Quiz at Srivenkateshwara College, New Delhi

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7. Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

10. Satyajit Ray

13. Srinivasa Ramanujan

16. Anant Pai

19. Alam Ara

22. Sesame street

25. V.Kurien

28. Ustad Alla Rakha Khan

29. Dry Round Kaafila
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30. 1.
 Mt. Harriet National Park is a national park
located in the Andaman and Nicobar
Island. The park established 1979 covers
an area of 47 Km square.
 It was named after Harriet Tytler, wife of a
famous British army officer Robert C. Tytler
who was appointed the Superintendent of
Prisoner Settlement at Port Blair.
 What is the claim to fame of this National
Park?

32.  It appears on RS.20 Banknote

33. 2.
 When I talk of Indian politics, X has
occurred 15 times . It happened for the
1st time in U.P in 1963. The 2nd last
occurrence was recorded in December
2013 in Rajasthan?

35.  A woman became the Chief Minister.

36. 3.
 In pre-independent India, two friends
started a company . After partition, the
other friend went to Pakistan. As the
company had got printed enough
stationary with the same initials, the co.
did not change its name and is operating
with the same initials but a changed
name.
 Identify

38.  M&M (Mahindra & Mohammed became
Mahindra & Mahindra)

39. 4.
 They confess to diverse influences as
Sting, Simon & Garfunkel and Dire
Straits . The band always added a
distinct touch to their music by using
acoustic guitars, talking drums and
harmonica. X consisted of Atul Mittal,
Kenny Puri, Mohit Chauhan and Kem
Trivedi.
 Id X

41.  The Silk Route

42. 5.
 This Indian hot beverage gets its name
as it is served in small portions. It is
served very hot and has got ginger and
other spices. It is a signature drink of a
particular city.
 What?

44.  Cutting Chai

45. 7.
 Smith, Wesson, Yardley, North, Brooks,
Willis, Russell, Flynn, Benson, Harrison,
Burton made the opposing 11.
 Who captained the underdog Indian side
to victory to create history ?

46.  : Bhuvan, in Lagaan played by Aamir
Khan in the game of cricket.

48. 8.
 This phrase finds its origin from Tiger Hill in 1999,
coined by braveheart X during a TV interview.
 Later, it found nation-wide commercial success in an
advertisement featuring prominent names like
Sachin Tendulkar, Shah Rukh Khan and Amitabh
Bachchan.
 X wreaked havoc within the enemies’ ranks gaining
notoriety as “Sher Shah” during the course of the
battle and was posthumously awarded the Param Vir
Chakra.
 The phrase though lived on to be famously used by
Narendra Modi again during his election campaign in
X’s hometown in Himachal Pradesh.
 Id X and the phrase.

50.  X-Capt.Vikram Batra
 The phrase being “Yeh Dil
Maange More”

51. 9.
 The news of construction of this monument
was not taken in good taste by a sizable
population of the local Catholic fishermen.
They put up a big cross on the rock, visible
from the shore . This led to a protest by the
Hindu population who said that this rock
was a place of worship for Hindus.
 In spite of all these , this famous
monument was inaugurated in 1970,and
dedicated to the nation.
 Which monument ?

53.  Vivekananda Rock Memorial

54. 10.
 . X made headlines recently as the youngest
Indian speaker at Y. The young author wrote
an insightful book named 'Simran's Diary'
about how a young 8-year-old girl interprets
the world around her. Despite her tender age,
X delivered a rousing speech, instead on
focusing on what kids want to do when they
grow up, she urged the audience to think
about what they were doing in the present.
She even organised a Y talk at her own
school, Vibgyor High in Balewadi in 2015. ID X
and Y

56.  X- Ishita Katyal
 Y – TED Talks

57. 11.
 The X is a wonderful blend of the past and
the present. It is an engineering
masterpiece where tradition meets
technology. Visitors, especially foreigners
often call this station a ______ ________
when they come out of the swanky interiors
of the station to a more than a century old
congested market swarming with people.
 ID X
 FITB

59.  X : Chawdi Bazzar Metro Station
 Time Machine

60. 12.
 A must during wedding celebrations, X is
a tempting dessert from Bihar. It is made
into a layered dough using refined wheat
flour and sugar and lightly fried in oil .
You can buy the most tastiest of them at
Silao and Rajgir.
 ID X

