1. The document describes the marking scheme and rules for the quiz competition called "Freshers' Mains" hosted by Akhil Sachan, Shambhavi Gupta, and Ayush Singh.
2. The marking scheme awards points for correct answers in each round and deducts points for incorrect answers. There are 4 rounds - Bounce, Pick Your Poison, Pounce, and Long Visual Connect.
3. The document also lists some unusual rules for the competition, such as not answering with 42 and not taking back answers once pounced.
This document outlines the rules and questions for a quiz competition called the MELA QUIZ hosted by Shadan and Darshan. It will have 20 preliminary questions across various topics like literature, movies, art, and music. The top 6 teams will qualify for the finals round which will have additional questions. Some questions are marked with a star in case of a tiebreaker. The Quiz Master's decision is final.
The document appears to be a quiz containing various trivia questions and their answers on a range of topics. Some of the questions ask about identifying people, places, companies, movies, songs, and events. Others ask about explaining phenomena, origins of terms, or controversies related to certain answers.
The document contains a 30 question general knowledge quiz covering topics like pop culture, business, history, science, sports and more. The questions are multiple choice format testing knowledge on subjects like Pink Floyd, Atari, the Oscars, Marriott hotels, film terminology, the treadmill and more. Correct answers are provided for identification purposes as part of the quiz.
- The document appears to be a quiz with multiple choice questions and answers. It contains 18 questions in round 2 about topics ranging from history, literature, pop culture and current events.
- Some examples of questions asked include identifying the two sons of Ganesha, the inspiration for the portrait of Jesus Christ, the eligibility criteria to play cricket for two countries, and the song NATO foreign ministers sang karaoke to.
- The questions provide interesting facts and test a wide range of general knowledge.
The document provides details about an intra-school quiz competition including:
- There will be 7 rounds with the rules explained before each round. The quizmasters' decision is final.
- No unacceptable behavior will be tolerated.
- The warm-up round includes 5 sample questions about umbilical cables, songs, flags, goosebumps, and rock-paper-scissors.
- The document thanks various parties for their contribution and support of the quiz competition.
The document provides details about a quiz being conducted, including:
- There are 35 questions in the prelims round
- Participants get +1 point for each correct answer and -1 for incorrect answers
- The questions then provide details about the subjects being asked about, including science, history and general knowledge topics.
This document outlines the rules and questions for a quiz competition called the MELA QUIZ hosted by Shadan and Darshan. It will have 20 preliminary questions across various topics like literature, movies, art, and music. The top 6 teams will qualify for the finals round which will have additional questions. Some questions are marked with a star in case of a tiebreaker. The Quiz Master's decision is final.
The document appears to be a quiz containing various trivia questions and their answers on a range of topics. Some of the questions ask about identifying people, places, companies, movies, songs, and events. Others ask about explaining phenomena, origins of terms, or controversies related to certain answers.
The document contains a 30 question general knowledge quiz covering topics like pop culture, business, history, science, sports and more. The questions are multiple choice format testing knowledge on subjects like Pink Floyd, Atari, the Oscars, Marriott hotels, film terminology, the treadmill and more. Correct answers are provided for identification purposes as part of the quiz.
- The document appears to be a quiz with multiple choice questions and answers. It contains 18 questions in round 2 about topics ranging from history, literature, pop culture and current events.
- Some examples of questions asked include identifying the two sons of Ganesha, the inspiration for the portrait of Jesus Christ, the eligibility criteria to play cricket for two countries, and the song NATO foreign ministers sang karaoke to.
- The questions provide interesting facts and test a wide range of general knowledge.
The document provides details about an intra-school quiz competition including:
- There will be 7 rounds with the rules explained before each round. The quizmasters' decision is final.
- No unacceptable behavior will be tolerated.
- The warm-up round includes 5 sample questions about umbilical cables, songs, flags, goosebumps, and rock-paper-scissors.
- The document thanks various parties for their contribution and support of the quiz competition.
The document provides details about a quiz being conducted, including:
- There are 35 questions in the prelims round
- Participants get +1 point for each correct answer and -1 for incorrect answers
- The questions then provide details about the subjects being asked about, including science, history and general knowledge topics.
The document provides information about the Ansatz Finals math competition including 24 questions in a pounce and bounce format. Teams can pounce to answer a question for points, and if the originally chosen team gets it wrong it bounces to others. Example trial questions are provided about Jack Dorsey's first tweet and Ulam spirals. The document encourages participants not to search for answers online and states that the question master's (QM) decisions are final.
This document contains a quiz conducted by the team "Sarson Da Swag" at the GNOSIS Quiz League at NIT Allahabad. It consists of 20 multiple choice questions related to science, technology and popular culture. The questions cover topics like famous people, products, discoveries, logos and more. Answers are provided at the end for verification.
1. The document describes various trivia questions and clues related to history, culture, and current events.
2. It includes questions about famous individuals like Bharat Ratna recipients, topics like GST, and events such as the 1994 Great Indian Women's Rafting Voyage.
3. The questions are part of a quiz with multiple choice answers and clues to identify people, places, topics, and other details referenced in the passages.
1. The document outlines the rules and questions for a 25 question quiz with 1 point questions from Q1-20 and 2 point questions from Q21-25.
2. It provides context and clues for each multiple choice question on topics ranging from history, literature, sports and pop culture.
3. The participants are tested on their knowledge of people, events, works of art, movies and more.
1. Sony is the major electronics maker whose name comes from the Latin word for sound. It was founded by Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka.
2. The picture depicts John F. Kennedy, who had back problems and preferred to read newspapers standing up. Taken in 1961, the photo became iconic during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The picture is called the "Burden of Leadership", taken by George Tames for the New York Times.
