This document provides clues about various people, places, things and their identities through fill in the blank questions and descriptive passages. It references famous novels, films, works of art, songs and people from history and pop culture that the reader must identify by piecing together the contextual clues and filling in the blanks.

1. ELIMS

2. What connects these?
Moskau(originally Russian)
Dschinghis Khan(originally Russian)
Samurai (originally German)
Tunak Tunak Tun(originally Punjabi)
Boten Anna(originally by Swedish)
______ _____(originally Tamil)
The List is non-exhaustive.
FITB.

3. This show was originally titled “The X
chronicles”, but it was changed because another
“The Marshall Chronicles” was being aired.
The series began and ended with a discussion
about a shirt button.
Every episode of X has a Superman reference in it.
Who is X.

4. In the 4th box,something has been blanked.
What in the “world” is it?

5.  Hydrocodone/paracetamol (also known
as hydrocodone/acetaminophen) is usually
found in tablet form, produced and marketed
under the trade names Vicodin,Vicodin
ES, Vicodin HP, Anexsia, Anolor DH5, Bancap
HC, Zydone, Dolacet, Lorcet, Lortab,
and Norco, as well as generic brands.
Hydrocodone also comes in a combination
with ibuprofen.
 What is it?

6. This one image is supposed to have set the
“rumor” that X is actually not straight.
Id X

7. X, a fantasy author, once wrote about Y
"I picture a fairly human figure, not a kind of fairy
rabbit as some of my British reviewers seem to
fancy…. The feet from the ankles down, covered
with brown hairy fur. Clothing: green velvet
breeches; red or yellow waistcoat; brown or green
jacket; gold (or brass) buttons; a dark green hood
and cloak.”
Id X and Y

8. After being educated at the Jesus College,
Oxford, with a highly acclaimed thesis on the
crusades, he set out on a three month long
walking tour of crusader castles in Syria. The
1,000 mile long walk and journey gave him
invaluable knowledge and experience about the
region and this helped later when he returned
later as an archeologist and soldier.
He has been immortalised in the movie X, which
comes from his name.
Id X.

9. The two gentlemen above are an inspiration
for a very famous pair.
Id. Last Names are good enough

10. The very infamous burning of the LZ -129 in 1937
inspired something in 1973.
What?
Only funda gives half points.

11. The film drew heavily from the conventions
of Western films, especially Sergio
Leone's Spaghetti Westerns, such as Once Upon a
Time in the West, and John Sturges' film The
Magnificent Seven, itself being a remake of Seven
Samurai . The film was also influenced by the
westerns of Sam Peckinpah, such as The Wild
Bunch and Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
The film turned out to be so popular that it
spawned a new genre in itself called “Curry
Westerns” an apparent similarity to the Spaghetti
Westerns of Leone.
The film?

12.  Thrash
 Doom
 Gothic
 Black
 Death
 Power
Variations of what?

13. Whose tatooed torso?
What is the funda of the tatoo?
Part points.

14. One possible inspiration for this very famous work
is the effect of the powerful volcanic eruption of
Krakatoa in 1883. The ash that was ejected from
the volcano left the sky tinted red in much of
eastern United States and most
of Europe and Asia , turned the sun green ,violet
and blue in many parts of the world and blew up
enough debris to cool the earth by 2 degrees
Celsius.
Its effect has been suggested as the cause of the
vivid backdrop in a very famous work of art.
Which work of art ?

15. List of novels written by Winston Groom:
Better Times Than These (1978)
As Summers Die (1980)
Conversations with the Enemy (1982, with Duncan
Spencer)
Only (1984, novel)
_______ _______ (1986)
Gone the Sun (1988)
_____ and Co. (1995)
Such a Pretty, Pretty Girl (1998)
The blanked novels are his most famous works, but
not for their literary prowess.
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16.  X is the product of the first three terms of Sylvester's
sequence; like the first five such numbers it is also
a primary pseudoperfect number.
 It is a Catalan number. Consequently; X is the number
of noncrossing partitions of a set of five elements, the
number of triangulations of a heptagon, the number of
rooted ordered binary trees with six leaves, the
number of ways in which five pairs of nested
parentheses can be arranged, etc.
 It is the reciprocal of the sixth Bernoulli number.
 It is the third pentadecagonal number. It is a meandric
number and an open meandric number.
 X is a Størmer number.
 X is a perfect score on the USA Math Olympiad
(USAMO) and International Mathematical
Olympiad (IMO).
Why on Earth?

17. Set in the Late Victorian era ,From Hell is
a graphic novel by Alan Moore.
On what is it based?
(The picture is suggestive enough.)

18. Something in the 4th Box has been
blanked out.
What?

19. Kahaan ki Gaadi?

20. Martial Artist. When he was younger.
Who ?

21. _______ ______ is daily in shape of
a blog written by a blogger with pseudonym “Pagal
Patrakar”, a Hindi term that literally translates to
„crazy journalist‟ in English. Initially writing
anonymously, the blogger was later identified as
a Delhi based management consultant Rahul
Roushan.
It follows a trend pioneered by The Onion of USA.
According to the latest Alexa rankings, _______
______ lies second, although a distant second, to
The Onion.

22. Who is the boy being addressed?

23. ____ _____ is an animated GIF of a ___ with the
body of a cherry Pop-Tart flying through space,
leaving a rainbow trail behind; or a video of the
animated gif, set to a remix of the song of the
several ___ ___ based games.
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24. Zbtb7 , originally named ______ , is a gene that
may act as a master switch for cancer, and is
responsible for the proliferation of cancer
throughout surrounding cells. It is scientifically
called the “P.O.K erythroid myeloid ontogenic”
factor.
Nintendo subsequently threatened legal action for
the original name of the gene.
Why?

25. There are many recorded instances of the X ,
similar steps are reported as far back as 1932, used
by Cab Calloway. In 1985, Calloway said that the
move was called "The Buzz" when he and others
performed it in the 1930s. In 1955 it was recorded
in a performance by tap dancer Bill Bailey.
The French mime artist Marcel Marceau used it
throughout his career (from the 1940s through the
1980s), as part of the drama of his mime routines.
In Marceau's famous "Walking Against the Wind"
routine Marceau pretends to be pushed backwards
by a gust of wind.
ID X

26. Marriage and the ______ ______ .
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27. Id the Band

28. And this one too.

29. This video is called a “Day in the life of
Chennai”, part of a campaign by Times of
India
It was the first Indian ad film to win what
honor?

30. What is the instrument being played?

31. SITTER.
On what has this been based?