1. This document provides 15 trivia questions with multiple choice answers about various topics ranging from history, arts, science and pop culture. 2. The questions are part of a trivia game being played between teams with rules of scoring 10 points per correct answer and limiting teams to a maximum of two unanswered questions in a row. 3. The trivia covers a wide variety of topics testing knowledge about famous people, events, inventions, artworks and more.

1. Infinite Bounce

2. Rules of the Game 15 questions. Each team will have a maximum of two consecutive questions, if any one goes unanswered. Flat 10 scoring. A mixture of dry, audio, visuals etc.

3. 1. Who was the owner of this and what is the instrument?

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6. 2. What was named after this British Prime Minister who is said to have received something as a gift which was made with bergamot oil and bergamot and one official website quotes ‘was presented with this exquisite recipe by an envoy on his return from China’?

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11. To honour his efforts to save the survivors of Manchester United’s 1958 Munich air crash.

12. 4. He is the first from his profession to win a Pulitzer. Who?

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14. Roger Ebert.

15. 5. Who, with Lisa?

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18. 6. EMI came to help raise funds for the Red Cross Japan Relief efforts by bidding of cycles. What are these collectibles called?

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21. 7. Which professor's words? Space always intrigued me, with its incredibly rich possibilities, space alteration by (architectural) objects, objects' transformation in space (sculpture, design), movement in space and in time, their correlation, their repercussion on mankind, the relation between man and space, the object and time. I think the ____ arose from this interest, from this search for expression and for this always more increased acuteness of these thoughts...

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24. 8. X is named after one of the lawyer-Governor Generals of India, it is an amalgamation of Chilla, Motichur and X. It was ‘nationalised’ in 1983 and can be accessed from Dehradun, Kotwar and Haridwar. What?

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26. Rajaji National Park

27. 9. Who, in the days of his earlier profession?

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30. 10. This is the emblem of a fourth tier club in England and changed the same in 2006 from the left to the right. They are nicknamed based on a myth prevalent in Lincolnshire(irrelevant).What is their nickname?

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32. The Red Imps.

33. 11. Identify the movie from the theme and the composer from whose works this has been taken.

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36. 12. Rattan(comes from the Malay word rotan) is a specie of palm found in the tropical regions of Asia and Africa. The better qualities of such is that it is light, durable and flexible. It’s most common use is for making furniture since it makes very good wicker and can be easily woven around. However, what is the most famous product made from Rattan palms?

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38. The SepakTakraw Ball

39. 13. Boris Aivaz in 1925 made the patent for X using crepe paper. He later went on to manufacture the same in a Filtrona (a fibre company) plant. However, it soon faded out due to the lack of machinery. An unknown British company in 1935 made similar products after having accquired machines which ensured smooth fittings. Regular supply came by the 60s due to the tag of ‘safer’ to the product when finished with X. These are now made of cellulose and mostly bio degradable. What?

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42. 14. Identify the painter. And, which logo has been inspired from the original work of the painting on the left?

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45. 15. Vilmos Fried was named William _____, when he came to America from Hungary. He sold his textile company in 1904 to own his first nickelodeon theatre. He founded something in 1915 which still bears his name along with another merger and comes along with something designed by Emile Kosa, in the Art Deco traditions. What name?

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