3. Disney originally planned to adapt several of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales for a live-action/animation film in the 1940s, but found The Snow Queen character too difficult to adapt for modern audiences. The deadlock was recently broken with
MELAS quiz conducted by Quiz Club NITW on 9th April 2022, as a part of a trilogy of quizzes for the college fest Spring Spree 2022. The set has both the Prelims and Finals which include various questions on topics related to Music, Entertainment, Literature, Art and Sports.
The document contains rules and questions for a quiz competition with 4 rounds - 2 rounds of pounce and bounce questions and 2 rounds of written questions. It provides 10 sample questions from the first round of pounce and bounce on topics like Indian films, slogans, historical figures, cities, industries, and monuments. The responses include the answers to the questions along with the rules of scoring.
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.
The document describes the rules and rounds of a general quiz being conducted by IIT Kharagpur Quiz Club. It consists of 4 rounds - two written rounds with questions on etymology of culinary items and movie plots, and two oral rounds with questions asked clockwise and anti-clockwise. The rounds test the participants' knowledge of history, science, literature, current affairs and pop culture.
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The document contains rules for a quiz competition called Bulls and Lab Rats Prelims. It consists of 24 multiple choice questions with 1 mark each. The top 8 teams will advance to the finals. There is also a tiebreaker rule. The document then lists several questions related to science, history, and pop culture as examples of the types of questions that will be in the prelims competition.
SciBizTech School Quiz -- Jubilee 2018 (Finals)Piyush Kedia
The document discusses scientific topics and nomenclature. It includes 4 questions about naming conventions in science:
1. A fish discovered in South America was named after a vigilante with a similar symbol, referring to Batman.
2. A cave-dwelling arachnid's name is derived from Bram Stoker and one of his characters.
3. A beetle is named after a former US leader known for his muscular physique, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
4. A spider found in Southeast Asia is named after a rock star, David Bowie, known for his alter-ego Ziggy Stardust.
The document tests knowledge of naming conventions related to pop culture figures
This document discusses a traveller from antiquity named Megasthenes and his book Indica. At the beginning of Indica, Megasthenes refers to older Indians' knowledge of the prehistoric arrival of Dionysus and Hercules in India, a popular story among Greeks during the Alexandrian period. He comments on Indian religions, mentioning devotees of Heracles and Dionysus but not Buddhists, supporting the theory that Buddhism was not widely known before Ashoka's reign.
This document provides the rules and questions for the Freshers' General Quiz 2018 at IIT Kanpur. It contains 20 multiple choice questions testing general knowledge about history, literature, movies, science and more. The questions are marked with clues and hints to help participants arrive at the answers. Correct answers are also provided sequentially at the end.
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The document contains a preliminary quiz round with 30 multiple choice questions. It provides instructions that all questions are worth 1 point, ties will be resolved based on starred questions, and devices with internet access must be switched off. The questions cover topics like geography, history, arts, and entertainment.
The document provides information about the format and rounds of a quiz competition. It includes:
- The format includes a mixed bag round, written round, and mixed bag round II.
- The first round is called "Mixed Bag" and includes 15 questions with scoring for correct answers of +10 for bouncing and +10/-5 for pouncing on questions.
- The document then provides examples of questions asked in the quiz competition rounds with topics spanning films, music, sports, and history.
Conducted by Quiz Club NITW on 20th March 2023. Themed on fun facts and amazing fundas on general topics. The set above consists of questions from qualifiers round conducted for each branch in NITW.
Here are the categories for the lightning round:
Team 1: Movies
Team 2: Books
Team 3: Music
Team 4: TV Shows
Team 5: Sports
Team 6: Geography
Team 7: Science
Team 8: History
Team 9: Pop Culture
Team 10: General Knowledge
The categories have been randomly assigned. Good luck to all the teams!
The document provides information about the Ansatz Finals math competition including 24 questions in a pounce and bounce format. Teams can pounce to answer a question for points, and if the originally chosen team gets it wrong it bounces to others. Example trial questions are provided about Jack Dorsey's first tweet and Ulam spirals. The document encourages participants not to search for answers online and states that the question master's (QM) decisions are final.
This document contains a quiz conducted by the team "Sarson Da Swag" at the GNOSIS Quiz League at NIT Allahabad. It consists of 20 multiple choice questions related to science, technology and popular culture. The questions cover topics like famous people, products, discoveries, logos and more. Answers are provided at the end for verification.
1. The document describes various trivia questions and clues related to history, culture, and current events.
2. It includes questions about famous individuals like Bharat Ratna recipients, topics like GST, and events such as the 1994 Great Indian Women's Rafting Voyage.
3. The questions are part of a quiz with multiple choice answers and clues to identify people, places, topics, and other details referenced in the passages.
1. The document outlines the rules and questions for a 25 question quiz with 1 point questions from Q1-20 and 2 point questions from Q21-25.
2. It provides context and clues for each multiple choice question on topics ranging from history, literature, sports and pop culture.
3. The participants are tested on their knowledge of people, events, works of art, movies and more.
1. Sony is the major electronics maker whose name comes from the Latin word for sound. It was founded by Akio Morita and Masaru Ibuka.
2. The picture depicts John F. Kennedy, who had back problems and preferred to read newspapers standing up. Taken in 1961, the photo became iconic during the Cuban Missile Crisis. The picture is called the "Burden of Leadership", taken by George Tames for the New York Times.
3. Disney originally planned to adapt several of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales for a live-action/animation film in the 1940s, but found The Snow Queen character too difficult to adapt for modern audiences. The deadlock was recently broken with
MELAS quiz conducted by Quiz Club NITW on 9th April 2022, as a part of a trilogy of quizzes for the college fest Spring Spree 2022. The set has both the Prelims and Finals which include various questions on topics related to Music, Entertainment, Literature, Art and Sports.
