The document describes a trivia game played over 12 rounds between 6 tables. Each table is asked a multiple choice question and must buzz in with the correct answer, with the point value increasing by 1 each round. Examples of questions cover topics like companies, famous paintings, cities, and pop culture to test the general knowledge of the participants.

1. Round 1
Smarter World

2. Rules
• Basically divided into 2 rounds.
• The 1st sub-round will start from table number 1
and end in table number 6.
• The 2nd sub-round will just be the reverse of the 1st.
• Questions will appear on the screen
• +10 for a direct and the marks increases by 1
when it passes to the other table.
• Question passes to the audience if none of the
teams gives the correct answer.

3. Ques 1 (Table no. 1)
The evolution of 'x' brand started in 1982 with
the establishment of 'Racal Strategic Radio Ltd'
subsidiary of Racal Electronics .The same
year ,Racal Strategic Radio Ltd. Formed a joint
venture with Millicom called ‘Racal X’ ,which
would later evolve into the present day X. X is
the world’s second largest mobile
telecommunications company. Identify ‘X’.

4. Answer

5. Ques 2 (Table No. 2)
Identify this official London residence and
principal workplace of the British monarch and
is a setting for state occasions and royal
hospitality.

6. Answer
Buckingham Palace

7. Ques 3 (Table no. 3)
He is the founder and chairman
of Virgin Group,a conglomerate
(multi-industry company)
consisting of more than 400
companies worldwide.Identify
the person.

8. Answer
Richard Branson

9. Ques 4(Table no. 4)
Identify this extremely famous painting.

10. Answer
Battle Of Waterloo

11. Ques 5 (table no. 5)
‘X’ nicknamed Cottonopolis, is the world’s first
industrial city. Identify X.
(Hint- Arguably, the world’s most famous
football club is situated in the heart of this city.)

12. Answer
Manchester

13. Ques 6 (Table no. 6)
This is the headquarters
of an extremely famous
British IT company.
Identify the company.

14. Answer
British
Broadcasting
Company

15. Ques no. 7 (Table no. 6)
By looking at the 1st 3 digits of a X, one can
determine the country where the product was
manufactured.The 1st 3 digits for the X in the UK
is 050 or 50. What am I talking about or what is
X?

16. Answer
Barcode

17. Ques no. 8 (table no. 5)
Give me the significance of the bridge below.
(Hint- This was the first bridge to be made of
something new)

18. Answer
This was the first arch bridge to be made of Cast
Iron.It lies across River
Severn,Shropshire,England.Cast iron during that
times was considered to be very costly for such
huge structures.

19. Ques no. 9(table no. 4)
Where in the world would you find ‘Victoria’
written in Devnagiri script (Hindi) ,a Bible verse
in Hebrew, an angel with the text ‘In the face of
adversity’ and a black and white image of the
Christ inspired by the painting ‘the man of
sorrows’ by Mathew r. brooks?

20. Answer
David Bekham’s body

21. Ques no. 10 (table no. 3)
The X girls were a brit. Pop girl group founded in
London in 1994. The group consists of five members, who
later adopted nicknames initially
ascribed to them: Melanie Brown ("Scary x"), Melanie Chisholm
("Sporty X"),
Emma Bunton ("Baby X"), Geri Halliwell ("Ginger X"), and
Victoria Beckham, née Adams ("Posh X"). It was also the most
tweeted event in the 2012 London Olympics .What am I talking
about?

22. Answer
The Spice Girls (over 116,000 tweets per
minute)

23. Ques 11(Table no. 2)
These are used in the UK roughly since 1960
and are alphanumeric and between five and eight
characters long (including a single space
separating the outward and inward parts of the
these). Each unit generally represents a street,
part of a street, or a single address.
What am I talking about?

24. Answer
Postal Codes

25. Ques 12 (Table no. 1)
This is the also called as St George's Cross . The
red cross appeared as the emblem of this country
in the Middle Ages, specifically during the
Crusades and is one of the earliest known
emblems representing England. It also represents
the official arms of the Most Noble Order of the
Garter, and it achieved status during the 16th
century.
What am I talking about?

26. Answer
The Flag Of England

27. POINTS