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.

1. GENERAL QUIZ
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2. Q1. Map depicting what?

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5. Q2. How does this list connect to the pomaceous
fruit of the Malus domestica tree?

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7. The fruit is Apple.
Apple Mac OS X versions named after wild cats:
Lion, Snow Leopard, Leopard, Tiger, Panther,
Puma and Cheetah

8. Q3. Who is leading the Sikh Regiment
in this pic from WW1

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11. Q4. (Extra points)

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13. Guinness Book Of World Records

14. Q5. Contrary to what people think,
this spice is not named after the word
for sugar but instead is a corruptible
name for an Arabic term for “Wood
from China”
What ?

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17. Q6. Where would you find this famous
political rivalry?

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20. Q7. United Sikkim FC, the I-League
Club from Sikkim is owned by Dubai
based Fidelis World, Indian Singer
Shankar Mahadevan and X. ID X

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23. Baichung Bhutia

24. Q8.

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26. Seat Number 420 is not present in
the Parliament

27. Q9. Written where and when?

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29. TOI headlines after emergency

30. Q 10. X is a cooked mixture of
sugar,honey,ghee,amla,sesame
oil,berries, herbs and other spices.
It is prepared as per instructions
suggested in Ayurvedic texts. X is sold
and consumed in India as a dietary
supplement. The first historically
documented formula for X appears in
the Charaka Samhita.
ID X

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33. Q11.
Brand X did not tie up with the first part and in
fact served a legal notice for the unauthorised
use of its name.
Brand Y had a better ‘bond’ with the
producers and signed up a deal much in
advance.
ID X and Y.

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35. Zandu Balm (Emami) and
Fevicol (Pidilite)
Dabangg 1 And 2

36. Q12.

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39. Q13. The modern version of this item is said to
be originated from Japan where it is called Zori.
When people of Japan migrated in 1880s they
took Zori with them and hence it became
popular. It then spread to different parts of
world during WW2. Obama was first US
president to be snapped using them during his
vacation.The global name for for it is an
onomatopoeia of sound it makes while being
used. Also give its Indian name.

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41. Flip Flops
Hawai Chappal

42. Q14. Dr. Rajendra Prasad visted Motihari in 1950 and
was greeted by huge crowd. Just then he witnessed a
commotion near the entrance where an old cook Batak
Mian tried to make his way to him. Recognizing him
Dr. Prasad walked up to him and gave him a chair next
to him. When he came to know about the hardships
faced by the cook’s family, he asked the regional
collector to give him 24 acres of land as a token of
appreciation. What is his claim to fame?

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44. He refused to poison
Mahatma Gandhi in 1917.

45. Q15. Valsad was a small town with
high teak wood production. It was made a
district during Bombay Presidency. Today it is
inhabited by Gujarati People.
Valsad is also known by another name from
which family name of a legend is derived who
was born in Stone Town in1946.
Give other name of Valsad and the name of the
legend.

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47. Bulsar
Farrokh Bulsara (Freddie Mercury)

48. Q16.
In the early 1960’s Manipur was hit by a great
famine due to a plague caused by the rats.this led to
the formation of the Mizo National Front.
Subsequently, it started becoming rebellious in
1966,they began a Mizo revolt against Delhi,
capturing parts of the Burma and entire Manipur.
During the Mizo National Front insurgency in 1986,
where the Laldenga’s army was holding the Indian
army to ransom,X penetrated the Mizo national
army and won over six of the seven closest aides of
laldenga.the core of the insurgency group now
breached, laldenga had to surrender and sign the
peace accord.
Identify X.

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51. Q17. This is the former residence of
Maharaja of ...... In Delhi. When PM Indira
Gandhi abolished the privy purses in
1970s, the royal family sold this to the
Government. The Delhi High court was run
from here earlier and from 1978 it is one of
six district court complexes in Delhi.

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53. Patiala House

54. Q18. Which company started by Mohanlal Dayal
Chauhan and his family members was inspired
by Swadeshi Movement and gets its name from
the localityit was based out of, due to the fact
that owners were too busy working, and thus
didn’t think of a name?

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57. Q19. X is a popular drink India created in 1977, by
two brothers Ramesh and Prakash Chauhan. X
became popular and almost had a monopoly during
1980s.
Starting in 1990, Y became a competitor for X when it
joined the market. In 1993, Z joined the market and
the three companies competed intensely. Later Z
bought X for $60 million .
When Z acquired X, they decreased advertising for X
in hope that more people would buy Z instead. When
they realized they were losing popularity among
teenagers as they preferred Y to Z, they began
advertising Z to compete with Y.

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59. X- Thumbs Up
Y-Pepsi
Z- Coca Cola

60. Q20. X syndrome is a situation where
during a block of education in medical
school, many students think they have
the disease being taught.
Usually referred to in jest but some
students do get worried enough to go
see their doctor.

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62. Medical Student Syndrome

63. Q21. The Natal Indian Ambulance Corps was
created by X for the use of British as stretcher
bearers during Second Boer War with Expenses
met by local Indian community. X and the corps
served at battle of Skion Kop.
X was bestowed with the title
Kaiser-i-Hind which he gave up later due to a
certain incident.
Give X and the related incident

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65. Mahatma Gandhi
Jallianwallah Bagh Tragedy