The document contains rules and questions for a quiz competition with 4 rounds - 2 rounds of pounce and bounce questions and 2 rounds of written questions. It provides 10 sample questions from the first round of pounce and bounce on topics like Indian films, slogans, historical figures, cities, industries, and monuments. The responses include the answers to the questions along with the rules of scoring.
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.
The document describes the rules and rounds of a general quiz being conducted by IIT Kharagpur Quiz Club. It consists of 4 rounds - two written rounds with questions on etymology of culinary items and movie plots, and two oral rounds with questions asked clockwise and anti-clockwise. The rounds test the participants' knowledge of history, science, literature, current affairs and pop culture.
SciBizTech School Quiz -- Jubilee 2018 (Prelims)Piyush Kedia
The document contains rules for a quiz competition called Bulls and Lab Rats Prelims. It consists of 24 multiple choice questions with 1 mark each. The top 8 teams will advance to the finals. There is also a tiebreaker rule. The document then lists several questions related to science, history, and pop culture as examples of the types of questions that will be in the prelims competition.
SciBizTech School Quiz -- Jubilee 2018 (Finals)Piyush Kedia
The document discusses scientific topics and nomenclature. It includes 4 questions about naming conventions in science:
1. A fish discovered in South America was named after a vigilante with a similar symbol, referring to Batman.
2. A cave-dwelling arachnid's name is derived from Bram Stoker and one of his characters.
3. A beetle is named after a former US leader known for his muscular physique, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
4. A spider found in Southeast Asia is named after a rock star, David Bowie, known for his alter-ego Ziggy Stardust.
The document tests knowledge of naming conventions related to pop culture figures
This document discusses a traveller from antiquity named Megasthenes and his book Indica. At the beginning of Indica, Megasthenes refers to older Indians' knowledge of the prehistoric arrival of Dionysus and Hercules in India, a popular story among Greeks during the Alexandrian period. He comments on Indian religions, mentioning devotees of Heracles and Dionysus but not Buddhists, supporting the theory that Buddhism was not widely known before Ashoka's reign.
This document provides the rules and questions for the Freshers' General Quiz 2018 at IIT Kanpur. It contains 20 multiple choice questions testing general knowledge about history, literature, movies, science and more. The questions are marked with clues and hints to help participants arrive at the answers. Correct answers are also provided sequentially at the end.
FAQ Open General Quiz at Medical College Kolkata Prelimskoolkinks
The document contains a preliminary quiz round with 30 multiple choice questions. It provides instructions that all questions are worth 1 point, ties will be resolved based on starred questions, and devices with internet access must be switched off. The questions cover topics like geography, history, arts, and entertainment.
The document provides information about the format and rounds of a quiz competition. It includes:
- The format includes a mixed bag round, written round, and mixed bag round II.
- The first round is called "Mixed Bag" and includes 15 questions with scoring for correct answers of +10 for bouncing and +10/-5 for pouncing on questions.
- The document then provides examples of questions asked in the quiz competition rounds with topics spanning films, music, sports, and history.
Conducted by Quiz Club NITW on 20th March 2023. Themed on fun facts and amazing fundas on general topics. The set above consists of questions from qualifiers round conducted for each branch in NITW.
Here are the categories for the lightning round:
Team 1: Movies
Team 2: Books
Team 3: Music
Team 4: TV Shows
Team 5: Sports
Team 6: Geography
Team 7: Science
Team 8: History
Team 9: Pop Culture
Team 10: General Knowledge
The categories have been randomly assigned. Good luck to all the teams!
This document appears to be a quiz with various trivia questions covering topics like movies, literature, history, science and more. The questions range from identifying people, places, objects, concepts and works of fiction from clues provided. Most questions have multiple choice answer options but some require a one word response. The quiz tests a wide range of general knowledge.
This document appears to be an advertisement for Ikea. It provides multiple choice questions about various topics such as fashion trends, artists, buildings, and companies to earn points. The questions cover subjects like Geri Halliwell's iconic Union Jack dress, Broadway Boogie Woogie by Piet Mondrian, the Tate Modern art gallery in London, controlled demolitions by CD, Inc., Pablo Picasso's lithograph "La Colombe", and PepsiCo trading Pepsi for Soviet naval vessels.
The document discusses ships flying flags from multiple nations to deceive other vessels into thinking they were allies. However, the rules of engagement required that ships hoist their true flag before firing upon another ship. This gave rise to the popular phrase "Show your true colours." The summary identifies the key details about flag deception from the passage and the phrase that arose from revealing one's true flag before combat.
This document contains the rules and questions for a quiz competition called the Banur Barite Session. The rules state that the questions will have pro-wrestling connections and the answers will provide pictures to help explain the connections. There are 28 questions on various topics that will be asked with a +10/-10 point system for correct/incorrect answers.
- Character: Son Goku
- Anime: Dragon Ball
- Significance: Dragon Ball was one of the most popular and influential shonen manga and anime series of all time, which popularised the martial arts genre globally. In the anime, Son Goku is a small child with a big appetite and incredible fighting skills. Despite his small size, he is one of the most powerful fighters. These reactions highlight others constantly commenting on his small size, which annoys him.
The document discusses a streaming quiz from 2022 that contains 15 questions about various movies, TV shows, books, and other media. It provides the questions, rules for the quiz, and sample answers. Some of the questions ask the participant to identify titles, characters, or works based on clues and descriptions provided. The document also notes that questions 5, 10, and 15 will be used as tie-breakers if needed.
