1. A company called Oenophilia has launched a wine glass with a built-in straw and 3-point base to reduce wine staining of teeth and spilling on clothes. It is inspired by a 17th century German glass called Schnapspfeifle. These glasses have acquired a generic name referring to their appearance while being used, such as "vampire glass".
2. The South Florida administration tried multiple methods like sniffer dogs, cash bounties, drones, and hiring people to solve the problem of overpopulation of Burmese pythons, a problem that arose after Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
3. Doner kebab and similar dishes called gyros and shawarma originated
This document contains the questions and answers for a trivia quiz. It begins with some introductory information about pointers, 20 questions being asked, tie-breakers, and teams advancing to the finals. The bulk of the document consists of 20 multiple choice trivia questions across a wide range of topics, each with the correct answer provided. It concludes by thanking participants and mentioning prizes.
General Quiz forum by Omkar Bhatnagar. Omkar is pursuing B.Tech in Civil engineering at ZHCET, Aligarh Muslim University. His field of interest include Business, Tech, Mythology and Trivia.
General Quiz by Zishan Hassan on 22 Feb 2018
at Quiz Forum, AMU Quiz Club.
Zishan is pursuing bachelors in Physics from Aligarh Muslim University. His interests include India, Business, Polity and Entertainment with a special interest in Harry Potter.
This document contains a quiz with multiple choice questions about various topics. It asks the reader to identify:
1) The legal right to use and enjoy property belonging to another.
2) The difference between the face value and production cost of coins.
3) A gold coin first introduced by Sher Shah Suri that was equivalent to 15 silver rupees.
It then provides potential answers to select from for each question.
The document contains a 30 question quiz about Kerala. It includes questions about people, places, films, dishes and more related to Kerala. The questions require identifying names, terms, projects, diseases and other details referenced in the clues and descriptions provided.
The document contains a monthly quiz with questions from various topics. It includes 25 questions divided into 5 rounds. The questions cover topics like history, sports, entertainment, science and technology. Some of the questions ask the user to identify people, places, events, brands or terms based on clues and context provided in the question.
The document provides rules for an ASQ business quiz with 30 questions. It awards +10 points for correct answers and -10/+10 for pounces. It then provides 15 multiple choice business trivia questions related to companies, people, and events.
This document contains the questions and answers for a trivia quiz. It begins with some introductory information about pointers, 20 questions being asked, tie-breakers, and teams advancing to the finals. The bulk of the document consists of 20 multiple choice trivia questions across a wide range of topics, each with the correct answer provided. It concludes by thanking participants and mentioning prizes.
General Quiz forum by Omkar Bhatnagar. Omkar is pursuing B.Tech in Civil engineering at ZHCET, Aligarh Muslim University. His field of interest include Business, Tech, Mythology and Trivia.
General Quiz by Zishan Hassan on 22 Feb 2018
at Quiz Forum, AMU Quiz Club.
Zishan is pursuing bachelors in Physics from Aligarh Muslim University. His interests include India, Business, Polity and Entertainment with a special interest in Harry Potter.
This document contains a quiz with multiple choice questions about various topics. It asks the reader to identify:
1) The legal right to use and enjoy property belonging to another.
2) The difference between the face value and production cost of coins.
3) A gold coin first introduced by Sher Shah Suri that was equivalent to 15 silver rupees.
It then provides potential answers to select from for each question.
The document contains a 30 question quiz about Kerala. It includes questions about people, places, films, dishes and more related to Kerala. The questions require identifying names, terms, projects, diseases and other details referenced in the clues and descriptions provided.
The document contains a monthly quiz with questions from various topics. It includes 25 questions divided into 5 rounds. The questions cover topics like history, sports, entertainment, science and technology. Some of the questions ask the user to identify people, places, events, brands or terms based on clues and context provided in the question.
The document provides rules for an ASQ business quiz with 30 questions. It awards +10 points for correct answers and -10/+10 for pounces. It then provides 15 multiple choice business trivia questions related to companies, people, and events.
This document summarizes a quiz tournament held at Manipal Fresher's. It thanks various people involved in researching, developing and facilitating the quiz. It outlines the rules - questions are worth 1 point each, there are no negatives, and certain starred questions will be used in case of ties. The quiz master's decision is final. It then provides 25 multiple choice questions as part of the quiz.
The document provides biographical information about a Carnatic musician in 3 paragraphs. It details their early training in Carnatic music from their parents and further training in Chennai. It mentions pursuing an MBA but also joining ITC Sangeet Research Academy to study Hindustani music, though certain errors damaged their voice. With further training, their voice was restored but not for Indian music. They eventually found success integrating Western vocal techniques, starting their singing career in 1993 and teaching voice since 2003.
This document contains a quiz with multiple choice and fill in the blank questions on various topics ranging from history, geography, movies, celebrities and more. It includes sections on origins, A for Apple/B for Ball, Around the World in 6 Questions, At"Tension", Quizzing at the Speed of Thought and concludes by announcing the champions of the quiz. The questions cover people, places, events and other trivia aimed at testing general knowledge.
1. The document describes My First Open Quiz hosted by Surya Narayanan.P, who has been quizzing since 5th grade and is an active CQC member for 4 years.
