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Pitch Perfect, an intra-college quiz event by Quiz Club, IIT Patna was held on 11th-12th Oct 2021. The second quiz - Music Quiz was hosted on 12th October 2021. In between the melodies, the fine-tuned quiz of 25 questions was enjoyed by all.
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This MELAS Quiz was held on 12th March,2022 and hosted by Subhadra and Nitesh for Chakravyuh, 2022, the annual quizzing fest of Quintessence.
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The Streaming Quiz, conducted by the Quiz Club NITW on 17th November 2023. The quiz is centered around the many amazing and fascinating fundas related to the numerous entertainment content across the streaming platforms. The set above consists of both the Prelims and Finals round.
This MELAS Quiz was held on 12th March,2022 and hosted by Subhadra and Nitesh for Chakravyuh, 2022, the annual quizzing fest of Quintessence.
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2. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q1.
• X is a 1972 Bollywood comedy film produced by C.Mohan on Balaji
Kala Mandir banner, directed by Aspi Irani. The film is basically a
tale of a clash of ideologies - whether might is right or right is might.
• This is how the story goes in the kingdom of Sabzbag , lusty
womanizer, Capt. Kishore, wants a gypsy dancer for himself, and is
ready to kill anyone who tries to get in the way. But his plans are
foiled when the woman kills herself, leaving behind an injured father,
the head of the gypsies, and a younger sister by the name of Jugnu.
Jugnu swears to avenge her sister's death, and seeks training from
Robert Taylor, and becomes an expert in weapons and fist-fighting.
She assumes the guise of a masked male and calls herself X, and
inflicts terror in Capt. Kishore's life and army. But X's attempts to kill
Kishore are foiled when she is captured, just to be saved by another
masked man.
• ID X.
• (There is also another 2005 movie by the same name)
3. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q2.
• This is a still from “Major Chandrakanth”, a 1966 Tamil
film by K.Balachander. The man in the middle, the actor
Sunderrajan who played the title role, is even today
called ‘Major’ Sunderrajan.
• The actor on the left is A.V.M.Rajan, who plays the
Major’s son and a negative character.
• How was his character’s name reused a few years later?
• <pic in next slide>
5. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q3.
• Infernal Affairs is a 2002 Hong Kong crime-thriller film
directed by Andrew Lau and Alan Mak. It tells the story of
a police officer who infiltrates a triad, and a police officer
who is secretly working for the triad.
• The film had been selected as the Hong Kong entry for
the Best Foreign Language Film at the 76th Academy
Awards but it was not nominated.
• Interestingly, when the movie was remade in 2006, it
was so well received that it received multiple awards –
including the Academy Award for Best Picture.
• Simply identify the remake.
7. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q5.
• X is a 2006 dystopian political thriller about an alternate
future where a neo-fascist regime has subjugated the
United Kingdom.
• The unique aspect of this film is an insane detail hidden
in almost every frame of the film.
• (Photos on next slide)
• Id X and the unique element.
10. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q7.
Id the chord which is used in many forms of contemporary
popular music, including Jazz, funk, R&B, hip hop, rock and
pop. The chord is also sometimes colloquially known,
among pop and rock guitarists, as _______ , nicknamed for
one of the greatest guitarists.
11. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
*Q8.
• Nights of Cabiria is a Italian drama film directed by
Federico Fellini and starring Giulietta Masina, Francois
Perier and Amedeo Nazzari. Based on a story by Fellini
himself, the film is about a prostitute in Rome who
searches for true love in vain.
• The film won an academy award for Best Foreign
Language Film edging out its nearest competitor by a
single vote. And to add to the drama, the director of the
latter, shocked by his unexpected loss, had a heart
attack. When the news came back to the director’s
homeland, various theories started making rounds as to
why the film had lost out.
• Id film and the director
12. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q9.
• Id the song which it was supposedly
copied from and the artist/band.
• Give the name of the Hindi version as well.
13. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q10.
Connect this in-exhaustive list and fill in the blank
Three days of the Condor(1975)
Buffalo ’66 (1998)
Out of Sight(1998)
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon(2000)
King Kong(2005)
Labor Day (2013)
___________ (2014)
14. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q11. Say the name of the
scriptwriter.
15. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q12.
• _____ __ ______ is a song by Neha Kakkar feat.
Harshit Tomar. It was released in response to
another song, X, that talks about the shallowness
of human relationships.
• The song, with around 55,000 plays on Spotify (a
high number for songs in this language) and 16.8
million views on YouTube, describes a condition
where relationships are driven only by monetary
ambitions.
• ID X.
16. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
*Q13.
• Bricksburg
• Cloud Cuckoo Land
• Old West
• Middle Zealand
• Infinite Abyss of Nothingness
• The Think Tank
17. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q14. These are the first 25
seconds of which iconic music
video?
18. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
• According to Y, the writer of the 1945 book X, it is a book
that reflects events leading up to the Russian Revolution
of 1917 and then onto the Stalin era in the Soviet Union.
A democratic socialist, Y was extremely critical of Stalin
and believed that Soviet Union had become a brutal
dictatorship. X features a group of animals who rebel
against their owners and create a seemingly utopian
world with no masters. This, however, changes by the
end of the book. Its release was delayed as the WW2
had just ended and the British were not willing to risk
their friendship with the Russians. It also inspired Pink
Floyd’s album Animals.
Q15.
19. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
*Q16.
• Jim Sarbh has featured in Death of a
Salesman with Alyque Padamsee, The Living
Room with Kalki Koechlin and in Rajat
Kapur’s production of Tennesse William’s The
Glass Menagerie. He also recently featured
in a Rajasthan tourism advertisement.
• Trained as a psychologist from Emory
University in Atlanta, the Mumbai-born Parsi
took up acting after he moved to Mumbai.
• Where have we seen him recently?
20. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q17.
• The piracy group behind the illegal release of ____’s latest movie
X, has apologised for leaking the western on to the web for free
before it hit US cinemas.
• “Sorry to disappoint – but there was no hack or any such thing,” the
group said. “We got the copies sold from a guy on the street, no
decryption was needed. We were definitely not the only ones.
Couple other movies have been on the net days before, not done
from us. So we wanted to share this movie with the people who are
not rich enough or not able to watch all nominated movies in the
cinema. We actually think this has created a new type of media hype
… because everyone is talking about it and everyone wants to see
the movie that created so much noise. This will push the cinema
tickets sale for sure … We really hope this helped out the producers
in the long run.”
22. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q19.
• Fresh out of film school, X was at the Academy Awards in 1979
when his documentary short about child slum dwellers in Mumbai,
India, "An Encounter With Faces," was nominated for an Oscar.
• "I was too poor to rent a tuxedo," recalled X in Los Angeles. "They
said I could wear national dress. All I had was kurta. I sat next to
Jane Fonda in my pajamas. I was brash enough to think I'd win, that
I'd made the best movie ever.“
• He didn't win, but he was hoping that the nomination and recognition
would pave the way for him in Hollywood. That didn't happen. So he
took a different route.
• He returned to India and made a string of highly popular Bollywood
movies. Two of these broke box office records in India.
23. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB*Q20.Kip Thorne is the professor
of Physics at Caltech. What is his
claim to fame?
24. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
• When Mike Judge, creator of Office Space and Beavis &
Butt-head, set out to write this series, X.
• He wanted to conceive a simple, believable widget for
his characters to invent.
• So he teamed with Stanford electrical engineering
professor Tsachy ___________ and Ph.D. student Vinith
Misra.
• It is basically a metric in comparing the compression
rates of applications called the Y, which did not exist
before the show's run.
Q21.
25. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q22.Which comic book is
being referenced here?
26. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q23.
• The phrase made its first pop appearance on a
season 1 episode of F.R.I.E.N.D.S. "The Blackout"
in which Joey tells Ross that he doesn't have a
shot with Rachel anymore.
– Joey: It's never gonna happen.
Ross: What?
Joey: You and Rachel.
Ross: Wha... whatta... What? Why not?
Joey: Because you waited too long to make your
move, and now you're in the __________ _______.