Magician Harry Houdini and writer Arthur Conan Doyle were once friends but later had a public falling out after Houdini insisted that spiritualist mediums employed trickery while Doyle was convinced Houdini had supernatural powers, as expressed in his book The Edge of the Unknown.
1) The document discusses a round of the game "Pounce & Bounce" between teams Piyush and Rohit. It provides the rules of the game and examples of questions and answers.
2) One question asks for the name of the Japanese girl who made origami cranes after being exposed to radiation from the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. Another asks for the idiom that originated from a Greek legend about a general burying treasure.
3) The document appears to be providing a quiz-like game between two teams, with points awarded for correct answers given for different questions on topics like science, history, pop culture and more.
The document appears to be a quiz with 25 pop culture related questions. It provides context and details for each question, identifying people, movies, TV shows, music, and more. The questions are looking for names, titles, or other key identifying information related to each prompt. Some questions are marked with a star to indicate they may help resolve a tie.
This document summarizes the questions and answers from an entertainment quiz session. It includes questions about movies, TV shows, actors, and other entertainment topics. Some of the questions identified include the term that arose from radio shows being sponsored in the 1930s (soap operas), the poker hand known as the "Anna Kournikova hand" (ace of spades, king of hearts), and the TV series that was initially conceived as a radio show and is considered one of the first reality shows (Candid Camera).
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1. GitHub, a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration. It was launched in 2008 by Tom Preston-Werner, Chris Wanstrath, and PJ Hyett.
2. GitHub allows for social networking functions like feeds and followers to display how developers work together on repositories and branches of code.
3. A paragraph refers metaphorically to a supermarket and the fear that prevents products from combining, seen as an unprovable belief system that keeps them obedient.
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 describes a monthly quiz with 10 questions on various topics. It includes questions about Aaron Schwartz, the movie Edge of Tomorrow, Kanye West, Kane from Citizen Kane, Hannibal Lecter, Mr. Peabody, Cinderella, Pokemon voice actors, Daft Punk, and the Windows 95 startup tune. It provides context and clues for each question before revealing the answer.
SPENT QUIZ 2.0 is a quiz with 10 questions on various topics ranging from identifying people, movies, sports and more. The questions have point values for correct and incorrect answers ranging from +10/-10 to +120/-60. The quiz is hosted by Abid Abdulla from Infinite Pounce-I.
1. The document provides information about an upcoming pop culture quiz called "Pop It Like It's Hot" including details about the number of questions, point values, and gratitude to those involved in creating the quiz.
2. It then provides context about the Chrome dinosaur game including that it was inspired by prehistoric times and was given the codename "Project Bolan" in reference to the rock band T-Rex.
3. The last part provides context about the popularity of the Chrome dinosaur game including how many times it is played each month and the countries with the most players.
The document is a quiz with multiple choice questions about literature, history, movies, and pop culture. It includes 28 questions with clues and references related to the answers. The questions cover topics like literary groups, newspapers, logos, movies, songs, scientific discoveries, and more. The quiz tests the participants' knowledge across different domains in an entertaining way.
The document appears to contain rules and guidelines for a sports event or competition. It instructs students to write answers in the correct order, answers will be scored positively or negatively, to keep the answer sheet neat, not to fight over answers or become upset if they are incorrect, and not to use unauthorized resources which is illegal. It also mentions keeping the dignity of tough questions and that everyone makes mistakes, including the quiz master.
- The document outlines rules for a quiz competition, including not using phones for non-buzzing purposes, question point values, and number of attempts per question.
- It then provides a series of questions related to companies, people, and other terms in business/industry.
- Safety is emphasized between each question.
1) The document describes the rules and questions for a movie quiz competition with 4 rounds. It provides questions about movies, actors, directors and their works.
2) The last round is described as a "no negative" round where players do not lose points for incorrect answers.
3) The document tests knowledge of Indian cinema from early films to modern Bollywood, as well as Hollywood films and directors. It connects movies to songs, books and other entertainment works.
This document appears to be a general quiz with 21 multiple choice or fill-in-the-blank questions covering topics like Apple operating systems, World War 1, Guinness World Records, spices, political rivalries, sports clubs, landmarks, emergency situations, traditional medicines, brand partnerships, locations, leaders, drinks, and medical conditions. The questions are meant to test knowledge across different domains including history, geography, business, and science.
The document provides directives for a quiz competition. It outlines scoring rules such as questions being worth +50 points normally but can be boosted to +75 or +100. Teams have the option to "mine" a question by choosing the next team to answer - if correct the mining team gets -25 instead of -50. The document then provides a series of multiple choice questions across different topics to be used in the quiz competition.
The document discusses a Bengali film and song from 1961. It provides context about a fruit seller named Rahmat who comes to Kolkata from a place called A and befriends a local girl. The story is based on a short story by author C. Hindi adaptations of the story were also released in 1961 and 2017. The 1961 film featured a famous song sung by Manna Dey, though originally sung by Rahmat about his homeland B, the song has been used to dedicate to India as well. The summary identifies the need to provide more details like the names of the film, short story, adaptations and song to fully answer the question.
The document discusses several topics in a question-answer format:
1) It asks about a device created by MIT researchers to read internal speech through neuromuscular signals, which is called the X.
2) It provides details about the opening of a movie theater in Saudi Arabia and screening policies for mixed and single-gender audiences.
3) It poses multiple choice questions about robots programmed to assemble items, the etymology of palindromes, and the purpose of segregating pools by age.
