1. The document describes the rules for a trivia competition involving multiple rounds: a direct questions round with differential scoring, a picture matching round with set scoring values, and a final round involving connecting images. 2. It provides examples of questions asked in the direct questions round about topics like cricket, books, Olympics, and more. Correct answers are also given. 3. Scoring rules are outlined for each round including point values awarded or deducted based on the number of correct answers.

1. FINALS

2. RULES
Infinite Pounce +10/-10
Then bounce starting from team with direct question
+10

3. 1.(Very rough)
Depiction of
What?

4. ANSWER

6. connect
• 2.Head coach – johann cryuff
• Captain – Victor Valdes

7. ANSWER

8. • Catalonia football team

9. • 3.
• This object being described has different
interpretations and is worn by a famous
cricketer. An anti glare worn for protection
from sun’s rays, a sponsorship gimmick, an
alternative to sun shades etc etc.

10. ANSWER

11. • THE STICKERS WORN BY SHIVNARINE
CHANDERPAUL UNDER HIS EYES

12. 4
•“Of blacke cholor, without boyling”
•An Impatient War
•“Will you turn me out if I can’t get better?
•Prevention Is the Cure
•“A Distorted Version of Our Normal Selves”
•The Fruits of Long Endeavors
•Atossa’s War
Chapters of which book??

13. ANSWER

15. 5.In 1816 Percy Bysshe Shelley and his family
famously spent a weekend with Lord Byron and
friends.
They challenged each other to write a scary
story within the weekend.
What resulted?

16. ANSWER

17. Mary Shelley, Percy
Bysshe Shelley’s wife
wrote Frankenstein.

18. • 6.Conflicting sources trace the usage of the word
______ to either the English sport (and I use the
term really lightly) of bowls ( circa 1599) or to
card games ( circa 1744). Given that the use of
_____ in sport is so far removed from its ordinary
English usage, www.word-detective.com
theorises that the term may have referred to two
bowls “______ against each other” (a fatal error
in bowls) or to the metaphorical meaning of
______ referring to a situation where a defeat
would “_____ out the hopes” of the losing team.
What term?

19. ANSWER

20. • rubber

21. 7.Earliest known
cinematic depictions
of whom/what?

22. ANSWER

23. DEATH

24. SCORES

25. ABSOLUT ROUND

26. ABSOLUT RULES
•WRITE BROS. ROUND.
•DIFFERENTIAL SCORING
•TEAM HAS TO WRITE DOWN 6 ANSWERS AND
SHEETS
ARE TO BE EXCHANGED
•POINTS SCORED IN EACH QUES=5*(7-NO. OF
TEAMS THAT ANSWERED CORRECTLY)
•EG IF TWO TEAMS GOT IT CORRECT THEN THEY
GET 5*(7-2)=20
•THUS A MAXIMUM OF 35 AND MINIMUM OF 0
POINTS FOR EACH

30. 1

31. 2

32. 3

33. 4

34. 5

35. 6

36. 7

37. ABSOLUT ANSWERS

45. ABSOLUT SCORES

46. LONG
VISUAL
CONNECT

47. Rules
Marking constant for
one set of pics.
1 attempt per set

48. +50/-40

49. +50/-40

50. +50/-40

51. +50/-40

53. +40/-30

54. +40/-30

55. +40/-30

56. +40/-30

58. +30/-20

59. +30/-20

60. +30/-20

61. +30/-20

63. +20/-10

64. +20/-10

65. +20/-10

67. +20/-10

69. +10/0

70. +10/0

71. +10/0

72. +10/0

73. +10/0

74. ANSWER

75. The 2012
London
Olympics
Opening
Ceremony

76. SCORES

77. The Harry

78. 1.Croton capitatus,is an annual
plant with erect, branched stems,
densely covered with light brown,
wooly hairs that give it a whitish
appearance. It grows in dry, open
areas, especially sandy and rocky

79. Answer

80. Its common
name is
Hogwort
J. K. Rowling did not.
deliberately name
the Hogwarts School of
Witchcraft and Wizardry from
her Harry Potter series of
books after the hogwort. It
was only after the books

81. 2. Jessica (3) Who
Anne (2) Exactly
Di (2) Are
Peter These
Mr. Ridley People??
Susan Sladden
Jill Prewett
Anne Kiely
Mackenzie (2)(?)
Neil (2)
David (2)
Sean P. F. Harris

82. Answer

83. These are the
people
To which J.K.
Rowling has
dedicated her
books, in some
cases more than
once, indicated by
the numbers in the

84. 3.What’s the
final face in
?
this series?

85. Answer

87. 4.
Conn
ect

88. Answer

89. •Caput Passwords to
the
Draconis (Latin
for "Dragon's •Balderdash
Gryffindor
Head") •Banana
•Pig Snout common Fritters
Wattlebirdroom.•Fairy Lights
•Fortuna •Mimbulus
Major (Latin mimbletonia
for "greater •Abstinence
luck") •Baubles
•Flibbertigibbe •Dilligrout

90. 5. One of those real people!!

91. Answe
r

93. 6.
Which
book?

94. Answer

96. SCORES

97. • 1.Australia beat Israel; FIFA World Youth
Championship, 1991
• AC Milan beat Inter Milan; UEFA Champions
League,
• 2003 Bahamas beat British Virgin Islands; FIFA
World Cup qualifying match, 2010
• Three anomalous instances of what?

98. ANSWER

99. • Away goal rule when both matches on same
ground

100. 2.Written
by whom?

101. ANSWER

102. Sukumar
Ray

103. 3.What is it not?

104. ANSWER

106. • 4. The top division in this sport is limited to
42players and is normally known by a name
meaning ‗inside the curtain'. This name dates
back to the time when top players were given
the privilege of being seated in privacy before
taking their place in the arena. Which sport?

107. ANSWER

108. • Sumo wrestling

109. 5. James Ellington is
a British sprinter is in
the Great Britain Olympic
team for the 2012 Summer
Olympics, running in the 200
metres. He finished fifth in
his heat of the 200
metres and failed to
progress.
In November 2011 Ellington
attracted widespread press
coverage adopting an unique
What did he do?
sponsor gathering
procedure.

110. ANSWER

111. Ellington sold his sponsorship rights
on eBay in the run up to London 2012.

112. 6.But were it to my fancy given
To rate her charms,I’d call them heaven;
For though a mortal made of clay
Angels must love __X__ ____Y____
She hath a way so to control
To rapture the imprisoned soul
And sweetest heaven on display
That be to heaven __X__ ___Y____
She _________
____ ____________
To be heaven’s self ___X_____ ______Y______
Supposedly a poem by Shakespeare , for a
loved one.
Later attributed to Charles Dibdin, who
composed it for the Stanford upon Avon
festival.
Who’s X Y?

113. ANSWER

114. Anne Hathaway
(Not this one. But I guess this one is
better to look at.)