2. The quiz contains 30 questions that will be read out clockwise and counter-clockwise, with a LVC in between. Correct answers receive +10 points.
3. It provides context and questions for the quiz, including topics like cricket, movies, landmarks, characters from mythology and more.
Masala Lab
41
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Sachin Tendulkar
42
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Abraham Lincoln
43
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Mahatma Gandhi
44
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Albert Einstein
45
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Virat Kohli
46
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Narendra Modi
47
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Amitabh Bachchan
48
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Barack Obama
49
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M.S. D
Sathaye College Synergy 2014 World Quiz - Final - Conducted by QuizLabsLearningroots
This document provides the rules and questions for a world quiz competition consisting of two rounds. The first round has 12 clockwise questions. Players score +10 for a direct answer or passing. The second round has 12 anti-clockwise questions. An infinite written pounce round allows players to steal questions for +10/-10 points. Questions cover topics like economics, geography, history, and pop culture and require identifying people, places, events, and other information from the clues provided.
The document discusses various topics:
1. A 1976 film called Manthan financed by farmers that was about the White Revolution dairy cooperative movement.
2. An iconic comic character created in 1983 for Tinkle magazine depicted with a hunter's hat over his eyes.
3. A suggestion in 2015 to rename historical figure 'X' to Dara Shikoh and the later renaming of 'X' to 'Y' with references to Aurangazeb and A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.
I apologize, I do not have enough context to determine the more famous brother being referred to here. Could you please provide more details about the person mentioned?
Minutes to Midnight BIZ QUIZ at gec thrissurShibin Azad
Business Quiz based on events/news articles of year 2017 conducted for an informal session at Government Engineering College, Thrissur, in association with the college quiz club, Gyanartha.
The document is a quiz with 15 multiple choice questions about business, technology and pop culture. It provides context and images for each question. The questions cover topics like famous waterfalls, expensive music albums, tennis players, cryptocurrencies, telecommunications milestones, social networking apps, board games, open source software, hotels, VHS vs Betamax, anime, Islamic sites, mountain climbing, and physics. The summary provides a high-level overview without copying significant content from the copyrighted quiz questions.
This document provides the rules and questions for a 20 question quiz called "Gen Quiz". The questions cover a range of topics including labor slogans, TV catchphrases, ice cream origins, mythology, and more. Participants were instructed to type 'x' in the chat to signal they want to answer and then unmute to provide their response. The quiz seemed to have a lighthearted and casual atmosphere.
The document provides a general quiz with 29 multiple choice questions covering topics like cinema, literature, sports, business, and history. Some of the questions require identifying people, movies, books, and companies based on contextual clues and details provided in the question.
The document describes the rules for a quiz game with 30 questions. Players can earn points for correct answers, passing on a question, or pouncing to answer first, while losing points for incorrect answers. It then lists 16 questions and answers related to people, brands, logos, and other trivia topics.
The document describes an e-cell quiz with 20 multiple choice questions about famous people, companies, and products. Some of the questions identify brothers who founded Flipkart, the comic strip parodying Calvin and Hobbes, the founder of LinkedIn, the creators of Temple Run, the tennis star whose nickname became the name of his company Lacoste, and the voice of Siri. Other questions connect Ferrucio Lamborghini's rivalry with Enzo Ferrari to the founding of his car company, identify the largest zipper manufacturer YKK, and the entrepreneur who rescued the American economy during the Panic of 1907, J.P. Morgan.
The document summarizes the SEQC Margao monthly meeting from August 2017. It provides details about the written round of the quiz including scoring rules. It then lists 5 multiple choice questions from the round along with their answers. [END SUMMARY]
The document appears to be a quiz competition with multiple choice and fill in the blank questions on various topics. It includes 10 questions on general knowledge topics like history, science, geography and current events. The questions are numbered 1 through 10 and include clues or statements to help answer the fill in the blank or identify the term being asked about in each question.
Prelims with answers-Les Quizerables (General Quiz) in RoobarooAtharva
1. The document provides details about an upcoming quiz competition including rules, sample questions from the preliminary round, and clues.
2. Sample questions cover topics like architecture, Greek mythology, food origins, pop culture references, dance forms, history, and more.
3. Correct answers are provided for each question along with clues if teams cannot answer.
The document discusses a quiz competition between teams. Each question is worth 10 marks and teams can earn +10 or lose -10 points by pouncing on questions. The questions cover topics like autobiographies, restaurants, cotton products, Nobel Prize winners, foods, TV shows, addresses of famous places, musicians, and components of vehicles.
The document discusses several famous Indian women:
- Hema Malini was a major Hindi film star who overcame challenges early in her career. She is also a classical dancer.
- Sushma Swaraj has been elected to parliament multiple times and served as the youngest cabinet minister and chief minister of Delhi.
- Rekha is a Bollywood megastar known for her gold sari collection and feminist views.
- Jaya Bhaduri starred in many Hindi films after her debut and also wrote the script for Shahenshah.
This document summarizes a quiz tournament held at Manipal Fresher's. It thanks various people involved in researching, developing and facilitating the quiz. It outlines the rules - questions are worth 1 point each, there are no negatives, and certain starred questions will be used in case of ties. The quiz master's decision is final. It then provides 25 multiple choice questions as part of the quiz.