This weekly quiz from QM Akhil Sachan contains 18 multiple choice questions. The rules are that only pounce responses are allowed, with +20/-10 scoring. The QM's decision is final. The questions cover topics like Day of the Dead, triangular bathroom signs, Tabasco sauce, authors David Foster Wallace and Infinite Jest, vaccine pioneer Edward Jenner, Rosemary Kennedy, Berlin Wall, the Armenian Genocide, Snickers candy bar, Bollywood films Bobby and Mera Naam Joker, Wendy's founder Dave Thomas, the siege of Troy, the Battle of Karnal, Lichchavi republic of ancient India, and inventions like the Uniti electric car and the Celsius temperature scale.
The document contains the details of a quiz being conducted by Akhil Sachan, Shambhavi Gupta and Ayush Singh. It lays out 7 commandments for the quiz, including that there will be 21 questions with equal marking and no negative marking. It also notes that questions 5, 10, 15 and 20 will be used as tie-breakers. The document then provides the 21 questions and their answers.
This document contains questions and answers for a general quiz. It includes questions about Oskar Schindler, Franz Mesmer, the invention of pianists sitting sideways, the source of the color purple, Sweden switching to right-hand driving, Muhammad Ali freeing American hostages in Iraq, J.P. Morgan and the Titanic, the medical condition of a man named Adam Rainer, Harvey Weinstein's accusers, Mohani coining the phrase "Inquilab Zindabad", Syed Fazl-ul-Hasn Hasrat and Babasaheb Ambedkar, power posing, Guru Dutt, Domino's 30 minute delivery guarantee, internet shutdowns in India, a former
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Today's fast-paced environment worries companies of all sizes about efficiency and security. Businesses are constantly looking for new and better solutions to solve their problems, whether it's data security or facility access. RFID for access control technologies have revolutionized this.
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The way we consume television has evolved dramatically over the past decade. Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) has emerged as a popular alternative to traditional cable and satellite TV, offering a wide range of channels and on-demand content via the internet. In Ireland, IPTV is rapidly gaining traction, with Xtreame HDTV being one of the prominent providers in the market. This comprehensive guide will delve into everything you need to know about IPTV Ireland, focusing on Xtreame HDTV, its features, benefits, and how it is revolutionizing TV viewing for Irish audiences.
The Unbelievable Tale of Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping: A Riveting Sagagreendigital
Introduction
The notion of Dwayne Johnson kidnapping seems straight out of a Hollywood thriller. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, known for his larger-than-life persona, immense popularity. and action-packed filmography, is the last person anyone would envision being a victim of kidnapping. Yet, the bizarre and riveting tale of such an incident, filled with twists and turns. has captured the imagination of many. In this article, we delve into the intricate details of this astonishing event. exploring every aspect, from the dramatic rescue operation to the aftermath and the lessons learned.
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The Origins of the Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping Saga
Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
Johnson's filmography includes blockbuster hits such as "The Fast and the Furious" series, "Jumanji," "Moana," and "San Andreas." His charismatic personality, impressive physique. and action-star status have made him a beloved figure worldwide. Thus, the news of his kidnapping would send shockwaves across the globe.
Setting the Scene: The Day of the Kidnapping
The incident of Dwayne Johnson's kidnapping began on an ordinary day. Johnson was filming his latest high-octane action film set to break box office records. The location was a remote yet scenic area. chosen for its rugged terrain and breathtaking vistas. perfect for the film's climactic scenes.
But, beneath the veneer of normalcy, a sinister plot was unfolding. Unbeknownst to Johnson and his team, a group of criminals had planned his abduction. hoping to leverage his celebrity status for a hefty ransom. The stage was set for an event that would soon dominate worldwide headlines and social media feeds.
The Abduction: Unfolding the Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping
The Moment of Capture
On the day of the kidnapping, everything seemed to be proceeding as usual on set. Johnson and his co-stars and crew were engrossed in shooting a particularly demanding scene. As the day wore on, the production team took a short break. providing the kidnappers with the perfect opportunity to strike.
The abduction was executed with military precision. A group of masked men, armed and organized, infiltrated the set. They created chaos, taking advantage of the confusion to isolate Johnson. Johnson was outnumbered and caught off guard despite his formidable strength and fighting skills. The kidnappers overpowered him, bundled him into a waiting vehicle. and sped away, leaving everyone on set in a state of shock and disbelief.
The Immediate Aftermath
The immediate aftermath of the Dwayne Johnson kidnappin
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Introduction
In the realm of entertainment, few names resonate as Orpah Winfrey Dwayne Johnson. Both figures have carved unique paths in the industry. achieving unparalleled success and becoming iconic symbols of perseverance, resilience, and inspiration. This article delves into the lives, careers. and enduring legacies of Orpah Winfrey Dwayne Johnson. exploring how their journeys intersect and what we can learn from their remarkable stories.
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Early Life and Backgrounds
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Freshers' mains quiz 2k18
1. F R E S H E R S’
M A I N S
AKHIL SACHAN SHAMBHAVI GUPTA AYUSH SINGH
2. MARKING SCHEME:
Round 1: BOUNCE
+30/-10 for direct questions.
Round 2: PICK YOUR POISON
+40/-20 on all Questions.
Round 3: POUNCE
+20/-10 on all Questions.
+40/-20 if you Pounce.
Round 4: LONG VISUAL CONNECT
As shown in slides.
3. WEIRD RULES THAT NO ONE
CARES ABOUT (But Should):
1. 42 might be the answer to everything in the Universe but it
answers none of the questions in this quiz. Kindly refrain from
answering that.
2. Once you pounce, there’s no taking it back. You will have to
answer.
3. Part points will be awarded as per the discretion of the QM.
4. Hints will not be given if more than one team objects to it.
5. ‘Something about the QM being the saviour of humanity yadda
yadda’
5. 1. X was a philosopher in Classical Greece and
founder of the Academy of Athens.
