This document provides the rules for a quiz being conducted by Tezpur University Adda Quiz. It states that answers should be emailed by February 27th at noon and that questions 2,4,6,7,8,10,11,14,15 will break ties. Internet use is prohibited. It also provides 15 multiple choice questions on various topics covering history, science, art and literature.
The document provides brief descriptions of events, people, and terms from each decade from the 1930s to the 2010s. It includes details about the Hindenburg disaster, Led Zeppelin album covers, the Kon-Tiki expedition members, the Black September Organization, the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Princess Diana's bodyguard being the sole survivor of her car crash, and a Halloween costume resembling an Ebola nurse from 2014.
This document provides the rules for a quiz being conducted by Tezpur University Adda Quiz. It states that answers should be emailed by February 27th at noon and that questions 2,4,6,7,8,10,11,14,15 will break ties. Internet use is prohibited. It also provides 15 multiple choice questions on various topics covering history, science, art and literature.
The document provides brief descriptions of events, people, and terms from each decade from the 1930s to the 2010s. It includes details about the Hindenburg disaster, Led Zeppelin album covers, the Kon-Tiki expedition members, the Black September Organization, the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, Princess Diana's bodyguard being the sole survivor of her car crash, and a Halloween costume resembling an Ebola nurse from 2014.
This document outlines the details of a quiz to be conducted on November 29th and 30th, 2014 by Apratim Mukhopadhyay. It will consist of 60 multiple choice questions on a variety of topics, with a focus on MELAS questions. Correct answers will receive 10 points while incorrect answers will receive -10 points. The quizmaster's decisions are final. The document then provides 13 sample questions from the quiz across various subjects including films, sports, history, and literature.
We are talking about the 1988 Summer Olympics opening ceremony in Seoul, South Korea. During the ceremony, live doves were released as symbols of peace but some were burned alive when the Olympic cauldron was lit, causing protests. Paper or balloon doves were used instead in subsequent Olympics.
The document discusses the preliminaries and rules for a quiz competition. It acknowledges various people for their help and support in organizing the quiz. The rules state that the quizmasters are always right and are the smartest people during the quiz. It also notes that questions 16-20 are starred and will be used to break ties.
This document outlines the rules for an online quiz competition hosted by Jyotesh Singh. It includes:
1. Questions will be on the platform Infinite Pounce and scoring will generally be +10/0, with pounces at +10/-5.
2. There are special rules like the Bapuji Rule and Sister Rule that allow additional questions or bonuses.
3. The quizmaster's decisions are final according to Rule #10.
The document provides the rules and questions for a preliminary quiz round. It states there will be 25 questions, and the top 8 teams based on scores will advance to the finals. Starred questions will be used to break ties. Preliminary scores will be multiplied by 5 and carried over to the finals. Teams using unfair means will be disqualified. The quizmaster's decisions are final. It then provides the 25 questions and their answers.
The document discusses several topics:
1. It mentions a law student in Bangalore who filed a consumer complaint against HUL for finding a crayon named "Skin Color" racially offensive.
2. It states that Harrison Ford is the only non-archaeologist on the governing board of the Archaeological Institute of America.
3. It lists misquoted dialogues from famous movies like Star Wars, Casablanca, and A Few Good Men.
The Open Hand is a recurring motif in Le Corbusier's architecture, representing "peace and reconciliation. It is open to give and open to receive." Jenny Joseph is famous for being the model in an iconic image depicting an old woman wearing a purple shirt that was commissioned in 1989. She later gave an interview in 2012 describing her single modeling job.
Alphabet Inc's first stock buyback of $5.1 billion in 2015 was not a randomly selected number. It was the square root of 26, which is an image commonly associated with Alphabet. 'White Print' is a magazine launched in 2013 targeted towards blind readers in Braille. During the 1996 Olympics, British sprinter Linford Christie wore his sponsor Puma's logo on his contact lenses to get around rules requiring he wear the official sponsor Reebok's logo. Bernie Sanders' views were shaped in part by the controversial 1957 move of the Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team to Los Angeles over a stadium dispute. Artisans in parts of North India specialized in making effigies burnt during Ramleela ceremonies, though prices
Dr. Salazar was a murderer serving time in a Mexican prison who saved the life of another prisoner, Dykes Askew Simmons, with emergency surgery. A journalist named X visited the prison to interview Simmons but ended up interviewing Dr. Salazar, taking an interest in his unusual career as a surgeon within the prison system. However, the warden revealed to X that Dr. Salazar was actually a murderer himself. X went on to immortalize Dr. Salazar in his writing.
