Picture trivia quiz

THE PICTURE-TRIVIA QUIZ
(MAINS)
SOCIAL NETWORKING
TRIVIA
IDENTIFICATION

GENERAL RULES
• THE DECISION OF THE QUIZMASTER IS FINAL AND
BINDING
• NO PROMPTING FROM THE AUDIENCE
• THE RULES WILL BE MADE CLEAR BEFORE EVERY
ROUND STARTS AGAIN AND AGAIN BUT ONCE THE
MARKS ARE GIVEN THERE SHOULD BE NO AMBIGUITY
INVOLOVED
• FOR THE PARTICIPANTS: AVOID PASSING AS MUCH AS
POSSIBLE

THE SOCIAL NETWORKING ROUND
• QUESTIONS WILL BE ASKED BASED ON THE
PICTURES SHOWN THAT HAVE BEEN
CIRCULATING ON SOCIAL MEDIA SUCH AS:
GOOGLE DOODLES, FACEBOOK, INSTAGRAM,
TWITTER etc.
• +10 ON DIRECT AND ON PASS. NO NEGATIVE
• +15, -5 ON POUNCE
• INFINITE POUNCES ARE ALLOWED

• GOOGLE DOODLE DEDICATED TO A MAN ON
HIS 94TH BIRTHDAY. ID HIM

GOOGLE PAYS TRIBUTE TO A
PARTICULAR NOVEL HERE. ID

THE BUILDING SHOWN IS A SUPPOSEDLY UPCOMING
PROJECT NAMED AS THE “KOBRA BUILDING”. IN
WHICH COUNTRY IS IT COMING UP

WE ALL HAVE PLAYED THIS GAME
ATLEAST ONCE IN OUR CHILDHOOD. ID

THEY ARE THE PARENTS OF A VERY
FAMOUS MAN. ID THAT PERSON

• THERE ARE 18 QUESTIONS IN THIS ROUND.
EACH FOR A SINGLE TEAM FROM CLOCKWISE.
• +10 ON DIRECT AND ON PASS. NO NEGATIVE
• ON POUNCE: +15, -5
• INFINITE POUNCES ARE ALLOWED
THE TRIVIA ROUND

• The origin of “X” is from the Persian word that means, “to fry or roast”.
• Nearly all the theories that have been offered to explain how “X”
originated is uncertain.
• One version is that the Mughals brought “X” to India which is
completely untrue because it was known even before Babur got here.
• Another is that Timur (the Tamerlane of epic poetry) brought “X” with
him when he came to plunder the sub-continent. This is nonsense. If
Timur did bring “X”, then he must have brought it from his homeland.
But there is no record of “X” existing anywhere outside of India in that
era.
• However, the most certain belief is that “X” is an Indian invention,
deriving from “Y” which Muslim traders and invaders brought to our
country. “Y” is an army dish. When the soldiers set up a camp for the
night, the cooks could not be expected to invent elaborate meals. So
they preferred a one-pot dish where they cooked rice with whatever
meat or fowl was available. Hence originated “Y”.
• Id both “X” and “Y”

• Producer and cinematographer Nariman Irani was in a financial mess when
his film Zindagi Zindagi starring Sunil Dutt flopped. He was in debt for Rs
1.2 million and couldn't pay the money off on a cinematographer's salary.
When he was doing the cinematography for Manoj Kumar’s major hit Roti
Kapdaa Aur Makaan, the film “X”s cast and crew (assistant director
Chandra Barot) decided to help him out. They all recommended that he
produce another film and that they would participate in its production.
They all approached Salim-Javed, who gave them an untitled script that had
already been rejected by the entire industry. The film took three-and-a-half
years to complete. Before filming was completed, producer Irani died from
an accident on the set of another film he was working on. The Lead actress
did not take any money for her work in the film. Barot showed the film to
his mentor Manoj Kumar, who felt that the film was too tight and needed a
song in the midst of the action-filled film, and so “Y” was recorded. The film
was released without any promotion on 12 May 1978 and was declared a
flop the first week. Within a week, the song “Y” became a big hit, and word
of mouth spread, so by the second week, the film's fortunes were reversed
and it was declared a blockbuster. The profits from the film were given to
Irani's widow to settle her husband's debts.
• Id the film “X” starring Big B and the song “Y” in it

THE SONG IS “KHAIKE PAAN BANA
RASWAALA”

