The document summarizes various trivia questions and answers related to general knowledge topics such as Peanuts characters, YouTube cooking channels, viral internet videos, and April Fools' Day pranks by companies. It also includes two connect rounds linking slogans of Fox News over time and details about the oldest tortoise and anagram related to a John Green novel.

1. General Wuiz
-Devika Narayanan

2. Q1
Since April of 2017, many bars and liquor shops across India have gone
out of business due to a Supreme Court order that places that serve
alcohol should be at least 500m away from state and national
highways.
In order to continue business, a bar in Kerala named “Snehamathil”
(“wall of love” in Malayalam) did something innovative and this
solution has been accepted by the excise officials.
What did they do?

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4. A1. They built a 250m-long maze-like walkway to the entrance.

5. Q2.
• X van Pelt is Linus and Lucy's younger brother in Charles M. Schulz's
comic strip Peanuts. He is named when Lucy van Pelt, his sister, calls
his birth a ‘X' of what happened with her brother, Linus van Pelt.
• Linus decides to name the baby that.
• ID him, one of the younger members of the Peanuts gang.

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7. A2. Rerun

8. Q3.
Binging with Babish is a YouTube cooking channel which recreates
recipes featured in film, television, and video games.
The creator of the channel has released a cookbook with recipes for
these iconic food moments. The title of the book is a twist on a
common advice which means to be mindful careful about the food you
consume. What is the title?

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10. A3. Eat What You Watch

11. Q4.
Hot wheels inspired by what?

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13. A4.

14. Q5. The Washington Post tracking what for 100 days ?
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16. A5.
Throughout President Trump’s first 100 days, the Washington Post
tracked false and misleading claims made by the president.
As of Trump’s 100th day, they counted 492 false or misleading claims.

17. Q6.
This is the origin behind what?
Two friends were attempting to make a textured wallpaper by sealing
two shower curtains together. However, this idea didn't sell very well.
Instead, they tried to market their product as greenhouse insulation.
This wasn't too successful either.
After 3 years, they finally found a perfect use for this product. They
pitched this idea to IBM and after a successful demonstration, IBM
began purchasing this product in larger quantities. What is this
product?

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19. A6.
Bubble Wrap

20. Q7.
A shapewear company created an ad campaign featuring X, called 'Feel
Like the Masterpiece You Are’ about how unrealistic expectations of
female beauty came to be, including lines like:
“Even though you are a goddess, some days you still feel like an
unmolded hunk of clay.”
ID X.

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22. A7.
Venus de Milo

23. Q8.
An issue that leads to newborn deaths in developing nations is the lack of
well-functioning incubators. Even though thousands of incubators have been
donated from rich nations, they end up easily broken and then can’t be
repaired due to lack of parts available.
The doctor working to solve this had a “Aha!” moment when he realised
even in remote locations, there always seemed to be a X in working order
and X was also easy to get repaired.
They decided to “start with Xs and take away all parts that weren’t an
incubator" and this concept is termed organic resourcing.
What were these innovative incubators made off?

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25. A8.
Toyota 4runner

26. Q9.
This TikTok creator uses the platform to make cinematic short films
channeling the styles of her favourite directors.
The video on the next slide is titled “X’s guide to surviving a global
pandemic”. Who is X?

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29. A9.
Wes Anderson

30. Q10:
For pilots flying in and out of Heathrow on 3rd December 1976, it
seemed like a certain impossibility had come true. This sight resulted in
panic and cancelled flights.
The object they had seen in air, eventually landed in Kent and was
recovered by a local farmer, who was apparently furious that it had
scared his cows.
What am I talking about?

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32. A10.
Algie, the helium pig on the cover of Pink Floyd's 1977 album, Animals

33. Round-2
April Fools’ Day pranks by companies

34. Q1.
In the video of the April Fools’ day joke, X appears lurking behind
customers of the company in real life following them around. X can
come in three modes — encouraging, disappointed, or passive
aggressive.

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36. A1: Duolingo Push

37. Q2.
With this feature, you can escape your responsibilities by blasting them
into pieces.
When you use this feature, your X will resemble a game of Space
Invaders. Your responsibilities will transform into descending tiles and
a black overlay menu serves as your laser cannon. Your score is
updated in the X icon on the top left.
Description of a hidden Easter egg on what?

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39. A2. Google Calendar

40. Q3.
Rather than have the algorithms design you a Discover Weekly
playlists, Spotify has made everyone X Weekly playlists. At first glance,
it seems like a typo, but the contents of the playlist are actually songs
belonging to a certain genre sung by artists you tend to listen to.

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42. A3.

43. Q4.
X announced a height verification feature, which will give honest
people a badge of honor after they verify their height by taking a photo
by a commercial building.

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45. A4.
Tinder

46. Connect Round

47. Q1
Original slogan: Fair and Balanced
2008: We Report, You Decide
2016: Most Watched, Most Trusted
March 2018: Real News. Real Honest Opinion
In mid-November 2020: Standing Up For What's Right
Slogans of what entity?

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49. A1: Fox News
(+40/-30) for correct connect

50. Q2:
In the music video of One Direction’s 2014 hit Steal My Girl, the band
can be seen waiting in a dessert for their director to arrive. As they
wait, Louis describes the director as “One of the greatest artists of his
generation, apparently”. Soon after, the director pulls up in a car, and
is played by X.
X’s short stature is the result of a rare genetic disorder that affects
bone growth.
ID X.

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52. A2: Danny DeVito
(+30/-20) for correct connect

53. Q3 Part 1
The Guinness world records lists certain world events a certain
Jonathan has lived through. These include the first telephone call, the
completion of the Eiffel Tower, and the Apollo 11 moon mission.
Jonathan’s favourite foods include lettuce, cabbage,
cucumber, and carrot.
Who is Jonathan and what world record does he hold?

54. Q3 Part 2
In the John Green novel “An Abundance of Katherines”, the
protagonist goes to a rural town called Gutshot, to visit the supposed
resting place of X. However, through the course of the book, he
realizes that the man buried in that spot was actually named Fred N.
Dinzanfar, and that the claim to fame of the town was due to a mix-up.
X is a symbol of what is most important to the protagonist: mattering,
since X was famous almost by accident, and not because of something
X did/accomplished. The protagonist reflects that "History gets to
decide, ultimately, whether we're remembered.“
Who is X, and what is this mix-up?

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56. A3 Part 1 Oldest tortoise ever, and the oldest land animal
living today

57. A3 P2: Fred N. Dinzanfar is an anagram of Franz
Ferdinand
(+20/-10) for correct connect

58. Q4 Timeline of what?
This entity was recently auctioned off as an NFT to a company which
also owns NFTs of famous internet memes. After this auction, this
video is now unavailable to public eyes.
However, this entity has humble origins, and is a classic case of
content unexpectedly going viral on the internet. The creator first
uploaded the video onto YouTube so that it could be watched by his
kids’ godfather, who was living in the US. The video was too big for
email and hence YouTube was used.
What entity?

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60. A4 Charlie bit my finger
(+10/-0) for correct connect

61. Connect Answer on next slide

62. Roald Dahl book titles