This document appears to be announcing a quiz competition called "The First Ever All Girls Quiz" hosted by the B.M.S.C.E Quiz club. It provides definitions for the terms "catfight", describes some past winners of awards and achievements, identifies fictional characters, people, places and events. The majority of the content is questions covering a wide range of topics asking the reader to identify answers, people, events, movies, songs etc.

1. QUIZZINE
TheB.M.S.C.E Quiz club
presents
The First Ever
All Girls Quiz
By PK and Nishanth

3. 1.________ is a term for an altercation, typically
involving scratching, slapping, hair-pulling, and shirt-
shredding as opposed to punching or wrestling. It
refers to any "vociferous fight." It can also be used to
describe two human beings insulting each other
verbally or being otherwise nasty to each other.
________ are different from other kinds of fights
because they usually involve competition between two
or more women, usually over men.
The appeal of a _______ was facetiously explained by
Jerry Seinfeld, as "Men think if women are grabbing
and clawing at each other, there's a chance they might
somehow, you know... Kiss”

4. 2. X was a Mauritian-born Indian model and
actress. She held the titles of Miss Mauritius
World 1993 and Miss Mauritius Universe
1994.She was best known for her advertisements
of the 1990s, and for her involvement in the so-
called Metro Manila Film Festival scam of 1994. X
appeared in some Bollywood movies like Yeh
Kaisi Mohabbat (2002)and has also done music
videos including of Daler Mehndi's "Boom Boom”.
She was found hanging from the ceiling fan in her
apartment on June 25, 2010 at her Bandra
residence in Mumbai. X?

5. 3. Most ____ ______ are made of nitrocellulose
dissolved in a solvent (e.g. butyl acetate or ethyl
acetate) and either left clear or colored with
various pigments. Basic components included
are: film forming agents, resins and plasticizers,
solvents, and coloring agents. Adhesive polymers
ensure the nitrocellulose adheres to the surface.
Plasticizers are chemicals that link between
polymer chains.
Brief description of what?

6. 4. Connect:

7. **5. What exactly is
'Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia‘?

8. 6. Created by William Moulton Marston, X based on the
Amazons of Greek mythology, was an American as a
"distinctly feminist role model whose mission was to
bring the Amazon ideals of love, peace, and sexual
equality to a world torn by the hatred of men.“ Created
during World War II, the character was initially
depicted fighting the Axis military forces, as well as an
assortment of supervillains. In later decades, some
writers maintained the World War II setting, while
others updated the series to reflect the present day. X
was named the twentieth greatest comic book
character by Empire magazine. X?

9. 7. In the history of Karnataka, the name of late X occupies
a prominent place in the field of philanthropy. The
Maharaja of Mysore honored him with the title of Raja
Karya Prasaktha in 1946. He had foreseen the urgent
need for high quality technical education in India even
before its independence.
After the death of X, his son took over the reigns.
Under his guidance the institution grew. He was also
instrumental in initiating International Collaborative
programmes such as cross-cultural programmes and
training foreign students under International Co-
operation Division (ICD). Id X.

10. 8. Who was the winner of “Rahul ka
Swayamvar” and is the present wife of Rahul
Mahajan??

11. 9. A popular beverage gets its name from a
Greek athlete in classical times who was
reputed to have had phenomenal strength. He
was said to have supported the roof of a
collapsing building in which the
mathematician, Pythogoras, was teaching,
thus saving his life. Name the
athlete/beverage.

12. **10. Id the singer.

13. 11. This orange flavoured liquer is made from
dried orange peel from the Dutch West Indies.
It is generally BLUE or orange in colour. Name
it.

14. 12. X is a Latin word and the opposite of ‘dexter’.
It developed its modern definition
(‘threatening evil, harm or trouble; ominous’)
because the ancient Romans believed that
omens observed on the ______ were
regarded as an indication of misfortune. X?

15. 13. Most Glamorous Male: Hrithik Roshan
Most Glamorous Female: Priyanka Chopra
Best Supporting Appearance: Karishma Kapoor
Best Debut Male: Himesh Reshammiya
Best Debut Female: Mira Nair
Best Rapid Fire - Male: Shahrukh Khan
Best Rapid Fire - Female: Kareena Kapoor
Favorite Guest: Rakhi Sawant
Lifetime Achievement Award: Shahrukh Khan
What are we talking about?

16. 14. _______ ______ is a spherical chocolate sweet
made by Italian chocolatier _______, the
producer of Tic Tac and Nutella.
The chocolates consist of a whole
roasted hazelnut encased in a thin wafer shell
filled with hazelnut cream and covered in milk
chocolate and chopped hazelnuts and walnuts.
The sweets each contain 69 calories, and are
individually packaged inside a gold-coloured
wrapper. _______ actually comes from French
and means “rock”.

17. **15. “Palindromes” are words that can be read
the same way in either direction.
Example : Malayalam
What do we call words that spells a different
word in the back ward direction??
Example : stressed / desserts , was / saw,
lived / devil

18. 16. Which movie?

19. 17. X : With the help of strong will, a lack of
impathy, a lil alcohol and extremely distasteful &
bad timing...I became George Bush over night.
X : I wrote a song for Y that's so beautiful and I
want her to have it. If she won't take it then I'll
perform it for her. She had nothing to do with my
issues with award shows. She had no idea what
hit her. She's justa lil girl with dreams like the rest
of us.
Id X and Y.

20. 18. Id!

21. 19. The term sometimes refers to a form of mockery in
which the mocker exaggerates the other person's
characteristics; pretending to take on his or her
attitudes, etc., in order to make them look funny. Or it
may be used to refer to a ruse where a person is led to
believe something is true that is not (usually a fairly
unbelievable story) for the purpose of ridicule of the
subject.
The phrase is in common usage throughout British
society, employed by headline writers in broadsheet
gazettes and tabloids as well as colloquially.
What phrase?

22. **20. Connect

23. 21. Id the artist!

24. 22. Connect with a specific event.

25. • 23, 24 and 25 : Videos