• “X” was founded in 1897, as a sports-club by a group of Torinese
students. It was the 1st professional club of its country. Historically,
it is the most successful club in their country “Y”, having won 59
official titles on national and international stage more than any
other clubs in their country.
• “X” derives from a Latin word means “Youth” in its native
language, however it is ironical since its nicknames are: “The Old
Lady”, “The Girlfriend of “Y””, “Madam”, “The White Blacks”,
“The Zebras”, “The Killer Lady”, “The Hunchback”.
• On 10 September 2015, “X” officially announced a new project
called JKids for its junior supporters on its website. Along with this
project, “X” also introduced a new mascot to all its fans
which is called "J". "J" is a cartoon-designed zebra, black
and white stripes with golden edge piping on its body,
golden shining eyes, and three golden stars on the
front of its neck.
• Id the club

• “X” famously owned a “Y” 250GT model, which he
took in to be serviced at the Maranello
headquarters after realizing that the clutch was
identical to the one being used on his production
line.
• He politely asked “Y” for a replacement part, who
replied, "You'rejusta sillytractormanufacturer,howcouldyou
possiblyknowanythingaboutsportscars?" Like any red
blooded countrymen, he spit on the floor, walked
out and started designing his own sports car. Four
months later he unveiled the “X” 350GTV. Story
behind the formation of “X” and “Y”.
• Id “X” and “Y”

X – FERRUCIO LAMBHORGHINI
Y – ENZO FERRARI

• Romain Rolland was a French dramatist, novelist,
essayist, art historian and mystic who was awarded the
Nobel Prize for Literature in 1915 "as a tribute to the
lofty idealism of his literary production and to the
sympathy and love of truth with which he has described
different types of human beings"
• On his visit to India Romain Rolland met Rabindranath
Tagore and asked him, “Where do I start in order to
know about India?”
• RN Tagore replied: “If you want to know about India,
know about “Y” first”. And so did Rolland, and after
knowing about “Y”, he was fascinated about this mans
nobility, greatness, wisdom and knowledge and
particularly about one of his conquests in US soil.
• Id “Y”

• The city “X” is listed in the UNESCO’s World Heritage
sites list. It earns its place on this list because of its
magnificent architecture, containing masterpieces by
some of the greatest artists that ever lived. “X” consists
of a Lagoon with 118 islands, brought together in a
network of bridges and canals. Often called the “Most
beautiful city built by man”, this one’s a gem not to be
missed. Getting around is easy because of the absence
of cars. “X” is the World’s only Pedestrian city, so be
sure to pack your most comfortable walking shoes to
explore all of it. Visit the Churches and museums,
Doge’s Palace, the Bell tower and enjoy some gelato
(ice cream) as you take a ride of one of “X’s”
Waterbuses or Vaporettos. Gondola rides are
considered overpriced and touristy, so avoid unless
you’ve seen one too many romantic movies and cannot
stay away. Id the city “X”

• The ancient city of “X” was the capital of the Vijayanagara
Empire from the 14th to the 16th century. It was
strategically chosen for its ideal location on the banks of
the river Tungabandhra and surrounded by hills on three
sides. The well –preserved ruins of this city, located near
the town of Hospet in Karnataka, tell the tale of
magnificent temples such as the Virupaksha Temple,
palaces such as Lotus Mahal, ancient water management
systems, markets and monuments. It is ideal to explore the
place on foot or on a bicycle and plan on spending at least
3 days here to make the most of your trip. Hike up the
Matanga hill to enjoy picturesque views of “X”. There are
plenty of interesting places worth seeing nearby, so make
sure to visit the Anegundi Village and climb the Anjanadri
Hill, considered to be the birthplace of Lord Hanuman. Id
the village “X”

• “X” is an IIM Kolkata student turned boring banker
turned author known for his debut Trilogy of books.
The 1st one in that trilogy broke into the top seller chart
within a week of its launch. The Trilogy has become the
fastest selling book series in the history of Indian
publishing with 2.5 copies in sale and over 70 Crores in
revenue. Forbes India has ranked “X” among the Top
100 celebrities thrice in a row from 2012, 2013, 2014.
“X” was also selected as an Eisenhower Fellow, an
exclusive Programme for outstanding leaders from
around the world.
• Readers have lauded “X” from all corners of the
country and the world, so much as comparing him with
J.R.R Tolkien for his Trilogy of Books.
• One of the renowned Indian filmmaker is all set to
make a movie on his 1st Book now starring Varun
Dhawan and Alia Bhatt in the Lead. Id “X”

• “X” becomes the 1st state to form a Transgender Development
Board. “X” will soon become the first state in the country to have a
Transgender Development Board to help the 30,000 strong
communities, with state women and child welfare minister Sashi
Panja announcing the formation of the board.
• The board will have a chairperson and 12 members and
representatives from various transgender communities and will work
for the overall development of the transgender community.
• “Often we see they (Transgenders) deprived of education,
employment opportunities, begging on the streets and going through
gross neglect,” Panja said. “This will be the first board in the country
formed for development and not welfare,” she said. “We will give
them identity cards, look after their health and education and ensure
overall development which is their right.”
• While Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra have transgender welfare
boards, the minister pointed out that those are meant for welfare,
not development. Id “X”

