This document provides instructions for a quiz. It states that questions are labeled A through Z, with vowels marked as star questions worth 2 points each. No negative points will be given. Participants should not use mobile phones or they will be disqualified. The quizmaster's decision is final. It then provides sample quiz questions seeking identification of people, objects, movies, etc.

2. INSTRUCTIONS
• Questions’ serial no. is from A to Z and not from 1 to 26,
meaning for Question A, answer will begin with ‘A’… for
Question B, answer will begin with ‘B’… for Question C,
answer will begin with ‘C’ and so on.
• The questions A,E,I,O,U (the vowels) are star marked (or tie
breaker) questions.
• +2 for each question. Part marks will be there wherever
necessary. No negative markings.
• Kindly refrain yourself from using mobile phones during the
quiz. If caught, you’ll be disqualified.
• Quizmaster’s decision is final.
ALL THE BEST!

3. Question A*
X is a journalist who has written for The Guardian since
1990,and The Observer. X is also the author of On
Penalties (2000) and The Fall-Out (2007). His voice has
become a cultural rallying cry throughout the sports
universe.
ID X.

4. Question B
This one image is supposed to have set the “rumor” that X is actually not
straight. ID X.

5. Question C
Creator of what? Bonus points if you can identify him.

6. Question D
Inside of what?

7. Question E*

8. Question F
MARRIAGE AND THE ___________ ____________. FITB

9. Question G
Something in the 4th box has been blanked out. What?

10. Question H
• Which movie has the following tagline “There are heroes.
There are superstars. And then there’s…

11. Question I*
This painting featured heavily in a recent work of fiction. ID the book.

12. Question J
What’s being talked about?

13. Question K
• Sacha Baron Cohen voiced the animated character in a well
known animated movie.
• Name the character.

14. Question L
• X is a very famous fictional device. The noise made by X is
created by combining the hum ofan old television’s picture
tube and the buzz of a film projector’s motor. Famous
references to this device have been included in Hot Shots: Part
Deux and The Big Bang Theory. Identify X.

15. Question M

16. Question N

17. Question O*

18. Question P
• The following, a 17-page magazine
Called Tactile Minds, is a first in
catering to a very select audience.
What is it?

19. Question Q
ID the movie.

20. Question R
• Earlier versions of this gadget were called Lazy Bones,
Flashmatic or Space Command.
• What is being talked about?

21. Question S
• In 1995 it appeared in a book of useless inventions in Japan.
Since
• then, it has gone on to be called ‘the wand of Narcissus’.
• What?

22. Question T

23. Question U*

24. Question V

25. Question W

26. Question X
• Fox Mulder and Dana Scully were the main
characters in which television series?

27. Question Y
Still from which movie?

28. Question Z
Put Funda.