The document describes a quiz with 13 questions. It provides context and clues for each question, asking readers to identify people, films, songs, comics characters, and more. Key details include references to Shinzo Abe's visit to the Yasukuni shrine in Japan and the controversy it caused, a filmography being blurred on IMDb, Ozzy Osbourne biting the head off a bat, and the rights to Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver being held by both Marvel Studios and 20th Century Fox.

1. Kameng quiz club
Aditya parashar

2. • Rules:
There are 13 questions in this quiz.
The answers need to be given in the comment section
of the question.
+15 and +10 for first and second correct answers.
There will be part points given at my discretion.
Do NOT google.
A wild guess may win you a correct answer.
The gods old and new alike ,abide by the quizmaster ,
his decision will be final.

3. Q
 Following Japanese Prime minister’s Shinzo Abe’s December 26 ,2013 visit to
Tokyo’s Yasukuni shrine the Chinese ambassador to the United Kingdom
wrote in the Daily Telegraph : “If militarism is like the haunting X of Japan ,
the Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo is a kind of Y, representing the darkest parts of
that nation’s soul.”
 It was followed by another rather controversial statement by his Japanese
counterpart , Keiichi Hayashi , in the same newspaper , headlined :”China
risks becoming Asia’s Y”.

4. X = Voldemort
Y = horcrux

5.  This is a filmography of someone on IMDb , what has been blurred?
Q

6. Bhaag milkha bhaag

7. Q X is an English singer, songwriter and television personality. He rose to
prominence in the early 1970s as the lead vocalist of a rock band Y , whose
sound was influential to the development of heavy metal. X was fired from Y
in 1979 and has since had a successful solo career.
 X has received several awards for his contributions to the music community.
In 1994, he was awarded a Grammy Award for the track "I Don't Want to
Change the World" from Live & Loud for Best Metal Performance of 1994.
 Following is a minimalist poster describing the singer

8.  Ozzy Osbourne (when he bit off a bat’s head in a live show).

9. Q
These are the features of a certain fictional device. Where would you have seen it?
 A central button called the Infusion Trigger that can activate all I V lines at once.
 Configurable control settings for the accurate monitoring and adjustment of Somnacin levels.
 12 foot (4 meter) I V lines for versatile in the field set-up.
 LED display with atomized timer for monitoring precise flow rates.
 Synchronization monitoring chip for flow check monitoring and automated adjustment to
optimize output flow.
 Lithium iodide batteries with life of 200 hours.
 Additional vial storage for multiple doses in the field.
 Case lock for prevention of system tampering.
 Memory backup for retention of infusion output data.
 Easy access to fuses and batteries for replacement.

10. The Portable Automated Somnacin IntraVenous Device , Inception

11. This image shows which production house has the film rights of which marvel character.
The rights to X and Y have been acquired by both marvel studios and 20th century fox .
X and Y were played by different actors due to this in different movies recently.
X & Y ?
Q

12. Scarlet witch, Quiksilver

13. Q
 This actor, who is shown wearing a brown paper bag during the red carpet
premiere of his film with "I am not famous anymore"(a reference to one of
his rather eccentric tweets), declared his retirement from public life and
ended it(his retirement) in three week
 Identify this famous actor , and also the film for full points

14.  Shia LaBeouf, Nymphomaniac

15. Q
 “I Killed My Lesbian Wife, Hung Her on a Meat Hook, and Now I Have a
Three-Picture Deal at Disney”
 This is an academy award winners’ directorial debut short film. The film has
received generally negative reviews, with critics contrasting it unfavorably
to X’s later work.
 In 2010, X disowned the film in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. "It's
horrible. It's atrocious. I knew I wanted to be a director, and I did a couple
of short films, and this is the only one that haunts me. I'm not proud of it. It
looks like it was made by someone who has no prospects, no promise.“
 X ?

16. Ben Affleck

17. Q
 One of WWE’s pay-per-view is the WWE Elimination Chamber . The
signature match that forms the pay-per-view is the Elimination Chamber
match, a cell/cage match with six participants.
 The Elimination Chamber match is contested by six participants, with two
beginning the bout in the ring, while the other four are held within each
inner chamber. Every five minutes, one of the four participants within a
chamber is released into the ongoing match.
 The pay-per-view is called No Escape in only one country in the world
because there might be objections with the actual name.
 Which country?
 Why so?

19. Germany
holocaust gas chambers used during WWII by the
nazis

20. Q
 Over the years this media house , has promoted X ,with creative social
media teases, for example fans have been asked to #Roast_______,
#Take_______, and this year they have come up with another unique
campaign #Catch_______.
 To "catch" ________, fans will have lay the "bait" on social media, tagged
with #Catch________. If they spot her/him/it , fans will need to retweet that
post quickly before he/she/it is gone. Those who catch him/her/it will be
treated to unique content -- or in some cases, actual physical prizes.
 Give me X or any of the blanks

22. Q
 One-hit wonder duo, Buckner & Garcia, hit the Billboard Top 10 in March
1982 with the song “X Fever," inspired by the hugely popular arcade game.
The duo released a concept album of the same title, made up entirely of
songs about video games, using sound effects from those games. None of
the other tunes — including "Frogger's Lament" and "Do the Donkey Kong"
— found similar chart success.
 What is the name of the album/song??

24. Q For “X" Urban Dictionary says, is an acronym that stands for “________
___________ _____," or a shortened version of something else affectionate,
and, which hilariously means, poop in Danish. In addition, “X" has appeared
in rap songs and countless web memes since the mid-2000's.
 While it might at first sound alarmingly like irritating, incomprehensible
tween-speak to some (and I confess, that was my initial reaction), it is
actually much more widespread and pervasive so as not to warrant a hasty
dismissal.
 Mr. Williams may get you this

26. Q
 “S” is an Urdu-language Indian song. It quickly became popular upon
release and its music video gained the same status. In 2002, the BBC World
Service conducted an international poll to choose the ten most popular
songs of all time. Around 7000 songs were selected from all over the world.
According to the BBC , people from 155 countries voted “S" ninth in the top
10 songs.
 Remixes of the song were used in the opening and closing credits of the
2006 film, Inside Man.
 The song was featured in the pilot episode of Smith. A cover of this song
was performed in episode 5 of season 5 of CSI: Miami.
 S?

27. Chaiyya chaiyya

28. Q
 “X” Comics was a publishing imprint shared by DC Comics and Marvel Comics,
in which the two comic book publishers merged their characters into new ones
 These characters first appeared in a series of twelve comic books which were
published in 1996, between the third and fourth issues of the DC vs.
Marvel miniseries. A second set of twelve comic books followed one year later.
 The following is an inexhaustive list of fictional characters that appear in
the comic books of X Comics.
Spider-Boy : DC's Superboy and Marvel's Spider-Man clone.
Super-Soldier : DC's Superman and Marvel's Captain America.
A -B : DC's Batman and Marvel's Wolverine
 give me X and A-B(part points)

29. X: Amalgam comics
A-B: Dark Claw