• Time Magazine chose this travel adventure game as
its Game of the Year for 2014 namely. The game lets
a player take on the role of an aide to an explorer
who is on a quest to accomplish something in less
than 3 months. Which work of fiction is this based
on?
• This work of fiction has been made into a film
starring “Shirley Maclaine” and “Frank Sinatra” in
1956.
• It was remade in 2004 this time starring “Jackie
Chan” and “Arnold Schwarzenegger”.
• Id the Film or the Literary work

“AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS” BY
JULES VERNE
• THE GAME’S NAME IS “80 DAYS”

• The “X” was built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap
Singh, and designed by Lal Chand Ustad in the form
of the crown of Krishna, the Hindu god. Its unique
five-storey exterior is look-alike to the Honeycomb
of a Beehive with its 953 small windows called
Jharokhas decorated with intricate latticework.
The Jharokas were built for the women of the royal
household so that they could observe street
festivities while unseen from the outside since
women those days weren’t allowed to leave their
palace.
• Id the palace/Mahal

• The song went through a number of changes because neither the
singer nor the lyricist (Jim Vallance) was convinced it was a strong
enough song to be featured on the album. In their first draft, the lyric
“_________" appeared only once. At that time the two were planning
to title it "Best Days of My Life" instead. While the lyric "Best days of
my life" appeared seven times in the first draft, on the final draft it
had been replaced by “__________" and only appeared two times
throughout the song.
• The song was recorded three to four times, in different ways, with
both the Lead singer and Vallance still not convinced that it was
finished.
• When writing the lyrics "Jimmy quit, Jody got married", Vallance
suggested using "Woody quit and Gordy got married", referring to
members of his high school band, but the lead singer liked his version
better as he mentioned once in an interview that "Jimmy" was one of
his early drummers. "Jody" is a reference to his sound manager.
• Id the Song

• The French call it 'wood mouth.'
Germans refer to it as 'wailing of the cats.'
Italians call it 'out of tune.'
Malaysians call it 'lo.'
Norwegians identify it as 'carpenters in the head.'
Spaniards call it 'backlash.'
Swedes refer to it as 'pain in the hair roots.'
• It is a condition where you need to drink a lot of
water in the morning to get over it
• What is it in English?
• [Hint 1: Salman Khan]
• [Hint 2: Bradley Cooper]

• In Slavic and Chinese traditions, any corpse that was
jumped over by an animal, particularly a dog or a cat,
was feared to become a “X”. A body with a wound that
had not been treated with boiling water was also at risk
in becoming “X”. In Russian folklore, “X” were said to
have once been people who had rebelled against the
Russian Orthodox Church while they were alive. Oxford
states that the 1st appearance of the word “X” was in a
travelogue titled Travels of Three English Gentlemen
published in 1745.
• Before English the word “X” was used in German and
French Literature.
• There is a currently running TV Series based on “X”.
• Id “X”

• “X” is the combination of the Sunscreen ZnO (Zinc
Oxide) + H3Bo3 (Boric Acid) + Astringent (that which
binds together) + Emollient Lanolin (wool wax or wool
grease, is a wax secreted by the sebaceous glands of
wool-bearing animals)
• “X” was launched in 1929 in Kolkata by Gourmohan
Dutta, a Bengali merchant.
• Over the years, the brand's popularity soared, and it
became an icon of national economic self-sufficiency in
a nation that was still under the British rule. It is still
one of the most popular brands in India.
• I don’t know if it helps you or not but my grandmother
used to apply this every night before she went to bed.
• Id X

• The world as perceived might be a comprehensive illusion created to
deceive us.
• The allegory is related to Plato's theory of Forms, which holds that
the true essence of an object is not what we perceive with our
senses, but rather its quality, and that most people perceive only the
shadow of the object and are thus limited to false perception.
• Immanuel Kant also has an influence on how the individuals within
_________ interact with one another and with the system. Kant
states in his Critique of Pure Reason that people come to know and
explore our world through synthetic means (language, etc.), and thus
this makes it rather difficult to discern truth from falsely perceived
views. This means we ourselves are our own agents of deceit, and so
in order for one to know truth, one must choose to openly pursue
truth.
• Above stated are some of the Philosophical influences of a particular
movie. Scientists are starting to believe that the Sci-Fi facts shown in
the film could be proved in reality. Research work has already been
based on this movie. Id this Humongous Blockbuster film worldwide.

