This document provides instructions for a quiz containing 10 questions with various formats. It will have 8 written questions, 1 audio question, and 1 visual question. Participants will have 2 minutes for each written question and 4 minutes for the audio and visual questions. They should provide their name and answer number when responding. No marks will be given for questions answered after closing. The quiz aims to have easily workable answers without needing online searches. It wishes participants happy quizzing.

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Quiz

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 AN EASY QUIZ ON VARIOUS ASPECTS OF LANGUAGE
 10 QUESTIONS OF 10 MARKS EACH
 8 DRY + 1 AUDIO + 1 VISUAL
 2 MIN. TIME FOR EACH OF THE DRY QUESTIONS
 4 MIN. TIME FOR EACH OF THE AUDIO & VISUAL QUESTIONS
 SEND YOUR ANSWERS TO: 8250097778
 PLEASE MENTION YOUR NAME(S) AND THE SL. NOS. WHILE ANSWERING
THE QUESTIONS
 NO MARKS COULD BE GIVEN ONCE THE RELATED QUESTION IS CLOSED
 EASY WORK-OUTABLE ANSWERS, NO NEED TO CONSUME DATA IN
SEARCHING FOR THEM
 HAPPY QUIZZING !!!
A
Quiz
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:

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The term ‘X’ is derived from
Sanskrit, used in both Urdu and
Hindi frequently. The entry of ‘X’ to
the Cambridge Dictionary website is
demarcated as ‘Indian English.’ The
word is defined as, "Used for
showing that you agree with
something or understand
something" or "used for showing
surprise or happiness.“
X = ?
Q - 01

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A - 01

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In the Volume 220 (Issue 5168) of the
‘Nature’ magazine, published on the 16th
November, 1968, June Almeida and Dr
David Tyrrell introduced a word to the
world.
Which word?
Q - 02

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A - 02

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X is a long, open, level area, usually next to a
river or large body of water, where people
may walk. The historical definition of X was a
large, open, level area outside fortress or city
walls to provide clear fields of fire for the
fortress's guns. Literally, an X is often on sea
fronts and allow walking whatever the state
of the tide, without having to walk on
the beach.
X = ?
Q - 03

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A - 03

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Connect
Q - 04

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Babies of
these
animals are
called calves
(calf)
A - 04

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If a muffler is a scarf
worn around the neck,
then what kind of warmer
is called only a ‘muff’?
Q - 05

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A ‘muff’ is
a tube made of fur
or other
warm material
into which
the hands are
placed for warmth.
A - 05

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Historically a X was an enclosed
chair for conveying one person. It
was carried between horizontal
poles held by two or more people
known as porters. We’ve come a
long way since then. Now
the dictionary defines X as “an
enclosed automobile body having
two or four doors and seating four
or more persons on two full-width
seats.”
X = ?
Q - 06

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Sedan
A - 06

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Unlike its namesake in cricket,
a X shot in golf is a ball that
starts its trajectory on one
side of the player and then
curves around to the other
side during flight. For right-
handed players, a X golf shot
starts out to the right and
swings to the left.
X = ?
Q - 07

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A - 07

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Q - 08
What is so unique
about the song,
language-wise?

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A - 08
সে সেসে সেসে
সেসেসেো সেসেসে
সেন মম মনসে
সেসে গল্প গসেসে
না মাসন মানা
না সে আর আসে না
সেসে জুড়ে পাসর দূসর পাড়ে জুসেসে
Palindrome
Song

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In all the plays written by
Shakespeare, the only
one contains the name of
an animal.
Name the animal.
Q - 09

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A - 09
Shrew

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Q - 10
Identify the
world-famous
British sit-com.

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A - 10

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