Ross: No, no, no. I'm not in the ____.
Joey: Ross, you're mayor of the ____.
• Just tell me what this much-hated term is?
31. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q1.
• X is a 1972 Bollywood comedy film produced by C.Mohan on Balaji
Kala Mandir banner, directed by Aspi Irani. The film is basically a
tale of a clash of ideologies - whether might is right or right is might.
• This is how the story goes in the kingdom of Sabzbag , lusty
womanizer, Capt. Kishore, wants a gypsy dancer for himself, and is
ready to kill anyone who tries to get in the way. But his plans are
foiled when the woman kills herself, leaving behind an injured father,
the head of the gypsies, and a younger sister by the name of Jugnu.
Jugnu swears to avenge her sister's death, and seeks training from
Robert Taylor, and becomes an expert in weapons and fist-fighting.
She assumes the guise of a masked male and calls herself X, and
inflicts terror in Capt. Kishore's life and army. But X's attempts to kill
Kishore are foiled when she is captured, just to be saved by another
masked man.
• ID X.
• (There is also another 2005 movie by the same name)
33. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q2.
• This is a still from “Major Chandrakanth”, a 1966 Tamil
film by K.Balachander. The man in the middle, the actor
Sunderrajan who played the title role, is even today
called ‘Major’ Sunderrajan.
• The actor on the left is A.V.M.Rajan, who plays the
Major’s son and a negative character.
• How was his character’s name reused a few years later?
• <pic in next slide>
35. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
• The actor Shivaji Rao was given the name
“Rajinikanth” by K.Balachander from this
character’s name.
36. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q3.
• Infernal Affairs is a 2002 Hong Kong crime-thriller film
directed by Andrew Lau and Alan Mak. It tells the story of
a police officer who infiltrates a triad, and a police officer
who is secretly working for the triad.
• The film had been selected as the Hong Kong entry for
the Best Foreign Language Film at the 76th Academy
Awards but it was not nominated.
• Interestingly, when the movie was remade in 2006, it
was so well received that it received multiple awards –
including the Academy Award for Best Picture.
• Simply identify the remake.
39. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Kishore Kumar’s wives
• Madhubala
• Leena Chandavarkar
• Yogeeta Bali
• Ruma Guha Thakurta
40. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q5.
• X is a 2006 dystopian political thriller about an alternate
future where a neo-fascist regime has subjugated the
United Kingdom.
• The unique aspect of this film is an insane detail hidden
in almost every frame of the film.
• (Photos on next slide)
• Id X and the unique element.
45. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q7
Id this chord which is used in many forms of contemporary
popular music, including Jazz, funk, R&B, hip hop, rock and
pop. The chord is also sometimes colloquially known,
among pop and rock guitarists, as _______ , nicknamed for
one of the greatest guitarists.
46. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Hendrix Chord (Named after Jimi Hendrix)
47. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
*Q8.
• Nights of Cabiria is a Italian drama film directed by
Federico Fellini and starring Giulietta Masina, Francois
Perier and Amedeo Nazzari. Based on a story by Fellini
himself, the film is about a prostitute in Rome who
searches for true love in vain.
• The film won an academy award for Best Foreign
Language Film edging out its nearest competitor by a
single vote. And to add to the drama, the director of the
latter, shocked by his unexpected loss, had a heart
attack. When the news came back to the director’s
homeland, various theories started making rounds as to
why the film had lost out.
• Id film and the director
49. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q9.
• Id the song which it was supposedly
copied from and the artist/band.
• Give the name of the Hindi version as well.
50. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
• “Under Pressure” by Queen & David
Bowie
• Thanda Thanda Pani
51. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q10.
Connect this in-exhaustive list and fill in the blank
Three days of the Condor(1975)
Buffalo ’66 (1998)
Out of Sight(1998)
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon(2000)
King Kong(2005)
Labor Day (2013)
___________ (2014)
52. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Movies based on the Stockholm Syndrome.
Highway.
53. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q11. Say the name of the
scriptwriter.
55. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q12.
• _____ __ ______ is a song by Neha Kakkar feat.
