Godwin Austin (K2)
6.
• This is a project by the Brigade
Group. What is it inspired from?
Brigade Rubix
• Rubik’s Cube
7. Who came first?
2nd-Zhu Qinan 3rd-Herni Hakkinen
Abhinav Bindra
8.
This bird and its owner were in the news very
recently. Identify the bird.
Rufus, the Wimbledon bird.
•
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• First Place – FIITJEE, Hyderabad
• Second Place – SKCH, PUC
• Third Place – SKCH, CBSE
Thank You!

Conquiztador- 2012 Finals

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    What's at stake… •1st Prize Winners – Dr. MR Doreswamy Trophy for Quizzing Excellence – Rs. 15,000 – Individual Trophies – Certificates – Book Vouchers
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    What's at stake… •2nd Prize Winners – Rs. 10,000 – Individual Trophies – Certificates – Book Vouchers • 3rd Prize Winners – Rs. 5,000 – Individual Trophies – Certificates – Book Vouchers
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    What’s at stake… •Finalists – Individual Trophies – Certificates – Book Vouchers
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    General Rules • 5rounds of quizzing. • Rules explained before each round. • Till 5pm today, the QM is omnipotent, omniscient and all-knowing! His word is final. • After that, feel free to catch hold of him.
  • 6.
    Round 1 –Clockwise Dries • 8 questions. The round moves clockwise. • Infinite Bounce. • Double Dare option. • +10/0 on a direct or a pass. • +20/-10 on a Double Dare.
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    1. • X Indiais the Indian subsidiary of X Corporation. Originally YX, the business was derived from a joint venture formed between Dr Bhupendra Kumar Y through Y Corp (now Spice Group) and X in September 1983. • YX is a very common phrase one would find on Indian footpaths or on shop boards (at least in the late 90’s and early 2000’s). • YX ?
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    2. • X isa 12-in-a-team sport native to India, which was a recognized sport even earlier to the mythological classic Mahabharata. The Deccan Gymkhana of Pune drafted the first ever rules and regulations of this sport. • Which sport?
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    3. • The terms"grandfather", "grandmother", and "granddaughter" have all been applied to longcase Xs. • The general consensus is that a X smaller than 1.5 m (5 ft) is a granddaughter; over 1.5 m (5 ft) is a grandmother; and over 1.8 m (6 ft) is a grandfather. • Peculiar naming adopted for what?
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    4. • “Yatra PratibhaAvasara Prapnoti” • Where would you find this inscribed? • It translates to “Where talent meets opportunity”
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    5. • This isthe deity at a tiny village called Nadruyan in Tamil Nadu. • This deity holds a very unique distinction and is one of its kind in the whole of India. • Which deity? What distinction?
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    Lord Ganesha • Itis the only figure of Lord Ganesha with his original face without the usual elephantine head and the trunk.
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    6. FITB 1. N/A 2.Bill Fairbanks 3. Jason Walters, Jack Mason 4. Aidan Flemmings, Scarlett Papava 5. Stuart Thomas 6. Alec Trevelyan 7. ___________________ 8. Bill Timothy UNKNOWN Jonathan Hunter UNKNOWN Agent York UNKNOWN Suzi Kew
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    8. • ‘Wycinanki’ isa form of paper cutting in the regions of Poland, Belarus and Ukraine . • Around 19th century this became quite known and familiar art in Ukraine. • Where have we seen this form of art in very recent times through a platform that is not often associated with it?
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    End of Round1 • Scores please!
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    Round 2 –Con-X-tions • 8 questions. • All visual connects. • +10/0 on a Direct/Pass. • Feel free to take guesses!
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    Kings on adeck of cards
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    HTC Phones • Explorer •Wildfire • Incredible • Sensation
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    End of Round2 • Scores!
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    Round 3 –Anti-clockwise • 8 questions. • Round moves anti-clockwise. • Double Dare enabled. • +10/0 on a Direct/Pass. • +20/-10 n a Double Dare.
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    • Only posthumousOscar Awardees. • Heath Ledger – Best Supporting Actor • Peter Finch – Best Actor
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    2. Who? • Hismost famous bowling performance for India came in an ODI match against South Africa in the LG Cup in 1999. • He returned figures of 10-6-6-5 helping India to victory in that match. • Three years later, the performance was rated in the Wisden 100 as the seventh best ODI bowling performance to that date.
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    3. Explain. • Legendis that Nero, the then king of Rome was fiddling when the city was burning. ‘Nero fiddled while Rome burnt’ is a commonly used and believed statement. • But apparently, Nero who was as fond of his city as much as any good king would be, took so many measures to save Rome from the fire. Yet he ended up with a bad name. • There is a very simple explanation as to why the latter theory holds more merit than the former.
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    • The Fiddleor the Violin was invented long after Nero’s time. • So he couldn’t have possible been ‘fiddling’.