The document provides biographical information about a Carnatic musician in 3 paragraphs. It details their early training in Carnatic music from their parents and further training in Chennai. It mentions pursuing an MBA but also joining ITC Sangeet Research Academy to study Hindustani music, though certain errors damaged their voice. With further training, their voice was restored but not for Indian music. They eventually found success integrating Western vocal techniques, starting their singing career in 1993 and teaching voice since 2003.
This document contains a quiz with multiple choice and fill in the blank questions on various topics ranging from history, geography, movies, celebrities and more. It includes sections on origins, A for Apple/B for Ball, Around the World in 6 Questions, At"Tension", Quizzing at the Speed of Thought and concludes by announcing the champions of the quiz. The questions cover people, places, events and other trivia aimed at testing general knowledge.
1. The document describes My First Open Quiz hosted by Surya Narayanan.P, who has been quizzing since 5th grade and is an active CQC member for 4 years.
2. The quiz contains 30 questions that will be read out clockwise and counter-clockwise, with a LVC in between. Correct answers receive +10 points.
3. It provides context and questions for the quiz, including topics like cricket, movies, landmarks, characters from mythology and more.
Masala Lab
41
Identify the person?
Sachin Tendulkar
42
Identify the person?
Abraham Lincoln
43
Identify the person?
Mahatma Gandhi
44
Identify the person?
Albert Einstein
45
Identify the person?
Virat Kohli
46
Identify the person?
Narendra Modi
47
Identify the person?
Amitabh Bachchan
48
Identify the person?
Barack Obama
49
Identify the person?
M.S. D
Sathaye College Synergy 2014 World Quiz - Final - Conducted by QuizLabsLearningroots
This document provides the rules and questions for a world quiz competition consisting of two rounds. The first round has 12 clockwise questions. Players score +10 for a direct answer or passing. The second round has 12 anti-clockwise questions. An infinite written pounce round allows players to steal questions for +10/-10 points. Questions cover topics like economics, geography, history, and pop culture and require identifying people, places, events, and other information from the clues provided.
The document discusses various topics:
1. A 1976 film called Manthan financed by farmers that was about the White Revolution dairy cooperative movement.
2. An iconic comic character created in 1983 for Tinkle magazine depicted with a hunter's hat over his eyes.
3. A suggestion in 2015 to rename historical figure 'X' to Dara Shikoh and the later renaming of 'X' to 'Y' with references to Aurangazeb and A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.
I apologize, I do not have enough context to determine the more famous brother being referred to here. Could you please provide more details about the person mentioned?
Minutes to Midnight BIZ QUIZ at gec thrissurShibin Azad
Business Quiz based on events/news articles of year 2017 conducted for an informal session at Government Engineering College, Thrissur, in association with the college quiz club, Gyanartha.
The document is a quiz with 15 multiple choice questions about business, technology and pop culture. It provides context and images for each question. The questions cover topics like famous waterfalls, expensive music albums, tennis players, cryptocurrencies, telecommunications milestones, social networking apps, board games, open source software, hotels, VHS vs Betamax, anime, Islamic sites, mountain climbing, and physics. The summary provides a high-level overview without copying significant content from the copyrighted quiz questions.
This document provides the rules and questions for a 20 question quiz called "Gen Quiz". The questions cover a range of topics including labor slogans, TV catchphrases, ice cream origins, mythology, and more. Participants were instructed to type 'x' in the chat to signal they want to answer and then unmute to provide their response. The quiz seemed to have a lighthearted and casual atmosphere.
The document provides a general quiz with 29 multiple choice questions covering topics like cinema, literature, sports, business, and history. Some of the questions require identifying people, movies, books, and companies based on contextual clues and details provided in the question.
The document describes the rules for a quiz game with 30 questions. Players can earn points for correct answers, passing on a question, or pouncing to answer first, while losing points for incorrect answers. It then lists 16 questions and answers related to people, brands, logos, and other trivia topics.
The document describes an e-cell quiz with 20 multiple choice questions about famous people, companies, and products. Some of the questions identify brothers who founded Flipkart, the comic strip parodying Calvin and Hobbes, the founder of LinkedIn, the creators of Temple Run, the tennis star whose nickname became the name of his company Lacoste, and the voice of Siri. Other questions connect Ferrucio Lamborghini's rivalry with Enzo Ferrari to the founding of his car company, identify the largest zipper manufacturer YKK, and the entrepreneur who rescued the American economy during the Panic of 1907, J.P. Morgan.
The document summarizes the SEQC Margao monthly meeting from August 2017. It provides details about the written round of the quiz including scoring rules. It then lists 5 multiple choice questions from the round along with their answers. [END SUMMARY]
The document appears to be a quiz competition with multiple choice and fill in the blank questions on various topics. It includes 10 questions on general knowledge topics like history, science, geography and current events. The questions are numbered 1 through 10 and include clues or statements to help answer the fill in the blank or identify the term being asked about in each question.
Prelims with answers-Les Quizerables (General Quiz) in RoobarooAtharva
1. The document provides details about an upcoming quiz competition including rules, sample questions from the preliminary round, and clues.
2. Sample questions cover topics like architecture, Greek mythology, food origins, pop culture references, dance forms, history, and more.
3. Correct answers are provided for each question along with clues if teams cannot answer.
The document discusses a quiz competition between teams. Each question is worth 10 marks and teams can earn +10 or lose -10 points by pouncing on questions. The questions cover topics like autobiographies, restaurants, cotton products, Nobel Prize winners, foods, TV shows, addresses of famous places, musicians, and components of vehicles.
The document discusses several famous Indian women:
- Hema Malini was a major Hindi film star who overcame challenges early in her career. She is also a classical dancer.
- Sushma Swaraj has been elected to parliament multiple times and served as the youngest cabinet minister and chief minister of Delhi.
- Rekha is a Bollywood megastar known for her gold sari collection and feminist views.
- Jaya Bhaduri starred in many Hindi films after her debut and also wrote the script for Shahenshah.
We are talking about the 1988 Summer Olympics opening ceremony in Seoul, South Korea. During the ceremony, live doves were released as symbols of peace but some were burned alive when the Olympic cauldron was lit, causing protests. Paper or balloon doves were used instead in subsequent Olympics.
This is the question and answer set of the inaugural edition of Pragya Champions Chalice, 2024. The genre of the quiz was general. Both the prelims and final sets are clubbed into one.
This term in Jainism translates to "destroyer of enemies" referring to the enemies within such as pride, anger, and greed. Each Tirthankar would have attained this state. It is also a class of vehicles in the Indian Navy.
FAANG is an acronym for five major American technology companies: Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, and Google. Whirlpool Institute of Fabric Science was established by Whirlpool to educate customers about laundry. Arthur D. Little was started in 1886 by Arthur Dehon Little and Roger B. Griffin to provide scientific help to businesses.
This is the finals of the Biz-Internet-Tech quiz conducted during TechEvince 2.0 at IIT Guwahati on 22 March 2015. The quizmasters were Kumar Abhishek and Avaneesh Reddy.
The document discusses passive voice and provides examples of its use. It examines sentences using active and passive voice to describe actions like inviting someone to a party. It then provides a story about several famous brands and asks the reader to identify the passive voice constructions. Key points made include:
- Passive voice indicates an action was done without specifying who did it.
- Examples are given of sentences using different verb tenses in passive voice like "The exercise is done" and "The exercise was being done."
- The reader is asked to analyze sentences from stories about brands like Coca-Cola, Rolex, Nokia, and KFC to identify the passive voice, subject, tense, and person responsible.
AFMC Quiz Session (24 August 2013) - The FinalsAnmol Dhawan
This final round of the quiz consists of three parts - an initial 12 question round moving clockwise, a second 12 question round moving counterclockwise, and a long connect round. Points are awarded for correct answers and successful pounces in the first two rounds. The long connect round connects 6 questions and awards cumulative points for correctly answering questions and identifying their connection.
The document discusses various topics discussed at a quiz circle event including Archie comics, Ray Ban glasses, Katrina Kaif, the hand of God incident in a 1986 World Cup soccer match, the origins of toasting with glasses, and Daniel Radcliffe's acting career. It also provides summaries and identifies several people, places, events, and companies mentioned.
This document provides instructions for a quiz with 20 multiple choice questions and some tiebreaker questions. It specifies that the quiz will be submitted via Google Forms and provides some rules like no negatives and guessing is allowed. It does not provide any of the actual questions or answers.
This clothing brand launched a unique advertising campaign called "X Academy" where students could study subjects like "Hottieculture" and "Lasstronomy" to earn unconventional degrees related to attracting romantic partners. The brand aimed to associate themselves with lighthearted and provocative concepts to stand out from competitors.
1. The document describes the rules for a quiz competition involving 25 preliminary questions. It notes that questions numbered multiples of 5 are "star questions" or tie-breakers.
2. The questions ask about various topics like movies, video games, people, and more. Questions require identifying terms or people being referred to as "X".
3. The quizmaster's decisions are final. The quiz then begins with the first question about a movie theme song.
Ratan Tata completed his B.Sc from Cornell University and an advanced management program from Harvard University. He was also awarded an honorary doctorate from Ohio State University. Ratan Tata was a member of the international advisory board of Chase Manhattan Corp. He was put in charge of Nelco in 1971. Ratan Tata replaced Russi Modi as the first chairman to be sacked in Tata Group companies. Ratan Tata's mother Soonoo Tata was first married to Naval Tata then Sir J.J. Ratan Tata's brother Jimmy died in an accident and Noel was his half brother. Ratan Tata himself launched the Tata Nano car. Cyrus Pallonji Mistry
The document discusses various trivia questions related to brands, companies, and people. It begins with questions about Vedanta Group, John Maynard Keynes, Wonderbra, Fevicol, Biocon, Steve Jobs and Apple. It then asks questions related to Yamaha, Monsanto, Facebook, Accenture, Symbiosis University, Penguin Paperbacks, and more. The questions cover a wide range of topics from business, technology, science, and popular culture.
1. A quiz competition with 25 questions was held between 6 teams with a maximum of 2 people per team. Questions 5, 10, 15 and 25 were star marked questions.
2. The top 6 teams would qualify for the finals. Phone use was not allowed during the quiz.
3. The document provided the questions and answers to the quiz competition.
1. The document provides instructions for a pen and paper quiz round with 20 questions. Questions marked with multiples of 4 are star questions. Participants are asked to switch off their phones. The quizmaster's decision is final. Blocks are allowed if 3+ teams shout it.
2. Dolly the sheep was the first cloned mammal. She was born in 1996 in Scotland and lived her entire life there until being euthanized in 2003 due to lung disease and arthritis.
3. The regional body that names cyclones for the North Indian Ocean is described.
This document discusses the origins and history of toothpicks and Gatorade. It states that mass production of toothpicks began in the 1870s when an American entrepreneur named Charles Forster noticed boys selling similar objects made from willow in Brazil. He started a factory in Boston using white birch. In 1965, medical researchers at the University of Florida created Gatorade to help the university's football players perform better in hot summer practices. It became popular and is credited with the team's first Orange Bowl win in 1967.
wonder woman:quiz on female achievementsRemya Roshni
The document discusses various women and topics related to them. It provides trivia questions about famous women from history and current events. The questions cover diverse topics like literature, sports, politics and more. The document aims to test one's knowledge about the achievements and accomplishments of notable women from around the world.
Understanding Civil service exam through quizzingRemya Roshni
The Great Library of Alexandria attached small tags to scrolls containing the title, subject, and author, allowing users to identify contents without unrolling scrolls. This was similar to modern library card catalog systems. The first mention of metadata for computer systems came from MIT researchers in 1967, describing data about other data to help find, use, and preserve digital resources over time.
The document discusses Alam Ara, the first Indian talkie film from 1931. It mentions that there was an incorrect report in 2003 that the last known prints of Alam Ara were damaged in a fire at a Pune film archive, when in fact the archive never possessed any prints of the film. It also provides some biographical information about Sampooran Singh Kalra, born in 1934 in British India.
The document contains 20 multiple choice questions about India related to topics like sweets, handicrafts, organizations, monuments, literature, rivers, mythology and famous people. The questions cover a wide range of subjects from history, geography, arts, culture and achievements in sports.
The document provides information about a quiz competition with multiple rounds testing participants' knowledge of history, freedom movement, literature and other topics related to India. The rounds include multiple choice questions, connect questions linking clues, story based questions identifying key details and clue based questions requiring 1-3 clues to answer. The questions cover a wide range of people, places, events and topics assessing the breadth and depth of the participants' understanding of Indian culture and history.
The document discusses various topics including:
1. A popular Marathi folk song about Shivaji's victory over Shaista Khan.
2. Madhumala Chattopadhyay, the first Indian woman to have friendly contact with the Sentinelese tribe in the Andaman Islands in 1991.
3. A phrase used to comment on a photo of pregnant Serena Williams that was created by Jewish atheist Dylan Chenfeld.
The document contains 15 multiple choice questions related to history, geography, literature and current events. The questions cover topics like Amar Chitra Katha comics, the origin of the term 'quarantine', information about the sharpshooter Chandro Tomar, identifying important women in Indian history, decoding meanings of words from different time periods, mythology, flags, wildlife, law cases and more.
1. Sarasamma Lalitha was the first Malayali woman to play in a Football World Cup, playing in the 1982 Women’s world cup.
2. Liter of Light is a technology where empty plastic bottles are filled with water and placed on rooftops or around buildings to provide light. It was developed in Brazil and launched as a social enterprise in the Philippines.
3. Glenn Cunningham and Wilma Rudolf were both great runners who overcame physical disabilities - Cunningham had severe burns and Rudolf had polio, and both were not expected to walk, let alone compete at an elite level.
Lavinho Thomas Pinto was the only Indian athlete to win a sprint double (gold medals in the 100m and 200m races) at the 1951 Asian Games.
The Pullela Gopichand-Prakash Padukone Centre for Sports Excellence in Bangalore is named after two famous Indian badminton players who serve as chairpersons of the academy's advisory board.
A traffic awareness ad by Jaipur Police featured a sports person to encourage safe driving and not breaking traffic rules.
This document summarizes an Indian sports quiz competition with questions about cricket, football, and other sports. It includes 6 multiple choice questions about famous cricketers' favorite books, the fictional IPL team and sponsor in an ad campaign, the meaning behind a cricket player's name, the food item that increased in price after India's cricket wins, and the day of the week and mascot that were good omens for India's first test win in England. It also has a 6 question written round about violent soccer players, hairstyle influences between soccer players, retiring jersey numbers, an anti-hooliganism soccer tournament, why a man became a German soccer fan, and the country and defeated team in an old national ant
The document discusses various famous duos from different fields like cinema, sports, science, and literature. Some of the duos mentioned are:
1. Laxmikant-Pyarelal, the Indian composer duo known for their film soundtracks in the 1970s.
2. Laurel and Hardy, the iconic comedy duo from the early Classical Hollywood era known for their bowler hats and "Cuckoo Song".
3. Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan, the most successful men's doubles pair in tennis history.
4. Watson and Crick, the scientists who discovered the structure of DNA.
The document provides information about various topics related to travel and tourism in the form of multiple choice questions. Some key details include:
- Jail tourism is a unique tourism initiative started by the government of Telangana where people can visit local jails.
- Youth hostels were started in Germany in the early 1900s to provide affordable overnight accommodation for school groups and travelers.
- Caravan/camper van tourism involves traveling in self-contained mobile homes and is popular in many developed countries but lacks infrastructure and safety standards in India currently.
- Heritage walks in Trivandrum were pioneered by Elizabeth Thomas Tharakan and involve like-minded people coming together for guided walking tours.
Raja Bhalindra Singh opposed including kabaddi in international events like the Asian Games because he felt it would tarnish India's reputation. The traje de luces, a suit with sequins and reflective threads, originates from bull fighting. Givanildo Vieira de Sousa is popularly known as Hulk. Shubham Jaglan won the Junior World Championships in 2015 in an unspecified event. The 2013 Malayalam film August Club used a central theme of an unspecified game. Paul Pogba is nicknamed "La Pioche" for his dribbling skills and long legs. Namakkuzhy sisters were the first team absorbed into the Kerala Police in athletics. The
1. The circular was issued in 1864 and stated that each parish in Kerala should establish educational institutions or else they would be barred from communion.
2. This circular is credited as the root cause for the tremendous growth of education and 100% literacy in Kerala.
3. Schools in Kerala are commonly called Pallikudams, which means school attached to a church, because of this circular.
The person behind this important 1864 circular was Archbishop Mar Augustine Kandathil.
1. The characters are goblins from British folklore. They have been portrayed by Shakespeare and adaptations have shown them in different forms, the last being two policemen in Maqbool.
2. Salman Rushdie and the author of a recently published memoir are connected because Rushdie used "Joseph Anton" as a pseudonym while in hiding after Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa against him.
3. The Charge of the Light Brigade happened in the Crimean War.
Cognito: General Quiz with Economics flavour..Remya Roshni
SAM is a new breed of politician planning to run for election in New Zealand in 2020. He is driven by closing the gap between what voters want and what politicians promise to achieve. When X Büykkökten, a former Google employee from Turkey, launched the social network Hello in 2016, it became big news. The reason was that X was the founder of Google. The dish shown in the picture is named after a Marwari businessman who was a member of the Willingdon Sports Club in Mumbai. He would customize his regular fried eggs on toast order with green chilies and cheese, and the club honored this by adding it to the menu under his name.
1. Sajid Yahiya launched an online auction platform called Cinemapranthan to auction memorabilia from films.
2. When Bunty Sajdeh founded his sports management agency Cornerstone in 2008, he was introduced to an athlete (Y) by an organization (X).
3. Arconic announced it would stop supplying cladding product Reynobond PE after the Grenfell Tower fire in London that killed many.
XP 2024 presentation: A New Look to Leadershipsamililja
Presentation slides from XP2024 conference, Bolzano IT. The slides describe a new view to leadership and combines it with anthro-complexity (aka cynefin).
This presentation by OECD, OECD Secretariat, was made during the discussion “Competition and Regulation in Professions and Occupations” held at the 77th meeting of the OECD Working Party No. 2 on Competition and Regulation on 10 June 2024. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found at oe.cd/crps.
This presentation was uploaded with the author’s consent.
This presentation by OECD, OECD Secretariat, was made during the discussion “Artificial Intelligence, Data and Competition” held at the 143rd meeting of the OECD Competition Committee on 12 June 2024. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found at oe.cd/aicomp.
This presentation was uploaded with the author’s consent.
Suzanne Lagerweij - Influence Without Power - Why Empathy is Your Best Friend...Suzanne Lagerweij
This is a workshop about communication and collaboration. We will experience how we can analyze the reasons for resistance to change (exercise 1) and practice how to improve our conversation style and be more in control and effective in the way we communicate (exercise 2).
This session will use Dave Gray’s Empathy Mapping, Argyris’ Ladder of Inference and The Four Rs from Agile Conversations (Squirrel and Fredrick).
Abstract:
Let’s talk about powerful conversations! We all know how to lead a constructive conversation, right? Then why is it so difficult to have those conversations with people at work, especially those in powerful positions that show resistance to change?
Learning to control and direct conversations takes understanding and practice.
We can combine our innate empathy with our analytical skills to gain a deeper understanding of complex situations at work. Join this session to learn how to prepare for difficult conversations and how to improve our agile conversations in order to be more influential without power. We will use Dave Gray’s Empathy Mapping, Argyris’ Ladder of Inference and The Four Rs from Agile Conversations (Squirrel and Fredrick).
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Kimothi clubbani 2
1.
2. 1. Even though red wine have many health benefits, the tannins in the
wine can stain the teeth. To reduce such staining and avoid spilling of
wine onto one’s clothes, a company Oenophilia has launched a wine
glass that has a built-in glass straw & 3 point base. It is inspired by the
17th century German Schnapspfeifle.
This design has acquired a generic name because of look of the wine
glass when it is being used.
Identify the generic name, that comes from popular culture, by which
these wine glasses are called.
3. 2. The South Florida (USA) administration tried multiple methods to solve this
problem:
Using sniffer dogs, holding month long challenge events with cash incentives for
bounty hunters, using drones with heat sensors and hiring people on 2 month daily
wage contracts.
Two men from TamilNadu Vadivel Gopal and Masi Sadayan were also invited by the
authorities resulting in limited success.
Identify the problem presently faced by Florida & specific event that happened in
1992 leading to the problem.
4. 3. Doner kebab was originally invented in the 19th century
Ottoman Empire. A recent survey showed the döner to be the
most popular fast food of Germany. In Greece & middle east a
similar dish is called gyros & X respectively.
In the post-credits scene of Avengers movie (2012), the
Avengers eat X at a restaurant.
Doner, Gyros and X all mean “turning”. All the above have
raised health scare in different countries.
Identify X which is popular in India.
5. 4. George Clooney is a political activist with interests in the ongoing Sudan conflict.
During a trip to Sudan, while thinking of paparazzi following the celebrities like
himself, he hit upon an idea to resolve the conflict. The project based on the idea
was launched in 2010.
Recently the “Human rights watch” used same technique to point out atrocities
committed by Myanmar armed forces against Rohingyas.
Identify the nature of project.
7. 6. David Lloyd is a British health & leisure business that runs gyms & cafes.
They engaged COW PR agency to come up with a marketing campaign to boost
their business.
The PR agency found that office workers spend 90% of their working day
inactive that is even made worse by the food delivery apps.
So they came up with a campaign to encourage people to be more active
during the work-day & highlight the importance of balanced diet & regular
exercise for good health.
Identify the marketing campaign.
8. 7. After running away from home at 11, he
became a rag picker on the streets of Delhi.
Later he was rescued by a NGO. While
helping a film maker who came to make a
documentary on the NGO, he developed
interest in photography.
Today he is one of the most respected young
photographers in the world.
His debut photo exhibition was called “street
dreams”. These photographs were
collectively published as a book.
Identify the name of the book which
resembles a 3 word English phrase with the
1st & last word being the same.
9. 8. Marcel Marceau was a famous French
mime artist.
X was a very close friend of Marcel who
had this to say about marcel,
“I used to sneak in & sit in the audience
& watch how he would defy the laws of
gravity, like he was stepping on air. I
would take some of those things &
include it into rhythm and dance when I
move”.
X’s signature dance move was inspired
by Marcel 's famous “walking against the
wind”.
Identify X and signature dance move.
10. 9. Jasprit Bumrah, the Man-of-the-Series in the ODIs against Srilanka in
2017 was gifted X which was driven around by MS Dhoni with all players
on board.
X, a product resulting from joint venture of Eicher & Polaris was touted
to be an multi-tasker that can carry people, cargo & also back up as
power generator.
Identify the failed model X, which was only in the market from 2015 to
2017.
11. 10. In 1958, the USSR & USA agreed to set up consumer
exhibitions in each other’s nation to promote cultural exchanges. The
Soviets opened it in New York City & Americans opened it in Moscow.
The US vice president X took the soviet head of state Y around the
American exhibition in Moscow. The initial pleasantries slowly turned
into a acrimonious debate between them about which country is
superior.
This exchange was reported by the American media as Z debate
because the 2 men while arguing, were standing in a particular
section of model home built in the exhibition.
Id X, Y and Z
12. 11. Punjab agricultural university & CSIRO of Australia collaborated to invent
“happy seeder machine”.
This is supposed to solve a critical problem that has acquired greater significance in
recent years resulting in a blame game between chief ministers.
The problem has prompted the judiciary & state governments to bring about
behavioural change among farmers to use happy seeder.
Identify the problem which is supposed to be solved by happy seeder to an extent.
14. 13. Difang & Igay were ami tribe singers from Taiwan who recorded a song for French
culture exchange project. Later Michael Cretu of Enigma band used their vocals in a
song “return to innocence” without crediting them.
But when the song was used for promoting a event X it became famous across the
world making Difang aware of use of his song without permission. A case was filed
ending in an out of court settlement & credit was given to the couple.
Identify the event X which was marred by a bomb explosion engineered by an anti
abortion activist Robert Rudolph & criticism of high level of commercialism by
Coca- Cola.
15. 14. During the 2004 cricket series in Pakistan, X without informing
security ,slipped out of the Hotel well past midnight to Lahore’s food
street for kebabs. He had covered his face with the cap.
But unfortunately an Indian journalist Y identified him & called out to
him loudly that made him conspicuous to everyone. People came and
told X that people like him should captain Pakistan.
By the time X returned to the hotel, he received a call from Z sternly
advising him not to venture again without security.
Identify X the Indian Cricketer and the journalist Y whose father is
the only goa-born Indian test cricketer and Z who as of now lives in
Dubai.
18. 1. Even though red wine have many health benefits, the tannins in the
wine can stain the teeth. To reduce such staining and avoid spilling of
wine onto one’s clothes, a company Oenophilia has launched a wine
glass that has a built-in glass straw & 3 point base. It is inspired by the
17th century German Schnapspfeifle.
This design has acquired a generic name because of look of the wine
glass when it is being used.
Identify the generic name, that comes from popular culture, by which
these wine glasses are called.
21. 2. The South Florida (USA) administration tried multiple methods to solve this
problem:
Using sniffer dogs, holding month long challenge events with cash incentives for
bounty hunters, using drones with heat sensors and hiring people on 2 month daily
wage contracts.
Two men from TamilNadu Vadivel Gopal and Masi Sadayan were also invited by the
authorities resulting in limited success.
Identify the problem presently faced by Florida & specific event that happened in
1992 leading to the problem.
23. 3. Doner kebab was originally invented in the 19th century
Ottoman Empire. A recent survey showed the döner is the
most popular fast food of Germany. In Greece and middle
east a similar dish is called gyros & X respectively.
In the post-credits scene of Avengers movie (2012), the
Avengers eat X at a restaurant.
Doner, Gyros and X all mean “turning”. All the above have
raised health scare in different countries.
Identify X which is popular in India.
24.
25. 4. George Clooney is a political activist with interests in the ongoing Sudan
conflict. During a trip to Sudan, while thinking of paparazzi following the
celebrities like himself, he hit upon an idea to resolve the conflict. The
project based on the idea was launched in 2010.
Recently the “Human rights watch” used same technique to point out
atrocities committed by Myanmar armed forces against Rohingyas.
Identify the nature of project.
28. All 3(Tej Pratap Yadav, Pema Khandu and Michel Temer)
changed their official residence fearing ghosts.
29. 6. David Lloyd is a British health & leisure business that runs gyms & cafes.
They engaged COW PR agency to come up with a marketing campaign to boost
their business.
The PR agency found that office workers spend 90% of their working day
inactive which is even made worse by the food delivery apps.
So they came up with a campaign to encourage people to be more active
during the work-day & highlight the importance of balanced diet & regular
exercise for good health.
Identify the marketing campaign.
30. Run for your Bun
First ever cafe where customers paid for their meals
with exercise (6-minute HIIT workout)
31. 7. After running away from home at 11, he
became a rag picker on the streets of Delhi.
Later he was rescued by a NGO. While
helping a film maker who came to make a
documentary on the NGO, he developed
interest in photography.
Today he is one of the most respected young
photographers in the world.
His debut photo exhibition was called “street
dreams”. These photographs were
collectively published as a book.
Identify the name of the book which
resembles a three word English idiom with
the first and last word being the same.
32.
33. 8. Marcel Marceau was a famous French
mime artist.
X was a very close friend of Marcel who
had this to say about marcel,
“I used to sneak in & sit in the audience
& watch how he would defy the laws of
gravity, like he was stepping on air. I
would take some of those things &
include it into rhythm and dance when I
move”.
X’s signature dance move was inspired
by Marcel 's famous “walking against the
wind”.
Identify X and signature dance move.
35. 9. Jasprit Bumrah, the Man-of-the-Series in the ODIs against Srilanka in
2017 was gifted X which was driven around by MS Dhoni with all players
on board.
X, a joint venture of Eicher & Polaris was touted to be an multi-tasker
that can carry people, cargo & also back up as power generator.
Identify the failed model X, which was only in the market from 2015 to
2017.
36.
37. 10. In 1958, the USSR & USA agreed to set up consumer
exhibitions in each other’s nation to promote cultural exchanges. The
Soviets opened it in New York City & Americans opened it in Moscow.
The US vice president X took the soviet head of state Y around the
American exhibition in Moscow. The initial pleasantries slowly turned
into a acrimonious debate between them about which country is
superior.
This exchange was reported by the American media as Z debate because
the 2 men while arguing, were standing in a particular section of model
home built in the exhibition.
Id X, Y and Z
38. X Richard Nixon (.4 marks)
Y Nikita Khrushchev (.3 marks)
Z Kitchen (.3 marks)
39. 11. Punjab agricultural university & CSIRO of Australia collaborated to invent
“happy seeder machine”.
This is supposed to solve a critical problem that has acquired greater significance in
recent years resulting in blame game between chief ministers.
The problem has prompted the judiciary & state governments to bring about
behavioural change among farmers to use happy seeder.
Identify the problem which is supposed to be solved by happy seeder to an extent.
43. 13. Difang & Igay were ami tribe singers from Taiwan who recorded a song for French
culture exchange project. Later Michael Cretu of Enigma band used their vocals in a
song “return to innocence” without crediting them.
But when the song was used for promoting a event X it became famous across the
world making Difang aware of use of his song without permission. A case was filed
ending in an out of court settlement & credit was given to the couple.
Identify the event X which was marred by a bomb explosion engineered by an anti
abortion activist Robert Rudolph & criticism of high level of commercialism by
Coca- Cola.
45. 14. During the 2004 cricket series in Pakistan, X without informing
security ,slipped out of the Hotel well past midnight to Lahore’s food
street for kebabs. He had covered his face with the cap.
But unfortunately an Indian journalist Y identified him & called out to
him loudly that made him conspicuous to everyone. People came and
told X that people like him should captain Pakistan.
By the time X returned to the hotel, he received a call from Z sternly
advising him not to venture again without security.
Identify X the Indian Cricketer and the journalist Y whose father is
the only goa-born Indian test cricketer and Z who as of now lives in
Dubai.
46. X – Saurav Ganguly (.3m) Y- Rajdeep Sardesai (.4m)
Z – Pervez Musharraf (.3m)