- The document describes a jigsaw puzzle-like project made up of pieces with glyphs from different writing systems, representing the multilingual nature of the project. A 3D model was later developed. - It discusses a voting procedure for space travelers that allows them to vote electronically from space before elections. - The last name of a famous Russian scientist, Igor Yevgenyevich, is revealed to be Chernyi.

2. Q1.
• It is constructed from jigsaw pieces-some pieces are missing at the top-
inscribed with glyphs from many different writing systems. The empty
space at the top represents the incomplete nature of the project. Each
piece bears a glyph (a letter or other character), or glyphs, symbolizing
the multilingualism of the project.
• In 2007, a modified 3D model was developed, when they distributed a
3-inch diameter spherical puzzle based on what was there in the 2-D
model.
• What is being talked about?

4. Q2.
Put Funda

6. Q3.
• To get these licenses, people were
tested on different US Army bases, and
even on a plane. Fewer than 20 people
got these licenses.
• The first of these was an honorary
license, given out to an administrator.
• Who was this administrator?

8. Q4.
• Pigeon was a crowdsourced public transit app, which was launched by
Google in the year 2019. It used real time input by commuters to
communicate with others the various states and conditions of trains
and buses, alerting them of potential delays, congestion, and other
factors that could affect their travel time. It even told you about stores,
street food joints and street performers on a particular route.
• Despite its initial success, why did Google shut down this service in
2020 ?

10. Q5.
• Humans have had this condition for ages, and it's natural, however in
the early 1900s, a company X realized that they could market this
condition as something that required urgent medical treatment. The
company's owner Jordan Wheat Lambert, and his son, Gerard decided
to use the Latin term 'Halitosis' , which described this condition.
• Halitosis sounded like an actual medical condition, so customers were
quickly spending money to buy X's new product which claimed to cure
halitosis.
• Give me the company name X.

12. Q6.
• This Voting technique began in 1997 when a certain Rule namely 81.35 was
passed in the Texas Assembly. It stated that "A person who meets the
eligibility requirement of a voter under the Election Code here at Texas but
who will be on __ during the early voting period and on Election Day, may
vote.”
• The procedure now happens as such that before their work, the person
identifies which election he or she will be in for. Then, Before Election Day an
encrypted electronic ballot is uplinked to them through a device.
• Thus they receive a unique credentials sent through mail and they can thus
cast their votes and downlink them to the County Clerk's Office. The
procedure hasn't undergone many renovations and basically still continues
on.
• What is so special about this procedure of Voting ?

14. Q.7
• Finland, land of the midnight sun is also the land of emojis. The Nordic
country was the first in the world to release a set of government
approved emoji stickers in 2015.
• Finland released about 30 emojis representing the essence of the
country. Initially, 3 emojis were released, these were:
• 1) Naked couple in a sauna
• 2) A spiked leather wearing headbanger
• 3) X
• Identify X?

16. Q.8
• Gan De was a Chinese astronomer and astrologer who lived in the 4th
century BCE. He made fairly detailed observations of the night sky for
his time and wrote books like "Treatise on Astronomical Astrology" and
"Astronomic Star Observation".
• Although most of his writings are lost, a fragment was identified in the
20th century describing a certain celestial object. The discovery of this
celestial body is usually credited to another pioneer who identified it
(and other similar bodies) almost a millennium later and wrote about it
in a scientific treatise which became a cause of conflict with the
Catholic Church.
• Who was the other pioneer?
• Which celestial object was observed by them?

18. Q.9
• Graphic designer Irina Blok and her team were given the task of
creating a logo that would include a and be easily recognized. Funny as
it seems, the inspiration came from the symbols we usually see on the
doors of public washrooms.
• The lesser known versions of X are Astro and Blender.
• Give me X

20. Q.10
• CS50 is an on campus and online introductory computer science course
offered by the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard
and also at Yale University. It's the largest of all Harvard classes with
800 students and 100+ staff involved.
• The lectures are freely available online.
• The video of the very first lecture starts with a small introductory reel
preceding the display of a very appropriate word after which the
professor starts his class.
• What word is displayed at the very beginning of the lecture, which
implies that no prior knowledge is required to take the course and is
also the name of a programming language developed for children by
MIT?

22. Q.11
• Saturn's moon Mimas, which bears a
striking resemblance to the Death Star in
"Star Wars" has another feature that got
people excited about it.
• New high resolution images and a
temperature map of Mimas taken by
NASA's Cassini spacecraft revealed the
surprising patterns on the surface of the
small moon. As if dominating the 1980s
pop culture wasn't enough.
• What was the pattern observed on the
heat map?

24. Q.12
• The University of Virginia has a Computer Science course dealing in
handling of viruses, and describes its abstract as follows :
• “We describe an innovative course that leverages students’ interest in
computer security issues to attract and retain technically-oriented
students. Our initial vision was to offer a course covering computer
viruses—a subject that even a novice computer user has some
familiarity. To avoid the controversy associated with teaching students
how to write malicious software, we focused the course on techniques
for protection against viruses, so we named the course as ___ __ _ __
__."
• Taking reference from popular literature, what was this course’s 5-word
appropriate name?

26. Q.13
• X is the arsenic equivalent of pyrrole, it is rarely found in its pure
form. Its structure is as shown below.
• Give me its common name, which it shares with a popular curse
word and body part, thus making it sound extremely inappropriate?

28. Q.14
• Who is this dedicated to?

30. Q.15
• The joke goes that Ikea assembles
everything quite easily.
• This is Ikea's way of assembling
what?

32. Q.16
• While promoting his 2019 murder mystery movie Knives Out, director
Rian Johnson gave some insight into product placement in movies,
which makes it easier to deduce the mystery.
• According to him, the company X sponsors movies on the condition
that everyone but the villain should use their products. So you'll never
see the bad guys in any film using them.
• Which company? What product?
Click to add text

34. Q.17
• It is a computer program that runs as a background process, rather
than being under the direct control of an interactive user.
• The term was coined by the programmers of MIT's Project MAC. They
took the name from Maxwell's Y, an imaginary being from a thought
experiment that constantly works in the background, sorting
molecules.

36. Q.18
• Igor Yevgenyevich was born in Murom, Vladimir Oblast, Soviet Union.
When he was eight his family moved to Moscow, where he lived until
his death. During World War II he fought with various infantry units .
For his bravery he was awarded the orders of the Patriotic War (II
degree, 1945) and Red Star (1944), and the medals for Courage (1943),
Battle Merit (1944) and the Victory over Germany (1946).
• In October 1945 he was demobilized and sent to Moscow to recover
his health. In February 1946, he entered the Physics Faculty of MEPHi,
graduating with honors in November 1950 with a diploma of designer
and operator of physics equipment.
• How do we better know Igor Yevgenyevich?

38. Q.19
• X or The Path of the One is a purported
religion inspired by a motion picture trilogy.
• Conceived by an anonymous group in the
summer of 2004 on the social platform Y. It
claimed to have attracted 300 members by
May 2005, and the religion's Geocities website
claimed "over sixteen hundred members".
However, The movie trilogy is not the sole
foundation, the ideals of X can be traced back
to the early 20th century to The Promulgation
of Universal Peace, the record of talks by
`Abdu'l-Bahá during his journeys to the West
in the United States.
• Give X and Y?

40. Q.20
• The tragic end of the dodos occurred because Dutch sailors brought
pigs to the island of Mauritius, which plundered the dodos' nests and
ate their eggs and ultimately drove the birds to extinction. It is a
misconception that the sailors ate the dodos themselves - they rarely
did so as the meat tastes bad.
• What, in the world of technology, is a magnificent historical
reconstruction of this tale?

42. Q1.
• It is constructed from jigsaw pieces-some pieces are missing at the top-
inscribed with glyphs from many different writing systems. The empty
space at the top represents the incomplete nature of the project. Each
piece bears a glyph (a letter or other character), or glyphs, symbolizing
the multilingualism of the project.
• In 2007, a modified 3D model was developed, when they distributed a
3-inch diameter spherical puzzle based on what was there in the 2-D
model.
• What is being talked about?

43. Wikipedia

44. Q2.
Put Funda

45. Global FB Outage

46. Q3.
• To get these licenses, people were
tested on different US Army bases, and
even on a plane. Fewer than 20 people
got these licenses.
• The first of these was an honorary
license, given out to an administrator.
• Who was this administrator?

47. James Webb

48. Q4.
• Pigeon was a crowdsourced public transit app, which was launched by
Google in the year 2019. It used real time input by commuters to
communicate with others the various states and conditions of trains
and buses, alerting them of potential delays, congestion, and other
factors that could affect their travel time. It even told you about stores,
street food joints and street performers on a particular route.
• Despite its initial success, why did Google shut down this service in
2020 ?

49. Global Lockdowns due to C*vid

50. Q5.
• Humans have had this condition for ages, and it's natural, however in
the early 1900s, a company X realized that they could market this
condition as something that required urgent medical treatment. The
company's owner Jordan Wheat Lambert, and his son, Gerard decided
to use the Latin term 'Halitosis' , which described this condition.
• Halitosis sounded like an actual medical condition, so customers were
quickly spending money to buy X's new product which claimed to cure
halitosis.
• Give me the company name X.

51. Listerine

52. Q6.
• This Voting technique began in 1997 when a certain Rule namely 81.35 was
passed in the Texas Assembly. It stated that "A person who meets the
eligibility requirement of a voter under the Election Code here at Texas but
who will be on __ during the early voting period and on Election Day, may
vote.”
• The procedure now happens as such that before their work, the person
identifies which election he or she will be in for. Then, Before Election Day an
encrypted electronic ballot is uplinked to them through a device.
• Thus they receive a unique credentials sent through mail and they can thus
cast their votes and downlink them to the County Clerk's Office. The
procedure hasn't undergone many renovations and basically still continues
on.
• What is so special about this procedure of Voting ?

53. Voting from Space

54. Q.7
• Finland, land of the midnight sun is also the land of emojis. The Nordic
country was the first in the world to release a set of government
approved emoji stickers in 2015.
• Finland released about 30 emojis representing the essence of the
country. Initially, 3 emojis were released, these were:
• 1) Naked couple in a sauna
• 2) A spiked leather wearing headbanger
• 3) X
• Identify X?

55. Nokia

56. Q.8
• Gan De was a Chinese astronomer and astrologer who lived in the 4th
century BCE. He made fairly detailed observations of the night sky for
his time and wrote books like "Treatise on Astronomical Astrology" and
"Astronomic Star Observation".
• Although most of his writings are lost, a fragment was identified in the
20th century describing a certain celestial object. The discovery of this
celestial body is usually credited to another pioneer who identified it
(and other similar bodies) almost a millennium later and wrote about it
in a scientific treatise which became a cause of conflict with the
Catholic Church.
• Who was the other pioneer?
• Which celestial object was observed by them?

57. Galileo
• They observed moons of Jupiter

58. Q.9
• Graphic designer Irina Blok and her team were given the task of
creating a logo that would include a and be easily recognized. Funny as
it seems, the inspiration came from the symbols we usually see on the
doors of public washrooms.
• The lesser known versions of X are Astro and Blender.
• Give me X

59. Android

60. Q.10
• CS50 is an on campus and online introductory computer science course
offered by the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard
and also at Yale University. It's the largest of all Harvard classes with
800 students and 100+ staff involved.
• The lectures are freely available online.
• The video of the very first lecture starts with a small introductory reel
preceding the display of a very appropriate word after which the
professor starts his class.
• What word is displayed at the very beginning of the lecture, which
implies that no prior knowledge is required to take the course and is
also the name of a programming language developed for children by
MIT?

61. Scratch

62. Q.11
• Saturn's moon Mimas, which bears a
striking resemblance to the Death Star in
"Star Wars" has another feature that got
people excited about it.
• New high resolution images and a
temperature map of Mimas taken by
NASA's Cassini spacecraft revealed the
surprising patterns on the surface of the
small moon. As if dominating the 1980s
pop culture wasn't enough.
• What was the pattern observed on the
heat map?

63. Pacman

64. Q.12
• The University of Virginia has a Computer Science course dealing in
handling of viruses, and describes its abstract as follows :
• “We describe an innovative course that leverages students’ interest in
computer security issues to attract and retain technically-oriented
students. Our initial vision was to offer a course covering computer
viruses—a subject that even a novice computer user has some
familiarity. To avoid the controversy associated with teaching students
how to write malicious software, we focused the course on techniques
for protection against viruses, so we named the course as ___ __ _ __
__."
• Taking reference from popular literature, what was this course’s 5-word
appropriate name?

65. Defence Against the Dark Arts

66. Q.13
• X is the arsenic equivalent of pyrrole, it is rarely found in its pure
form. Its structure is as shown below.
• Give me its common name, which it shares with a popular curse
word and body part, thus making it sound extremely inappropriate?

67. Arsole

68. Q.14
• Who is this dedicated to?

69. George Boole

70. Q.15
• The joke goes that Ikea assembles
everything quite easily.
• This is Ikea's way of assembling
what?

71. Large Hadron Collider

72. Q.16
• While promoting his 2019 murder mystery movie Knives Out, director
Rian Johnson gave some insight into product placement in movies,
which makes it easier to deduce the mystery.
• According to him, the company X sponsors movies on the condition
that everyone but the villain should use their products. So you'll never
see the bad guys in any film using them.
• Which company? What product?
Click to add text

73. Villians can’t use iPhones

74. Q.17
• It is a computer program that runs as a background process, rather
than being under the direct control of an interactive user.
• The term was coined by the programmers of MIT's Project MAC. They
took the name from Maxwell's Y, an imaginary being from a thought
experiment that constantly works in the background, sorting
molecules.

75. Daemon

76. Q.18
• Igor Yevgenyevich was born in Murom, Vladimir Oblast, Soviet Union.
When he was eight his family moved to Moscow, where he lived until
his death. During World War II he fought with various infantry units .
For his bravery he was awarded the orders of the Patriotic War (II
degree, 1945) and Red Star (1944), and the medals for Courage (1943),
Battle Merit (1944) and the Victory over Germany (1946).
• In October 1945 he was demobilized and sent to Moscow to recover
his health. In February 1946, he entered the Physics Faculty of MEPHi,
graduating with honors in November 1950 with a diploma of designer
and operator of physics equipment.
• How do we better know Igor Yevgenyevich?

77. IE Irodov

78. Q.19
• X or The Path of the One is a purported
religion inspired by a motion picture trilogy.
• Conceived by an anonymous group in the
summer of 2004 on the social platform Y. It
claimed to have attracted 300 members by
May 2005, and the religion's Geocities website
claimed "over sixteen hundred members".
However, The movie trilogy is not the sole
foundation, the ideals of X can be traced back
to the early 20th century to The Promulgation
of Universal Peace, the record of talks by
`Abdu'l-Bahá during his journeys to the West
in the United States.
• Give X and Y?

79. X- Matrixism
Y- Yahoo!

80. Q.20
• The tragic end of the dodos occurred because Dutch sailors brought
pigs to the island of Mauritius, which plundered the dodos' nests and
ate their eggs and ultimately drove the birds to extinction. It is a
misconception that the sailors ate the dodos themselves - they rarely
did so as the meat tastes bad.
• What, in the world of technology, is a magnificent historical
reconstruction of this tale?

81. Angry Birds