General quiz HBTI

Q.1
Which movie‟s title comes from the
last words spoken by X‟s father
which was to save his life during the
riots of partition of India.

ANSWER 1


BHAAG MILKHA BHAAG

Q.2
The young X went to Rhodes to study
anatomy, but on his way he was captured by
pirates whom he charmed and seemingly
befriended.
After he was freed, X arranged to have the
pirates executed.
Identify X immortalised by a very famous writer.

Q.3*
Achievements of X:
1.Founded „Wheels of Zeus‟ to create wireless
GPS patents.
2. Microcomputer for use with video displays
3. Controller for magnetic disks, recorder or like
4. Apparatus for digitally controlling PAL color
display
5. Digitally colored color signal generation for
video display
Give me this guy‟s more famous inventions

Q.4
Much like the American comic book character
Archies, „X‟ is a fun loving guy, likeable by
girls although not so „Casanova friendly‟ as
Archies.
He loves to play cricket. No one has ever seen
his eyes due to hair which always covers his
eyes and forehead.
Identify this character.

Q.5
Forbes list of Richest fictional characters,
2013:
Name

Net worth
($ billions)

Scrooge McDuck

65.4

___________

54.1

Carlisle Cullen

46

Tony Stark

12.4

Charles Fosterkane

11.2

Q.6
Minimal Poster of which movie?

ANSWER 6


JAB WE MET



(ladki khuli tijori ki tarah hoti hai!!)

ANSWER 7


Sarabhai Vs. Sarabhai

Q.8*
Identify the famous personalities.

ANSWER 8


Charlie Chaplin & Helen Keller

Q.9*
What has been Blanked out??

Q.10*
What is so special about this photo?

ANSWER 10
Largest Photograph in the world
 70 billion pixels Budapest


Q.11
CONNECT
1. And then there was none
2. One two buckle my shoe
3. Five little pigs
4. Crooked House
5. A pocket full of rye
6. Hickory Dickory Dock
7. Three blind Mice

ANSWER 11
All novels are based on Nursery Rhymes
1.Ten little Indians
2.One two buckle my shows
3.This little piggy
4.There was a crooked man
5.Sing a song of sixpence
6.Hickory dickory dock
7.Three blind mice


Q.12
The four ghosts in _____ are programmed to
act differently, red chases you,
Pink just positions itself in a set way ,
Blue tries to ambush you,
And orange is random
FILL IN THE BLANK

Q.13

What is this
graph depicting?

ANSWER 13


Duckworth Lewis Method

Q.14

Who during
emergency
in 1975?

Q.15
X___ and Y___ decided their company‟s name
between XY and YX by tossing a coin. Y won
the toss and placed X‟s name first.
We are talking about which company?

ANSWER 15


HEWLETT-PACKARD

Q.16
The colors of the dots between the logo of this
show matches the color of the six umbrellas
used by the characters in the title song.
Id the show.

Q.17
Possible disguises of whom?

Q.18
Google Doodle commemorating
what?

ANSWER 18


RAMANUJAM‟S BIRTH ANNIVERSARY

Q.19

Print Ad campaign for what?

Q.20
Identify this personality and how is he related with
India's fortune?

ANSWER 20
Treasure hunt at UNNAO

Q.21*
Identify the organization and why in the news
recently?

ANSWER 21
OPCW – Organisation for Prohibition of
Chemical Warfare
 For winning the Nobel peace prize


Q.1
According to Oxford English
Dictionary, the word „X‟ was
used for the first time by H.R.F.
Keating in 1976 in his book.
Id X.

Q.2
You may see the “__________” message if the
operating system has terminated the tab‟s
process due to a lack of memory.
Alternatively, if you terminated the process
using Google chrome‟s task manager or the
system task manager, this message will
appear as well.
Derived from, twenty times on the original Star
Trek, McCoy declares someone or something
deceased with the line, “__________”.
Fill in the blanks.

Q.3
X, the head of Samsung‟s think tank team and
Director of Research is the person behind
making the Samsung Galaxy gear a reality.
Among other works include
Mouse-less : an invisible computer mouse.
SPARSH, Quickies, BlinkBot, pen that can
draw in 3D, a public map that can act as
Google of physical world.
Id X.

ANSWER
If the statue of a person on a horse has both
front legs in the air, the person died in battle;
if horse has one front leg in the air, person
died as a result of wounds received in the
battle ; if the horse has all the four legs on
the ground, the person died of natural
causes

Q.5

What is being explained here?

The invariable sneezing and falling down in
modern English versions have given would
be origin finders the opportunity to say that
the rhyme dates back to the great plague. A
rosy rash, they allege, was a symptom of the
plaque and posies of herbs were carried as
protection and to ward off smell of disease.
Sneezing or coughing was a final symptom
and all fall down was exactly what happened.



Ring-a-ring o' roses,
A pocket full of posies,
A-tishoo! A-tishoo!
We all fall down.