The original name of X has the letter “n” at its
end but it is skipped in English.
In Urdu, no such letter that sounds similar to
the first letter of X’s name exists. Hence, his
name was eventually popularised in Indian Sub
continent as Aflatoon.
Id X.
8. 2.
X (image in next slide) is an American football quarterback who is
currently a free agent.
In 2016, after kneeling during the playing of the U.S. national anthem
prior to NFL games in protest to what he believed to be racial injustices
against black Americans, X pledged to donate one million dollars to
"organizations working in oppressed communities.“
In 2018, X announced that he would make the final $100,000 donation
of his "Million Dollar Pledge" in the form of $10,000 donations to
charities that would be matched by celebrities.
In 2017, X was named GQ magazine's "Citizen of the Year" for his efforts.
X is again in news due to an advertisement by the company Y.
Id X and Y.
12. 3. Long Walk to Freedom.
• False memory is a psychological phenomenon wherein a
person or a group of people recall something from the
past that did not happen.
• This is possible due to social reinforcements of the event,
misleading photographs or news hoaxes.
• In 2010, this was dubbed the “X Effect”, when Fiona
Broome claimed that she and thousands of other people
felt that X had passed away in the 1980s. This of course
was untrue, and X went on to live another 3 years after
2010 before a state funeral in 2013. Identify X.
15. 4. Alnwick Castle is a castle and stately home in Alnwick in the
English county of Northumberland. It is the seat of the Duke of
Northumberland, built following the Norman conquest and
renovated and remodelled a number of times.
Where in popular culture would you have seen this castle?
18. 5.
In his early days, X referred to himself as Herr Wolf and
his sister as Frau Wolf.
His first name is a derivative of a word that means
meaning Nobel Wolf. He even named three of his military
headquarters Wolfsschanze, Wolfsschluchlt and
Werewolf.
He referred to his major paramilitary organization Y as
“my pack of wolves”.
Identify X and Y.
21. 6.
X was a mathematician who made fundamental
contributions to Y, differential geometry and the study
of Partial Differential Equations. X’s work has provided
insight into the factors that govern decision making
inside complex systems found in everyday life.
X designed the Royal Pavillion in Brighton and also had
Russel Crowe play him in a major motion picture.
Identify X and Y.
24. 7.
A 2018 fantasy/science fiction movie rated 8.6 on IMDb had the actors
X and Y. Both the actors X and Y have another fictional character Z,
common between them who is widely popular in pop culture.
When the movie came out in 2018, fans expected that X and Y will
share proper screen time together and at least one of them will make a
reference to Z by using the phrase _________. This phrase is often used
as a sarcastic remark to someone who says something that is too
obvious. It is sarcastic because the phrase is about Z who is famous for
his intelligence and observational skills.
However, in the movie, X and Y shared screen for a very short duration
of time and no such phrase or reference was made.
Id X, Y, Z and the phrase.
25.
26. X – ROBERT DOWNEY
JR. (IRON MAN/
TONY STARK)
Y – BENEDICT
CUMBERBATCH (DR.
STRANGE)
Z – SHERLOCK
HOLMES
Phrase: NO SHIT,
SHERLOCK
27. 8.
This dynasty was founded by Qutb-ud-din-Aibak when he took over
control as the Sultan of Delhi from Mohammed of Ghur. The
interesting thing is that Qutb-ud-din-Aibak was not a rival, a relative,
a direct descendant or even a friend of Mohammed of Ghur.
Their relationship was of an inferior and a superior. Their
relationship is what gave the name to this dynasty which went on to
produce great Sultans like Illtutmish, Balban and even the first
female Sultan, Raziya.
Identify this dynasty.
30. PICK YOUR POISON
ROUND 2
Pick Your Poison
MUSIC AND
ENTERTAINMENT
1. 2.
BUSINESS
1. 2.
SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY
1. 2.
LITERATURE
1. 2.
HISTORY
1. 2.
MYTHOLOGY
1. 2.
INDIA
1. 2.
SPORTS
1. 2.
31. MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT 1.
X is an American television sitcom that premiered on Fox on
September 17, 2013. Produced as a single-camera comedy, Fox
originally ordered thirteen episodes for its first season, eventually
expanding it to 22 episodes.
It has won two Creative Arts Emmy Awards, and two Golden Globe
Awards: one for Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy and one for
Y for Best Actor – Television Series Musical or Comedy.
Y is an American actor, comedian, filmmaker, and musician. He is a
member of the comedy music group The Lonely Island (famous for
songs like I Just had Sex) and was a cast member on Saturday Night
Live (2005–2012), where he and his fellow group members have been
credited with popularizing the SNL Digital Shorts.
Id X and Y.
32.
33. X – BROOKLYN 99
Y – ANDY
SAMBERG
BACK TO “PICK YOUR POISON”
34. MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT 2.
German Police have recovered more than 100 items stolen from the
estate of X including a 1980 diary. His last entry was written on the day
he was killed. It was a note about a nude photo shoot with
photographer Annie Leibovitz. One image from the session – showing X
embracing his wife Y – featured on the front of Rolling Stone Magazine.
Urban Dictionary defines “Y factor” as following:
A term used to refer to something that splits up a group of friends.
Usually that something drives the group to become annoyed and angry
with one another until they all go their separate ways. That something is
typically a newcomer to the group that the rest do not like. Or that
newcomer could be there to specifically split up the group for their own
sick pleasure.
Id X and Y.
35.