62.  Khaja

63. Dry Round Kaafila Returns
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64. 1. Funda

66.  John Lennon’s Glasses

67. 2. Who’s Flag

69.  President of India

70. 3. Red Signifies what

71.  Countries were homosexuality is illegal

72. 4. ID X and Y.
 XY is a snack and street food in Goan cuisine. X
means gravy in Konkani. It is a spicy gravy of either
chicken or chickpeas, consisting of onions, curry
leaves, black mustard seeds, scraped coconut and
spices mostly prepared by Goan Hindus. Ingredients
such as mushrooms or cauliflower are also
commonly used. The Y contains eggs, herbs, finely
chopped green chili peppers, onions finely chopped
fresh green coriander and salt, with many variations.
The X is cooked separately. The hot X is poured over
the freshly fried Y. and served with Goan bread.

74.  Ros Omelette

75. 5.
Both Canada and the U.S. lay claim to its
origin, while it’s common knowledge (backed
up with facts) that X definitely originated from
North America. There has been great dispute
over the actual origin of X, with everybody
giving different theories.
Studies over X suggest that it usually travels
at a speed of 12m/s and has a width of 6-12
m, while mainly travelling in the clockwise
direction.
ID X

77.  Mexican Wave

78. 6.
 William Taft
 Herbert Hoover
 Gerald Ford
 Jimmy Carter
 George H.W. Bush
 What is peculiar about these 5 US
Presidents ?

80.  They were never reelected for a second
term.

81. 7.
 "X" is a protest song that became a key anthem of the African-
American Civil Rights Movement. It is widely believed that the title and
structure of the song are derived from an early gospel song by African-
American composer Charles Albert Tindley .
 The song "X" was published in the September 1948 issue of People's
Songs Bulletin (a publication of People's Songs, an organization of
which Pete Seeger was the director and guiding spirit). It appeared in
the bulletin as a contribution of and with an introduction by Zilphia
Horton, then music director of the Highlander Folk School of
Monteagle, Tennessee, an adult education school that trained union
organizers. In it, she wrote that she had learned the song from
members of the CIO Food and Tobacco Workers Union: "It was first
sung in Charleston, S.C. ... Its strong emotional appeal and simple
dignity never fails to hit people. It sort of stops them cold silent.“
 It was her favorite song and she taught it to countless others, including
Pete Seeger, who included it in his repertoire, as did many other activist
singers, such as Frank Hamilton and Joe Glazer, who recorded it in
1950.
 It is a song we all have grown up with .Id X

83.  We Shall Overcome

84. 8.
 Thank For u That
 Network Tere Love Ka
 Insan
 Lov Rab Se
 Highway Love Charger

Whose albums are these?

86.  Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji Insan

87. 9.
 X was a sprinter who won 36 International Gold
Medals, 15 International Silver Medals & 12
International Bronze Medals. He competed
in 100m, 200m and 4 x 100 meters relay. He
participated in the 1956 Melbourne
Olympics and 1960 Rome Olympics and also in
the 1954 Asian Games & 1958 Asian Games.
During the 1954 Asian Games X set a new
record of 10.6 seconds in a 100 meters race by
beating the previous record of 10.8 seconds.
Doing so, he was dubbed as the ‘Fastest Man of
Asia’. ID X


89.  Abdul Khaliq

90. 10.
 He was born in Weymouth, England, and early in his
life, moved to Oberhausen in Germany. He
demonstrated intelligence early in life and a special
interest towards the game of football. Following his rise
to fame in the footballing world, businessmen in
Carballiño, a community in Galicia, Spain, offered
€30,000 in a transfer fee to get him to the local Fiesta
del Pulpo festival. Following his exploits at the 2010
Fifa World Cup, he was sent a number of death
threats. However, Spanish Prime Minister José
Zapatero offered to send him official state protection.
Who am I talking about?



92.  Paul The Octopus

93. 11.
 X is a northern extension of the ancient
Aravalli Range. It consists of quartzite rocks
and extends from the Southeast at
Tughlaqabad, near the Bhatti mines,
branching out in places and tapering off in
the north near Wazirabad on the west bank
of the river Yamuna, covering a distance of
about 35 kilometers.
 Identify X.


95.  Delhi Ridge

96. 12.
 The fountain of four rivers is a famous
monument located in Rome built by
Lorenzo Bernini in honor of Pope
Innocent X. This represents four rivers
of ancient world through which is
supposed that papal authority spread
through ancient world. If two of them are
Danube and Rio De la Plata , which are
the other two
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99.  Nile and Ganga