Q.6

GIVE X , Y
AND Z

It was believed that X was married to a goat
before being married to Z. When Z came to
know about this, he got angry and
imprisoned all members of X‟s family. Y was
youngest brother of X‟s 100 brothers. Since
all of them were sparsely fed with one grain
of rice per day in the prison, the family
decided that at least one them could survive
and gave all rice to Y so that he could live on
to take revenge.

X= GANDHARI
 Y=SHAKUNI
 Z=DHRITRASHTRA


Q.7
Who's got the sweetest disposition?
One Guess, guess who?
Who never, never starts an argument?
Who never shows a bit of temperament?
Who'snever wrong, but always right?
Who never dreams of starting a fight?
Who get's stuck, with all the bad luck?
No one….but him.
Id him.

Q.9
Which Indian actor derived his
nickname from this toy?

Q.11

Map of what and who made
it?



Map by Christopher Columbus before finding
the new world

Q.12
THE ANSWERS TO WHICH FAMOUS QUESTION
ON THE INTERNET?
 Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding!
 "Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow!
 Hatee-hatee-hatee-ho!
 Joff-tchoff-tchoffo-tchoffo-tchoff!
 Chacha-chacha-chacha-chow
 Fraka-kaka-kaka-kaka-kow!
 A-hee-ahee ha-hee!
 Woo-oo-oo-ooo!

Etymology 1
During the time of Crusades, the
members of a certain Muslim sect
engaged people to terrorize their Christian
enemies by performing murders as a
religious duty. These acts were carried out
under the influence of Hashish, and so the
killers became known as ______meaning
eaters or smokers of hashish.
What are they now popularly known as?

Etymology 2
Mercury used to be used in the manufacture of
felt hats. So hat makers, would come into
contact with this poisonous metal a lot.
Unfortunately, the exposure may lead to
mercury poisoning, one of the symptoms of
which is is insanity.
This phenomenon lead to generation of a
phrase in popular culture.
State that phrase.

Movies 1
Cast of Movie: „ In which Annie gives it those
ones‟
Arjun Raina : Annie
Arundhati Roy : Radha
Rituraj : Arjun
Roshan Seth : Y. D. Billimoria/ Yamdoot
Issac Thomas : Lakes
Idries Malik : Papey
Moses Uboh : Kasozi
Jagan Shah : Medoo
Himani Shivpuri : Bijli
_______ ____ : Senior
Niraj Shah : Canteen Boy
Dhianee : Canteen boy

Movies 2
The _____, is a paradox that raises the
question of whether an object which has had all
its components replaced remains
fundamentally the same object.
Name the Indian movie which is also the name
of this paradox.

Technology 1

Malus domestica (McIntosh)
McIntosh apple on a tree
Details
Hybrid parentage

Unknown

Cultivar

McIntosh

Origin

Dundela, Upper Canada,
1811

world’s lightest material
Graphene Aerogel
Chinese material scientists have created the
world‟s lightest material: A Graphene Aerogel
that is seven times lighter than air, and 12%
lighter than the previous record holder
(Aerographite)

The real adventures of Johnny quest.

Construction of gateway of india

India 2

Francisco Acuna de figueroa was a
Uruguayan poet and writer.
He wrote the national anthem of his
country URUGUAY.
Apart from writing the national anthem of
his own country what unique record
does he hold in the world along with
RABINDRANATH TAGORE?

WRITING THE NATIONAL ANTHEM OF
TWO COUNTRIES
 FIGUEROA- URUGUAY AND PARAGUAY
 TAGORE- INDIA AND BANGLADESH


Q.2
IDENTIFY THIS WRITER WHOSE FAMOUS WORKS
INCLUDE ‘THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING ERNEST,

Q.3

NAME THE FILM


The film is an abridged modernization of
Shakespeare's play. While it retains the
original Shakespearean dialogue, the X and
the Y are represented as warring business
empires and swords are replaced by guns
(with brand names such as "Dagger" and
"Sword").

Q.4
NAME THIS CHARACTER
X is a fictional character, a Marvel
Comics superheroine and a supporting
character of Daredevil. She is a Native
American and one of the very few deaf comic
characters.
 When she dons her “X" guise, she is easily
recognizable by a white hand print which
covers most of her face.


Q.5
GIVE X


The origins of “X" have been fiercely debated
throughout the history of the Republic, and to
this day the Oxford English Dictionary says the
source of the word is "unascertained." Perhaps
the most widely accepted explanation was
advanced by H.L. Mencken, the well-known
newsman-scholar (and don't tell me that isn't an
unusual combination), who argued that “X”
derives from the expression Jan Kaas, literally
"John Cheese." This supposedly was a
derogatory nickname bestowed on the Dutch by
the Germans and the Flemish in the 1600s.



NATO PHONETIC ALPHABETS OR
MILITARY CODES

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