36. X – JOHN LENNON
Y – YOKO ONO
BACK TO “PICK YOUR POISON”
37. BUSINESS 1.
This billionaire
businessman has
unsurprisingly been a
Trekkie since he was a
kid, and he fulfilled a
“bucket list” dream by
making a cameo as a
reptile looking alien in
2016 movie, “Star Trek
Beyond”. Id him.
40. BUSINESS 2.
X is a British multinational venture capital conglomerate founded by entrepreneurs
Y and Nik Powell. The net worth of X was estimated at £5–5.5 billion as of November
2014.
The brand name “X" arose when Y and Nik Powell formed a record shop. One of the
famous bands they signed as a record label group company was The Sex Pistols.
Y has described the first letter of X in the logo as an expressive tick, representing the X
seal of approval.
They considered themselves X in business. X (born 18 July 1950) is an English business
magnate, investor, author and philanthropist.
All the products by brand X have the word X in their names except one particular
product which is sold by the name ________. Had this been not done, the product
name would have been quite ironic keeping in mind its utility.
Id X, Y and FITB.
41.
42. X – Virgin Group
Y – Richard Branson
Condoms by Virgin groups are sold
by the name of “Mates”
BACK TO “PICK YOUR POISON”
43. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 1.
Robert Dicke was lecturing in Princeton in the 1960s
and spoke about how general relativity predicted the
complete collapse of certain stars, thereby creating
an environment where gravity was so strong that no
matter and not even light could escape. Dicke
compared this environment to something rather
infamous from India, X of Y, and a shortened form of
the term used was later picked up by other scientists.
Id X and Y (a city).
46. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 2.
This first appeared in 1946, at the University of
California. At the time, it was rendered as magenta,
and was set on a blue background. The modern
version used in the U.S. is magenta against a yellow
background, and it is drawn with a central circle of
radius R, an internal radius of 1.5R and an external
radius of 5R for the blades, which are separated from
each other by 60°.
What is being referred here?
49. LITERATURE 1.
The legend of Prometheus in the Greek Mythology goes as such:
Prometheus stole fire from the Gods to give it to humans. For this act,
Prometheus was punished by Zeus with eternal torment. He was bound
to a rock for eternity , where each day an eagle feeds on his liver, which
would grow back the very next day, due to immortality, and would be
eaten again.
In the Western tradition, Prometheus became a figure who represented
the human quest for scientific knowledge, and the risk of overreaching
and unintended consequences. He was regarded as a lone genius whose
efforts to improve the human existence could also result in tragedy .
An instance of this is when this famous author gave the name ‘Modern
Day Prometheus’ as a subtitle to her cult classic novel X.
Identify X.
52. LITERATURE 2.
In 2010, the Culpeper County, Virginia school system banned the 50th
Anniversary "Definitive Edition" of X, due to "complaints about its sexual
content and homosexual themes.” This version "includes passages
previously excluded from the widely read original edition...Some of the
extra passages detail the protagonist’s emerging sexual desires; others
include unflattering descriptions of the protagonist’s mother and other
people living together."
After consideration, it was decided a copy of the newer version would
remain in the library and classes would revert to using the older, non-
controversial version of this popular book.
X was first published under the title Het Achterhuis. Dagboekbrieven 14
Juni 1942 – 1 Augustus 1944.
Identify X and its Author.
55. HISTORY 1.
X is a well preserved Babylonian Code of Law of ancient
Mesopotamia, dating back to 1754 BC. This code was
enacted by the sixth Babylonian king whose name is a
part of X.
It consists of 282 laws but it is famous for having given us
the principle of retaliation, “an eye for an eye, a tooth for
a tooth”. For example, if person A causes the death of
person B, person A would be put to death in retaliation.
Identify X.
58. HISTORY 2.
The 5th episode of Season 16 of The Simpsons
has a title which is very pertinent to one of
the most significant historical events of all
time.
According to Matt Groening, one of the
creators of the show, the first half of the title
pertains to the physical appearance Homer
Simpson and the second half of the title
pertains to the physical appearance of Bart
Simpson (image . Also, before the episode
first aired, Matt Groening, the creator
purchased the domain www.nuclear-
secrets.com but never created a website.
Name the title of the episode.
Homer Simpson
Bart Simpson
59.
60. Fat Man and Little Boy
These are the bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima
and Nagasaki.
BACK TO “PICK YOUR POISON”
61. MYTHOLOGY 1.
In Greek Mythology, X was a hunter who was known for his beauty. He
was the son of the river God Cephissus and the Nymph Liriope. He was
proud and disdainful of those who loved him, causing some to commit
suicide to prove their unrelenting devotion to his striking beauty.
The goddess Nemesis, having noticed this behaviour, attracted X to a
pool, where he saw his own reflection in the water and fell deeply in
love with it, not realizing that it was just an image. Unable to leave the
allure of his reflection in the pool, X drowns in the pool and dies.
X is the origin of the modern term Y, meaning fixation with oneself and
one’s physical appearance or public perception.
Give me X or Y.
64. MYTHOLOGY 2.
In Norse Mythology, by the Jotunn Giantess Angrboda, X
is the father of Hel or Hela, the goddess of the dead;
Fenrir, the monstrous wolf, and the World Serpent
Jormungandr.
X’s relationship with the Gods is complicated, sometimes
assisting them and sometimes behaving in a malicious
manner towards them. X’s positive relationship with the
gods turns sour when he orchestrates the death of the
god Baldr, the favourite son of Goddess Frigga.
Identify X.
67. INDIA 1.
Located in the Koderma district in Jharkhand, X is a
combination of two words, meaning bush and lake in
the local dialect. X became well known in the 1950’s
due to its association with Vividh Bharti, when the
radio station used to get multiple song requests from
here. Since then, it has become the Indian equivalent
of Timbuktu, used to signify a mysterious place with a
sense of fantasy.
