This summarizes a document containing multiple questions and answers: 1. Charles Pfizer founded Pfizer in Brooklyn, New York after changing his company's focus from citric acid production to a new product during WWI due to scarce lemon and fruit imports from Italy. 2. Yoshinori Sakai was chosen to light the cauldron at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics to symbolize Japan's postwar reconstruction and peace, as he was born on the day of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. 3. Michael Johnson and Donovan Bailey had a made-for-TV 150-meter race in Toronto after verbal sparring about who was the fastest man based on their 200m and 100m performances at

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2.  1. This German immigrant started a plant
in Brooklyn to make citric acid.During
WWI ,lemons and fruits from Italy were
scarce. So he changed his product and
started making something which changed
his company totally. Who was the founder
and name his company?

3.  Charles Pfizer

4.  2.Nineteen year old Yoshinori Sakai was
the Olympic flame torchbearer who lit the
cauldron at the 1964 Summer Olympic
Games in Tokyo. At the time he was a
member of Waseda University's running
club. After the Olympic games, he won a
gold medal in 1600 m relay and a silver in
400 m at 1966 Asian Games in Bangkok.
He has never competed in the Olympics.
Why was he chosen for the role?

5.  He was born near Hiroshima on August
6, 1945,the day of the atomic bombing of
Hiroshima. He was chosen for the role to
symbolize Japan's postwar reconstruction
and peace

6.  3. The unofficial title of "world's fastest
man" typically goes to the Olympic 100 m
champion.In 1996, Bob Costas
of NBC, Bill Gairdner, and others, pointed
out that X's gold-medal performance in
the 200 m was faster than Y's 100 m
performance. After verbal sparring
between the pair, a made-for-TV, 150-
metre race at Toronto's SkyDome was
scheduled.Who were the competitors?

7.  X-Michael Johnson
 Y-Donovan Bailey

8.  4. Men's 200 metre freestyle Final at
the 2004 Athens Olympic Games, the race
was billed as The Race of the Century due
to its significance and high-class field. Id
the medal winners. What record was kept
intact due to the result?

10.  Ian Thorpe, Pieter van den Hoogenband
and Michael Phelps
 Thorpe’s victory prevented Phelps from
winning 7 golds at a single Olympics

11.  5.Which event?

12.  Woodstock ‘69

13. List It!

14.  List the events which comprise the Men's
decathlon

16.  6. Who/What first came to public
attention in 1981 thanks to this?

18.  7. Map depicting what?

19.  World Diamond Reserves/Mines

20.  8. Identify the instrument.

21.  Mohan veena which derives its name from
its inventor Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt