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The document announces a quiz being held on September 23rd, 2014 at the Markaz Garden Conference Hall. The quiz master is Sayyed Hashim. There will be questions about religions and customs with multiple choice answers. Participants can earn points for correct answers and may lose points for incorrect answers. The quiz has different levels including general knowledge questions, questions with hints to earn more points, image-based connection questions, and a final level with 13 questions.
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- 1. Presents the first Quiz for the year 2014-15
- 2. Welcome to all the participants & audience
- 3. Quiz master : Sayyed Hashim Venue: Markaz Garden Conference Hall Date : 23.09.14,Tuesday
- 6. Your choice! There would be 4 questions with 4 choices given Each answer will get 1 point No negative marks
- 7. A)Guru Amar Das B)Guru Ram Das C)Guru Gobindh Singh D)Guru Tegh Bahadur
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- 11. A)Russia B)China C)Czech Republic D)France
- 13. A)Pesach B)Shabbat C)Shavout D)Sukkot
- 15. First come,Better serve! There are 4 questions in this level. There would be three hints given for an answer Answer on first hint will get 5 points,on second 3 points and third 1 point. No negative marks.
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