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1. A
• Its design was based on the British-made model of Morris-
Oxford III.
• Widely known as ‘The Sick old lady of Indian roads’.
• The latest versions of this currently defunct model
include- Grand, Avigo and Encore.
What am I talking about?

2. Answer - Ambassador

3. B
• This viral lab was founded in 2006 as an
ongoing initiative to test, track and create viral
content on the web.
• The company has grown into a social news
and entertainment company covering topics
like politics, DIY, animals and business.
• It produces an average of 378 posts a day and
has a global audience of more than 150 million.
Which company am I talking about?

4. Answer - BuzzFeed

5. C
• Climate conditions will be evaluated and should the
temperature exceed 32 degrees, then the FIFA Venue
Medical Office will recommend ____ [C]______ to the
FIFA General Coordinator and Match Commissioner.
• The implementation of the ____[C]____will reside with
the referee.
• _____[C]_______ ,which last three minutes in duration,
are then implemented by the referee at approximately 30
minutes into the run-of-play in both halves of the match.
FITB with the correct term.

6. Answer - Cooling Breaks

7. D
• Booted as a project by the new government in 2014, for
creating a High Speed Rail Network across the 4 metro
cities of Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata.
• Draws inspiration from a similar scheme under the
National Highways Development Project.
• The proposed operating speed will approximately be
around 320 kmph.
Name the recently launched project.

8. Answer - Diamond Quadrilateral

9. E
• WHO classifies this medical condition under-
ICD-10 A83-A86, B94.1, G05.
• It derives its name from an Ancient Greek term indicating-
“in head inflammation”.
• Some of its variants include- Herpes Simplex, West Nile
and Tick Borne.
Identify.

10. Answer - Encephalitis

11. F
• Also known as The Modern Prometheus, this 1818 novel can
largely be attributed to a series of conversations on
galvanism and occult, between Percy Shelley, Mary
Shelley, Lord Byron and John Polidori, which took place
during the rainy summer of 1816 in Geneva.
• The author describes the work, being – “very hideous”.
• A 2012 Tim Burton film, can be regarded as a free
adaptation of this text.
Identify this supremely popular novel.

12. Answer - Frankenstein

13. G
Link-
• The Regretful Climb
• The National Razor
• The Widow
• The Silence Mill
• Woods of Justice
(Hint. Think late- 18th century France)

14. Answer - Guillotines

15. H
Connect:
1. Tentacle Erotica
2. Lolicon
3. Shotacon
4. Yuri

16. Answer - Hentai (genres)

17. I
• Recognized as the largest river in Myanmar, its etymology
can be derived from the Ancient Pali name of the river
Ravi.
• It is often referred to as ‘The Road to Mandalay’, after
Rudyard Kipling’s poem.
• It serves as one of the habitats of a species of oceanic
dolphins, which are also found in the Chilika Lake and the
Sundarbans.
Name the river.

18. Answer - Irrawaddy

19. J
• Given below, is a picture of a large winged chimera (mixture of several
animals) with the body of a dragon, a whiskered, fish-like head,
insectile antennae and a pair of talon-like hands on both its arms and
its wings, which may have served as forelegs, when it walked on the
ground….. It presumably lived within a place known as the Tulgey
Wood until it was slain by an unnamed hero wielding a Vorpal blade.
• Identify.

20. Answer - Jabberwock

21. K
• “K” is a doctor turned author. He practiced medicine in California, an
occupation he often referred to as an arranged marriage.
• His father worked as a diplomat, and when he was 11 years old, the family
moved to France; four years later, they applied for asylum in the United
States, where he later became a citizen.

22. Answer – Khaled Hosseini

23. L
Link the 3 with a fictional character.

24. Answer - Lex Luthor (in feature films)

25. M
• The ________ was originally used as a corrupted term for
people of West African origin.
• The term was also used as the title of Kyle Onstott’s 1957
novel, which was made into a film of the same name in 1975
by Paramount Pictures and on release, garnered a ‘Zero Star’
rating from Roger Ebert.
• Stereotypes surrounding this particular term found their
reference in a Quentin Tarantino film (remotely though).
Identify the term.

26. Answer - Mandingo (originally- Mandinka)

27. N
Definitions of the phrase ‘N’ according to Urban
Dictionary-
1) Doing something for someone without asking for
anything in return.
2) Being in a relationship with someone, while still dating
other people.
Identify the phrase (N).

28. Answer - No Strings Attached

29. O
• George Lucas' first choice as the voice of Darth
Vader
• Francis Ford Coppola's first choice for the role of
Colonel Kurtz
• Considered for the role of Vito Corleone. Identify
this legendary actor.

30. Answer - Orson Welles

31. P
• While, the idea of 'P' was made popular through
Charles Dickens' novels like Little Dorrit and Martin
Chuzzlewit, its proper history can be reconstructed
from the activities of an Italian con artist, who
gathered notoriety in the 1920s-- What are we
talking about?
Hint: After a particularly embarrassing incident
(which happened in April 2013), West Bengal has
been labelled as the 'P' Capital of India.

32. Answer - Ponzi (Scheme)

33. Q
• During various times in its history, the promotional and
advertising campaigns of this 94-year old corporate giant
happened to include TVCs/ads featuring a Koala Bear,
John Travolta and Miranda Kerr.
• To a certain extent, even Raymond Babbitt seemed to have
endorsed ‘The Flying Kangaroo’.
What am I hinting at?

34. Answer - Qantas
NEVER CRASHED

35. R
Name the latest entrant to the list of UNESCO World
Heritage Sites in India. (Picture Below)

36. Answer - Rani ki Vav (Queen’s Stepwell)

37. S
According to the BBC’s Pat Murphy:
“My understanding is that ‘it’ came from the mid-sixties and a
guy called Grahame Corling, who used to open the bowling for
New SouthWales and Australia … apparently the suggestion was
that this guy's wife was [having an affair] with another team-mate,
and when he came in to bat [the fielding team] started
singing When a Man Loves A Woman, the old Percy Sledge
number.”
One of the numerous theories describing the origin of _________.
FITB

38. Answer - Sledging

39. T
“Think outside the bun”
Which brand are we referring to?

40. Answer - Taco Bell

41. U
•Victorian Poet
Connect
•Dubliner
•Greek Hero
•US President

42. Answer - Ulysses
• Ulysses – poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
• Ulysses – novel by James Joyce
• Ulysses/ Odysseus- a character in ancient Greek literature
• Ulysses S. Grant – 18th President of the United States

43. V
Hint: Individual clip is 6 seconds long

44. Answer - Vine(s)

45. W
• Logo of which social
app?

46. Answer - Whisper

47. X
‘X’ at domestic matches – 6
‘X’ at international matches – 8
Hint: ‘X’ retired from the international
stage this year.

48. Answer - Xavi Hernandez

49. Y
• 1994 - Bachelor of Commerce Part-1, School
of Open Learning (Correspondence),
University of Delhi
• 1996 - BA Delhi University (School of
Correspondence)
• 2014 – ‘Y’

50. Answer - Yale University

51. Z
• According to Rajiv Rao, National Creative Director of
Ogilvy & Mather, they "wanted to make real people look as
animated as possible". They employed Bangalore-based
Nirvana Films to shoot these ads in Cape Town, South
Africa through the Cape Town based production house,
Platypus Productions.
• The company which propagated the ad received the
Glitterbox award in 2009 by PETA for replacing its original
iconic canine mascot with a more humane alternative.
• Hint?

52. Answer - ZooZoo