This document contains a series of clues related to people, events, brands, and other topics from history, pop culture, sports, and other domains. The clues take the form of identifying details, descriptions, or questions that must be answered by connecting the clue to the right person, event, or other topic. A variety of factual information is provided through the clues and their answers related to history, entertainment, business, and more.

2. Identify

3. • Bonnie and Clyde

4. Connect

5. Wikipedia founders

6. What comes in place of question
mark?

7. Personal Computer

8. • This person played 190 first-class cricket
matches for three English county cricket
teams, Kent, Middlesex and Sussex. He
has the record of the only instance of all
ten wickets being taken "bowled" in any
first-class match, a feat he achieved in
1850. He was posthumously selected as
Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1913.
Who?

9. • John Wisden

10. • An insurance company NIG gives an £1-
million insurance cover to triathletes
participating in a particular race for some
reason. What reason?
• (hint- the race takes place in one of the
western European countries)

11. Attacks by Loch Ness Monster
(it takes place in Scotland)

12. An artist’s impression of something great he
achieved himself. Identify the artist and his
achievement

13. • AC Doyle dismissing WG Grace

14. These are some of the rules of a
particular sport. Identify the sport
• Any player may declare a new rule at any point
in the game .The player may do this audibly or
silently depending on what zone the player is in.
• Any penalty legislation may be in the form of
pain, embarrassment, or any degradation the
rulee wishes to execute upon the other player.
• Any rule above that is carried out during the
course of the game may never be used again in
the event that it causes the same result as a
previous game.

15. • Calvinball

16. • It is an extremely poor, fourth-world country that
has recently abandoned Socialism. Its citizens
and culture seem to resemble those of Eastern
Europe. Most of the nation is covered with waist-
deep mud, which the residents use to build
houses. Much of the economy is also mud-
based. The mud is caused by an abundance of
oil and coal near the surface. Pigs in this country
have intelligence and social standing
comparable to the humans and are sometimes
shown as having a role in the government.
Frisbee is the national bird of this country.
• Which country?

17. Elbonia

18. Connect

19. Flying and non-flying dutchman

20. • What is Anne Taylor Gilbert’s contribution
to English literature?

21. Twinkle twinkle little star

22. Connect

23. Stephen King’s works

24. Complete the poem
Poem by Louis Untermeyer called
"Rainbow in the Sky”
"Wire, briar, limber-lock
Three geese in a flock
………………………….”

25. • One flew east and one flew west
One flew over the cuckoo’s nest

26. connect

27. • At Gregory Peck’s funeral recently, the
eulogy was read by a little known actor
called Brock Peters. Why he, of all
people?

28. Connect

29. Deep throat

30. Which movie

31. Midnight cowboy

32. • This sport was originally played on ‘raths '
or chariots, and was known as Rathera.
The rules of the game were framed at
Gymkhana Poona in 1914. Eklavya award
is given to the best male player and Rani
Laxmibai award to the best female player
of this sport every year. Which sport?

33. Kabaddi

34. Which word did this movie give to
the English language

35. Paparazzi

36. What did this lead to

37. Rocky

38. Identify the icon – the screen name,
not the real one

39. Identify

40. Another Padamsee. She was the
first in a long list of stunners. Name
her

41. Connect

42. Which legend was the first person
to advertise this product?

43. Another legend designed this ad
while working for DJ Keymer. Who?

44. Identify the occasion

45. A happier occasion - identify

46. The brand?

47. What is this an inspiration for?

48. Whose logo?

49. Again, identify the logo

50. Identify

51. Two iconic brands. One is Harley
Davidson. What's the other?

52. Identify

53. answers
• (1) lalitha ji (2) catbert (3) karen lunel, the
first liril girl (4) modeled for both Pepsi
and coke (5) wg grace (6) satyajit ray (7)
amrish puri’s death (8) karthikeyan’s F1
debut (9) Benetton (10) the paramount
pictures mountain (11) white star line
(titanic) (12) natwest bank (13) john s
pemberton (14) Marlboro man (15) Philip
kotler