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    4. • This isa pic of a Czech footballer Antonin X. • His name became synonymous with some type of incident in the past one week during the final stages of the Euros. • X?
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    5. • You willsee the first 75 sec of a song – Fire by Kasabian. • The next part of the song is extremely famous. • Tell us its claim to fame.
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    7. • Apart fromtheir normal day-to-day routine of picking up and dropping employees, how else do the cab drivers at Google’s offices in Hyderabad and Bangalore make themselves useful?
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    • Help improvethe directions (route from place to place) on Google Maps for Hyd and Bangalore!
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    8. Who ishe? • He was the first recipient of the title of ‘Ambassador of Interlaken’. • He is one of the two persons other than founder Adolf Guyer-Zeller after whom a train of popular tourist railway network Jungfrau railways has been named. • All this has been done in view of his outstanding contribution to tourism development in Switzerland, particularly in Interlaken.
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    End of Round3 • Scores please!
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    Round 4 –Choose your battles! • Teams are pitted against each other. • Teams challenge each other, starting from the lowest scored team. • 9 topics to choose from; 2 questions per topic. • Scoring: – 2 questions right: +20/-20 – 1 question right: 0/0 – 2 questions wrong: -20/+20
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    Google Doodles Print Ads AmulAds Etymology Logos Food Mythology Harry Potter Tech
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    Print Ads –1 • Next Page
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    • SM Krishnareading the wrong speech at the UN Assembly.
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    Etymology – 1 •It is rumored that this term, quite frequently used in sporting contests, originated from the profession of carpentry. • Two men would use a saw to cut a piece of wood & the subordinate among the two would invariably take position in a sawdust pit below. • Metal brackets used to hold the wood in place were called _____, hence the guy below was called the _______. What was he called?
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    Etymology – 2 •X is a regional term meaning “long journey”. This, in turn, is derived from an Arabic word meaning “journey”. The word is used locally to refer to any journey. • Its first use in English is attributed to Sir Richard Francis Burton, the famous explorer. • What’s the word?
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    Logos – 2 Thisserved as a basis for which famous logo?
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    Food – 1 •X is a Indian savory cake popular throughout India. The cakes are usually two to three inches in diameter and are made by steaming a batter consisting of fermented black lentils (de-husked) and rice. Definition for what?
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    Food - 2 •“Communist” is roasted with chili powder • “Oil king” is dipped in a batter containing chili powder, and fried • “Green revolution” is roasted with salt and some other spices • What is broken down and roasted with a mixture of turmeric, black pepper powder and red chili powder?
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    Mythology – 1 •What is the name of the two vulture brothers that appear in the Ramayana epic?
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    Mythology – 2 •Who are the two people who heard the Bhagavad Gita directly from Lord Krishna’s mouth?
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    Harry Potter –1 • Complete the list: • James Potter • Sirius Black • Peter Pettigrew • Minerva McGonagall • __________________
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    Harry Potter –2 • What is the name of Gellert Grindelwald’s prison, where he finally ends up himself?
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    Tech – 1 •This company’s first in house product was launched ‘96. The product’s name has a ‘K’ which is a reference to Kryptonite, being the only substance that could harm Superman. • It was a dig at the world leader in its segment. • Identify this computing behemoth.
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    Tech – 2 •Name the penguin.
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    End of Round– 4 • Scores please!
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    Round 5 –Final Hurrah! • 8 questions on the buzzer. • Scoring: +10/-10
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    1. What term? Ground/land between two opposing trenches.  The title of a 2001 Bosnian movie that beat Lagaan to win the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film.  When two fielders approach for the same catch (generally high catches) and ultimately no one gets it as it falls in between them.
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    2. Connect  Tractor Indian Wildlife  Indian Coastal line  Parliament building of India  Himalayas  Dandi March  Indian Economy
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    3. • Which multi-milliondollar company did Mark Pincus start in 2007, and name after his best friend, his American Bulldog?
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    4. • The followingstructure is intended to be a permanent, lasting legacy of London's hosting of the 2012 Summer Olympics. • Who/Which company is sponsoring this?
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    5. XY? • Lieutenant-ColonelHenry Haversham XY , an English topographer, geologist and surveyor , is distinguished for his researches on the natural history of India. He has authored a book titled, The Land and Freshwater Mollusca of India . He was also an ornithologist, writing the book "Birds of Assam ". • Now, what honour was bestowed upon this man?
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    6. • This isa project by the Brigade Group. What is it inspired from?
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    7. Who camefirst? 2nd-Zhu Qinan 3rd-Herni Hakkinen
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    8. This bird andits owner were in the news very recently. Identify the bird.
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    Final Scores Tally! •Meanwhile…. • Remember to find “Quotient Quiz Club” on Facebook and like our page! • Quizzes, Contests and more on the page…
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    Winners PESIT Congratulates • FirstPlace – FIITJEE, Hyderabad • Second Place – SKCH, PUC • Third Place – SKCH, CBSE
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