• Also known as the "Hungarian Suicide Song", “X” is a song
composed by Hungarian pianist and composer Rezső Seress
and published in 1933.
• The original lyrics were titled Vége a világnak (The world is
ending) and were about despair caused by war, ending in a
quiet prayer about people's sins. Poet László Jávor wrote
his own lyrics to the song, titled Szomorú vasárnap in
which the protagonist wants to commit suicide following
his lover's death. The latter lyrics ended up becoming more
popular while the former were essentially forgotten. The
song was first recorded in Hungarian by Pál Kalmár in
1935.
• There is a recurring urban legend which claims that many
people have committed suicide while listening to this song
• Id the song

• “ The King, who is elderly and wants to retire from power,
decides to divide his realm among his three daughters, and
declares he'll offer the largest share to the one who loves him
most. The eldest, Goneril, speaks first, declaring her love for her
father in fulsome terms. Moved by her flattery he proceeds to
grant to Goneril her share as soon as she's finished her
declaration. He then awards to Regan her share as soon as she
has spoken. When it is finally the turn of his youngest daughter,
Cordelia, at first she refuses to say anything ("Nothing, my
Lord") and then declares there is nothing to compare her love
to, nor words to properly express it; she speaks honestly but
bluntly, which infuriates him. In his anger he disinherits Cordelia
and divides her share between Regan and Goneril. This starts
the 1st of many consequences that follow throughout the play
that brings tragedy to all.”
• Synopsis from a Shakespearean Play. Name it.

• 10 QUESTIONS WILL BE ASKED TO YOU ONE
BY ONE AND YOU HAVE TO WRITE DOWN THE
ANSWERS AFTER EACH QUESTION IS ASKED
• SCORING PATTERN: 5*(NO. OF TEAMS THAT
GAVE THE WRONG ANSWER) TO THE TEAMS
THAT GAVE THE RIGHT ANSWER
THE WRITTEN ROUND

• THE “AXOLOTTI” OR THE “MEXICAN SALAMANDER” is a
rare and endangered species and are bred for its ability to
swim swiftly. Looks exactly like a cute Pokemon, id its
Pokemon counterpart.

WHERE WILL YOU FIND ALL THESE
PICTURES AT ONCE

The logo include all these pictures

ID X
• X was welcomed onstage after the curtain of his
famous play with a thunderous applause. But one
of the audience booed him. To this he replied "My
dear fellow, I quite agree with you, but what are
we two against so many?"
• X till date remains the 1st person to achieve
something that no one else has.
• His most prominent plays include Man and
Superman, Mrs. Warren's Profession, Major
Barbara, Saint Joan, Caesar and Cleopatra, and the
most famous one Pygmalion.

GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
ONLY MAN TO WIN AN OSCAR AND NOBEL
PTIZE. HE WON BOTH OF THEM FOR HIS PLAY
“PYGMALION”

THIS IS THE LEGO VERSION OF A SCENE
IMITATED FROM A PARTICULAR FILM.
WHICH FILM?

• “__________ ___ _______” is a patriotic poem
written in Urdu by Bismil Azimabadi of Patna in
1921, and then immortalized by the great
revolutionary of Indian freedom Pt. Ramprasad
Bismil as a freedom war cry during the British Raj
period in India. It was first published in journal
"Saba", published from Delhi.
• The poem was written as an ode to young freedom
fighters of the Indian independence movement. It
has also been associated with the younger
generation of inter-war freedom fighters such as
Ashfaqullah Khan, Shaheed Bhagat Singh and
Chandrashekhar Azad. Just Id the poem/song

“SARFAROSHI KI TAMANNA AB
HUMARE DIL MEIN HAIN
DEKHNA HAIN ZOR KITNA BAAZU-E-
KATIL MEIN HAI”

WHAT IS PETA PROTESTING AGAINST?

NAMES OF WHAT
• DASHER
• DANCER
• PRANCER
• VIXEN
• COMET
• CUPID
• DONNER
• BLITZEN

• X has had over 43 pets including 21 dogs, 12 horses, 3
ponies, 6 cats, a parrot, a chimpanzee, a panda, a lion
cub, a giraffe and a Zebra.
• X had an on/off relationship with her boyfriend “Ken
Karson” who 1st appeared in 1961. Her parents names
are George and Margaret.
• X owns a wide range of vehicles, including pink corvette
convertibles and jeeps.
• X has 80 careers everything from a Pilot to an Air
Hostess to a Rock star to a Paleontologist to a
Presidential candidate. Basically “X” was designed to
show that women can take on variety of roles or jobs in
life.
• X is a fictional character created by American
Businesswoman “Ruth Handler”.

YOU CAN SEE ASIAN FOOD TAKE-OUT BOXES STACKED
ONE ABOVE THE OTHER. A VERY FAMOUS ASIAN
STRUCTURE HAS BEEN INSPIRED BY THIS IDEA. ID THAT
STRUCTURE

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