Harshit Tomar. It was released in response to
another song, X, that talks about the shallowness
of human relationships.
• The song, with around 55,000 plays on Spotify (a
high number for songs in this language) and 16.8
million views on YouTube, describes a condition
where relationships are driven only by monetary
ambitions.
• ID X.
61. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
• According to Y, the writer of the 1945 book X, it is a book
that reflects events leading up to the Russian Revolution
of 1917 and then onto the Stalin era in the Soviet Union.
A democratic socialist, Y was extremely critical of Stalin
and believed that Soviet Union had become a brutal
dictatorship. X features a group of animals who rebel
against their owners and create a seemingly utopian
world with no masters. This, however, changes by the
end of the book. Its release was delayed as the WW2
had just ended and the British were not willing to risk
their friendship with the Russians. It also inspired Pink
Floyd’s album Animals.
Q15.
62. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
• X – Animal Farm
• Y – George Orwell
63. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
*Q16.
• Jim Sarbh has featured in Death of a
Salesman with Alyque Padamsee, The Living
Room with Kalki Koechlin and in Rajat
Kapur’s production of Tennesse William’s The
Glass Menagerie. He also recently featured
in a Rajasthan tourism advertisement.
• Trained as a psychologist from Emory
University in Atlanta, the Mumbai-born Parsi
took up acting after he moved to Mumbai.
• Where have we seen him recently?
65. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q17.
• The piracy group behind the illegal release of ____’s latest movie
X, has apologised for leaking the western on to the web for free
before it hit US cinemas.
• “Sorry to disappoint – but there was no hack or any such thing,” the
group said. “We got the copies sold from a guy on the street, no
decryption was needed. We were definitely not the only ones.
Couple other movies have been on the net days before, not done
from us. So we wanted to share this movie with the people who are
not rich enough or not able to watch all nominated movies in the
cinema. We actually think this has created a new type of media hype
… because everyone is talking about it and everyone wants to see
the movie that created so much noise. This will push the cinema
tickets sale for sure … We really hope this helped out the producers
in the long run.”
68. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
• The ‘Bullet-Time’ Effect
• Midnight Mover by The Accept
69. THE NSIT QUIZ CLUB
Q19.
• Fresh out of film school, X was at the Academy Awards in 1979
when his documentary short about child slum dwellers in Mumbai,
India, "An Encounter With Faces," was nominated for an Oscar.
• "I was too poor to rent a tuxedo," recalled X in Los Angeles. "They
said I could wear national dress. All I had was kurta. I sat next to
Jane Fonda in my pajamas. I was brash enough to think I'd win, that
I'd made the best movie ever.“
• He didn't win, but he was hoping that the nomination and recognition
would pave the way for him in Hollywood. That didn't happen. So he
took a different route.
• He returned to India and made a string of highly popular Bollywood
movies. Two of these broke box office records in India.
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of Physics at Caltech. What is his
claim to fame?
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He served as the Scientific advisor on the film,
Interstellar. In fact, much of the science in the movie
has been based on his work regarding wormholes.
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• When Mike Judge, creator of Office Space and Beavis &
Butt-head, set out to write this series, X.
• He wanted to conceive a simple, believable widget for
his characters to invent.
• So he teamed with Stanford electrical engineering
professor Tsachy ___________ and Ph.D. student Vinith
Misra.
• It is basically a metric in comparing the compression
rates of applications called the Y, which did not exist
before the show's run.
Q21.
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• X- Silicon Valley
• Y- Weissman score
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Q22.Which comic book is
being referenced here?
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Q23.
• The phrase made its first pop appearance on a
season 1 episode of F.R.I.E.N.D.S. "The Blackout"
in which Joey tells Ross that he doesn't have a
shot with Rachel anymore.
– Joey: It's never gonna happen.
Ross: What?
Joey: You and Rachel.
Ross: Wha... whatta... What? Why not?
Joey: Because you waited too long to make your
move, and now you're in the __________ _______.
Ross: No, no, no. I'm not in the ____.
Joey: Ross, you're mayor of the ____.
• Just tell me what this much-hated term is?