This is a school project made by me (Kai-Hui Chunag 莊凱卉) and my partners (Yu-Hsuan Tsai 蔡聿宣 and Yu-Yun Hou 侯育芸).
We would like to express our gratitude to Professor Hsiu-Jen Cheng, as we would not have been able to complete it without her.
This document outlines the details of a quiz to be conducted on November 29th and 30th, 2014 by Apratim Mukhopadhyay. It will consist of 60 multiple choice questions on a variety of topics, with a focus on MELAS questions. Correct answers will receive 10 points while incorrect answers will receive -10 points. The quizmaster's decisions are final. The document then provides 13 sample questions from the quiz across various subjects including films, sports, history, and literature.
We are talking about the 1988 Summer Olympics opening ceremony in Seoul, South Korea. During the ceremony, live doves were released as symbols of peace but some were burned alive when the Olympic cauldron was lit, causing protests. Paper or balloon doves were used instead in subsequent Olympics.
The document discusses the preliminaries and rules for a quiz competition. It acknowledges various people for their help and support in organizing the quiz. The rules state that the quizmasters are always right and are the smartest people during the quiz. It also notes that questions 16-20 are starred and will be used to break ties.
This document outlines the rules for an online quiz competition hosted by Jyotesh Singh. It includes:
1. Questions will be on the platform Infinite Pounce and scoring will generally be +10/0, with pounces at +10/-5.
2. There are special rules like the Bapuji Rule and Sister Rule that allow additional questions or bonuses.
3. The quizmaster's decisions are final according to Rule #10.
The document provides the rules and questions for a preliminary quiz round. It states there will be 25 questions, and the top 8 teams based on scores will advance to the finals. Starred questions will be used to break ties. Preliminary scores will be multiplied by 5 and carried over to the finals. Teams using unfair means will be disqualified. The quizmaster's decisions are final. It then provides the 25 questions and their answers.
The document discusses several topics:
1. It mentions a law student in Bangalore who filed a consumer complaint against HUL for finding a crayon named "Skin Color" racially offensive.
2. It states that Harrison Ford is the only non-archaeologist on the governing board of the Archaeological Institute of America.
3. It lists misquoted dialogues from famous movies like Star Wars, Casablanca, and A Few Good Men.
The Open Hand is a recurring motif in Le Corbusier's architecture, representing "peace and reconciliation. It is open to give and open to receive." Jenny Joseph is famous for being the model in an iconic image depicting an old woman wearing a purple shirt that was commissioned in 1989. She later gave an interview in 2012 describing her single modeling job.
Alphabet Inc's first stock buyback of $5.1 billion in 2015 was not a randomly selected number. It was the square root of 26, which is an image commonly associated with Alphabet. 'White Print' is a magazine launched in 2013 targeted towards blind readers in Braille. During the 1996 Olympics, British sprinter Linford Christie wore his sponsor Puma's logo on his contact lenses to get around rules requiring he wear the official sponsor Reebok's logo. Bernie Sanders' views were shaped in part by the controversial 1957 move of the Brooklyn Dodgers baseball team to Los Angeles over a stadium dispute. Artisans in parts of North India specialized in making effigies burnt during Ramleela ceremonies, though prices
Dr. Salazar was a murderer serving time in a Mexican prison who saved the life of another prisoner, Dykes Askew Simmons, with emergency surgery. A journalist named X visited the prison to interview Simmons but ended up interviewing Dr. Salazar, taking an interest in his unusual career as a surgeon within the prison system. However, the warden revealed to X that Dr. Salazar was actually a murderer himself. X went on to immortalize Dr. Salazar in his writing.
This is a school project made by me (Kai-Hui Chunag 莊凱卉) and my partners (Yu-Hsuan Tsai 蔡聿宣 and Yu-Yun Hou 侯育芸).
We would like to express our gratitude to Professor Hsiu-Jen Cheng, as we would not have been able to complete it without her.