ID X.
70. INDIA 2.
A X-meter is a non-imaging meter used
to determine the yield of a nuclear
weapon. Fred Reines, who worked on
the X-meter, named it so because he
said that one would have to be under
the influence of X to believe that the X-
meter actually worked. Give X.
73. SPORTS 1.
• The game may have originally developed among
expatriate officers in British India, where it was very
popular by the 1870s.
• Early on, the game was also known
as Poona or Poonah after the garrison town
of Pune, where it was particularly popular and
where the first rules for the game were drawn up in
1873.Initially, the sport was played with sides
ranging from 1 to 4 players, but it was quickly
established that games between two or four
competitors worked the best.
• Identify this sport in which Indian ladies have been
operating on top level lately.
76. SPORTS 2.
• In the FIFA WC of 2018,Japan and Senegal had
4 points apiece. Both teams had scored 4
goals and conceded 4.To break the deadlock, X
rule was implemented and this was the first
time it was applied in the WC.
• Give me X which is present in every major
competition across all sports.
80. 1. In May 2017, X said he needed a name for the first tunnelling
machine of his newly founded Boring Company. He got one, taking
inspiration from one of the seminal texts of existential doubt and
procrastination: Samuel Beckett’s 1953 play, Y. “First machine is Godot”,
X said in a tweet. “Still waiting ... Don't know why, when or where.”
This “waiting” is a reference to the play itself, in which Vladimir and
Estragon do next to nothing in a blasted heath, hanging around to meet
the never-seen Godot. But X might also be saying that his first tunnelling
machine is also kicking its heels; waiting around and doing nothing.
Id X and Y.
83. 2.
Here is a photograph of Babasaheb B R Ambedkar and Hasrat Mohani
at Sardar Patel’s reception. (next slide)
Mohani participated in the struggle for Indian Independence (end
of British Raj) and was jailed for many years by British authorities. He
was the first person in Indian History who demanded 'Complete
Independence' (Azadi-e-Kaamil) in 1921 as he presided over an annual
session of All India Muslim League. He was a practising Muslim. He
was among the founders of the Communist Party of India. A few of his
books are Kulliyat-e-________, Sharh-e-Kalam-e-Ghalib, Nukaat-e-
Sukhan, Mushahidaat-e-Zindaan, etc.
However, he contributed to something that eventually became
synonymous to the Indian Freedom Struggle.
What contribution is being talked about?
87. 3.
• The person in the picture is Emmanuel Santos and a work of his
was badly received and became an object of jokes on the
internet in late March 2017. He had this to say to defend himself-
• “It is impossible to please the Greeks and Trojans. Neither did
Jesus please everyone. This is a matter of taste, so it is not as
simple as it seems. What matters is the impact that this work
generated. There is always the possibility of making a difference,
I was prepared for all this.”
• What is the criticized piece of art?
91. 4.
X met Y in February of 1907, and the two established a firm friendship,
and corresponded extensively over a period of six years. X had
described the, then young, Y as his heir to psychoanalysis. However, as Y
began to expand his own theories and dissented with the basic tenets of
X-ian theory, the relationship started turning sour. This eventually led to
a highly hostile exchange of letters between the two, and Y’s resignation
as chairman from the International Psychoanalytic Congress, where he
had been elected with support from X.
Y went on to form his own school of thought, known as analytical
psychology, while X continued to develop his own views of psychology.
They met for the last time in September, 1913, in Munich, where Y
developed some key concepts on psychological types in analytical
psychology, that would come to distinguish Y-ian theory and X-ian
theory for the next 50 years.
Id X and Y.
94. 5. MOVIE MAGIC, BITE SIZED: MINIATURE
PAINTINGS OF MOVIE POSTERS
Turkish design student Murat Palta recreated scenes of some
movies as Turkish Miniature paintings.
The following questions will depict the paintings and you have
to identify the movies based on the scene depicted. +10 if
you get both correct.
104. ONE TWO KA FOUR, FOUR TWO KA
ONE, MY NAME IS LAKHAN...
105. 7.
Which animated fictional
character from TV and Films gets
its name from the nonsensical
lyrics in Frank Sinatra’s song
‘Strangers in the Night’?
111. 8.
“I ain’t got no quarrel with the Vietcong. They never called me a
nigger.” -X
During the Vietnam war in early 1967, X was stripped of his hard
fought honour and forcibly sidelined for a period of three years for
refusing to serve in the US Armed Services. He had faced a 5 year
prison term and his passport was revoked. Upon being asked why
he refused to serve, he had said the above.
Who was X?
115. 9.
Walter Isaacson writes in his book that X asked
him to design a better version of Y which had
recently arrived in the market with following
altercations-
• Y should cost $15 as compared to the cost of
$300 at that time.
• Y should have a simple design and durability of
few months.
• Y must be able to work on any surface…like on
Formica and the blue jeans.
• Give me Y.
118. 10.
Mark David Chapman shot and killed John Lennon. At the location, he
had brought with himself the copy of this novel X written by J.D.
Salinger in which he wrote, “This is my statement.” and signed it as
Holden Caulfield, the protagonist of the novel.
Chapman later said, “A big part of me is Holden Caulfield, who is the
main person in the book. The small part of me must be the Devil.”
X was originally published for adults but became very popular
amongst adolescent readers for its portrayal of Teenage Angst and
Alienation.
Identify X.
121. 11. Whose unfulfilled vision is this?
“To become the leader of innovation in the
field of technological developments,
capable of producing quality engineers &
technologists compatible with global
standard to deliver the benefits of
developed technologies to the society.”