This document provides rules for a game show called "Infinite bounce 2" with 6 total questions. Correct direct answers receive +10 points, while passing a question and answering correctly receives the same +10 points. The document then describes a hybrid game that combines the cerebral game of chess with the physical sport of karate, known as Xiangqi (Chinese chess). It notes this combined game is popular in Germany, UK, India, and Russia. Matches consist of 11 rounds alternating between the two activities, with the victor decided by resignation, exceeding the time limit, or winning either chess or karate. In case of a draw, the winner is determined by points or judges' score.

1. Infinite bounce 2

2. Rules
• 6 questions in total.
• Direct - +10 if correct
• Pass - +10 if correct

3. X Y is a hybrid that combines two traditional pastimes: X, a cerebral game, and Y, a
physical sport. What was initially only thought to be an art performance quickly
turned into a fully developed competitive sport. X Y is particularly popular in
Germany, the United Kingdom, India, and Russia.
A typical match consists of 11 rounds, 6 of X and 5 of Y, alternatively with the victor
being decided either by resignation, exceeding time limit or by victory in either X or
Y. In case of draws, winner is decided by points or judges score.
It was often been described as: “Battle of mind and body, where you need a balance of
weight and ELO”. ID X Y.
Sangatsu no Ippo

6. The word A in its original language, has the meaning, "a solution" (as it was
produced en route to "creating" a solution between two parties) as well as "a
plough". It is popularly known by another name that means "time puzzle" or
"black mass". The Google Trends of a word B of the form AA is given.
Gimme the reason for the spike in Google Trends and the word B(or AA).
“Safe” play

8. A = Hala, B = Halahala
Reason - Sacred Games

9. Charlotte
What is this a map of (circa 1973)?

11. ARPANET / Internet

12. NASA shows X during their management training program. New managers are
given the task of trying to spot as many errors as possible. At least one hundred
sixty-eight have been found.
The infeasibility of the H-bomb approach was published in 2011 and then
reported by The Daily Telegraph in 2012 (text in the next slide)
Laugh out…Coz I am serious

13. A mathematical analysis of the situation found that for -----(A person's name)
approach to be effective, he would need to be in possession of an H-bomb a
billion times stronger than the Soviet Union's "Big Ivan", the biggest ever
detonated on Earth. Using estimates of the asteroid's size, density, speed and
distance from Earth based on information in the film, the postgraduate students
from Leicester University found that to split the asteroid in two, with both pieces
clearing Earth, would require 800 trillion terajoules of energy. In contrast, the
total energy output of "Big Ivan", which was tested by the Soviet Union in 1961,
was only 418,000 terajoules.
This is a serious review of a virtual thing
ID X.

16. Jackson Oak, a white Oak tree located in South Finley and Dearing Streets in
Athens, Georgia, United States, was a special distinction among Oak trees in The
US. It was planted around late 18th century in the Jackson household and was the
favourite tree of James Jackson, U.S senator and Governor of Georgia, so much so
that he conferred upon it a special status. It was a national landmark until being
fell in 1942, after which it’s acorn seeds were planted at the same spot to give rise
to a new tree called Jackson Jr., healthy as of today.
According to historical records and local legend, the tree cannot be cut by anyone
or the 8 feet land surrounding It’s base cannot be encroached upon by anyone.
Although no official records exist, Jackson Oak and it’s successors are
irremovable from their location.
What’s so special about this tree?
Mah Lyf, Mah Rulezz!

18. It owns itself :P

19. • Justinus Fashanu was an English footballer who played for a variety of clubs
between 1978 and 1997. He was the first black footballer to command a £1million
transfer fee, with his transfer from Norwich City to Nottingham Forest in 1981
• Although, he is more famous because he was the maiden footballer to
____________. He was considered a world beater at a very young age but his career
stalled because of his personal life. He claimed to have had an affair with a married
Conservative MP, whom he first met in a London bar.
• His brother claimed ‘I paid my tragic brother Justin £75,000 to prevent him from
__________________’.
• What is Justinus’s maiden feat?

21. First ever footballer to come out as gay