Rules
* 26 questions.
* A-Z Format.
* Each question carries 1 mark.
* Star-marked questions (i.e, A, E, I, O & U) will be counted
to break the ties.
* Every decision of the QM is final.
Who is the subject of this poem titled – ‘A Boat
Beneath a Sunny Sky’?
A boat beneath a sunny sky,
Lingering onward dreamily
In an evening of July —
Children three that nestle near,
Eager eye and willing ear,
Pleased a simple tale to hear —
Long has paled that sunny sky:
Echoes fade and memories die:
Autumn frosts have slain July.
……………………..
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
A
Prahelika - 2016
This is the depiction
of ‘whom’ by the
noted painter
Ganesh Pyne?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
B
Prahelika - 2016
Representing the ‘mute millions’ of the country, he
just evolved out of the numerous people and faces.
Interestingly, he didn’t speak even when he went
abroad, to England with Ministers in 1957.
Who?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
C
Prahelika - 2016
Where can you find two metal heads, each the
height of a double-decker bus, made by Storm
Thorgerson and kept in a field infront of the Ely
Cathedral?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
D
Prahelika - 2016
Arising from Lord Vishnu to defeat the demon
Mura, this goddess was given a boon that anyone
who does or observes something in her honour will
be freed of their sins and will attain Moksha.
Which goddess?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
E
Prahelika - 2016
San Francisco Giants, one of the popular teams in
MLB, have won 23 National League pennants and
appeared in 20 World Series competitions. Earlier
known as the New York Gothams and New York
Giants, their rivalry with the Dodgers is one of the
longest-standing rivalries in American sports.
During the late ‘40s, who reluctantly turned down a
fairly lucrative offer from them and turned to his
other love? The rest is history.
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
F
Prahelika - 2016
A converted-Catholic, he fought in the Eighty Years’
War on the side of Catholic Spain against Protestant
Dutch reformers in the Low Countries. He is
sometimes referred to as ‘the last man to enter
English Parliament with honest intentions’.
Who?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
G
Prahelika - 2016
As a perfect example of
‘Colourblind Casting’, well
known actor Noma
Dumezweni is going to play
which popular character
who is known for her brown
eyes, frizzy hairs and sharp
intellect?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
H
Prahelika - 2016
In 1875, because of complications
arising from tuberculosis, one of
X’s legs had to be amputated.
Immediately after the surgery, he
was told that his other leg would
also require a similar treatment.
X’s leg was saved from amputation
by the distinguished scientist
Joseph Lister. While recovering, X
was moved to write a few lines for
which he is still remembered.
How do we better know these
lines?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
I
Prahelika - 2016
As an aftermath of a highly debatable govt. dictum,
all these quirky-gadgets were proposed by the
netizens to make whom a little ‘sanskari’?
* The Binding Thread : This sacred steel thread
not only looks hot on the chest but can also be used
for climbing or squeezing the life out of enemies.
* The Boom Bhajan : Double-tapping the phone
blows the ear-drums.
* The Lota of the Lord : A waterproof lota with a
hidden radio transmitter to signal the Ashram.
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
J
Prahelika - 2016
Both Carlsbad, New Mexico and Carlsbad,
California take their names from the English name
of an European city, which is famous for its hot
springs, plums and the high-quality glass
manufacturing company Moser though its biggest
claim to fame is for something else.
Which city is this?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
K
Prahelika - 2016
It’s oldest variant dates back to the time of the Chola
Empire when it was given to travelers and warriors as
a symbol of good luck. The origin was more because
of the medicinal properties that the ingredients used
rather than its common use. These were given to
teenage girls to maintain their hormonal balance. In
fact treatment, led to the discovery of some of the
popular varieties including methi and makhana.
What am I talking about?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
L
Prahelika - 2016
Which famous Indian, from the world of sports,
find a special mention in the lyrics of this hit no.
from a recent potboiler?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
M
Prahelika - 2016
It states that if equilateral triangles are constructed
on the sides of any triangle, either all outward or all
inward, the centres of those equilateral triangles
themselves form an equilateral triangle. The
difference in area of these two triangles equals the
area of the original triangle.
Though some have suggested that it may just date
back to W. Rutherford’s 1825 question published
in The Ladies’ Diary, it is more popularly
attributed to whom?
(vis – next slide)
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
N
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
N
Prahelika - 2016
During a school cricket match when X went out to
bat without wearing his pads, umpires were pretty
reluctant to allow him as they were unsure
regarding the LBW decision. His other interests
included rugby also. The career-changing moment
came after a severe knee injury which he picked up
during a game of rugby.
Who is being talked about?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
O
Prahelika - 2016
Which Palme d’Or winning venture was originally
named after this fairly popular 1920’s comic book
series?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
P
Prahelika - 2016
Charlie Cheever said : “Something that probably
was two syllables long ideally something you could
spell after hearing it. A word that wasn’t commonly
used by anything else, so you could search for it
easily and not get false positives.”
Which name did he ultimately select for his
start-up?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
Q
Prahelika - 2016
This Google Doodle is a tribute to which ‘unsung
hero’?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
R
Prahelika - 2016
According to legend, what was constructed by
Chandra Deva (the Moon God) as a thanksgiving
gesture after Lord Shiva cured him of his illness
which was caused by Daksha Prajapati’s curse?
(bigger vis – next slide)
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
S
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
S
Prahelika - 2016
Just few days before Djoker’s revealation, Buzzfeed
published an expose on match fixing in tennis. The
title of the article was a wordplay on an essential
piece of equipment used in tennis.
What was the ‘apt’ title of the article?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
T
Prahelika - 2016
It was first recommended by The Royal
Commission under the Chairmanship of Lord Lee,
in 1924. It started functioning on October 1, 1926
under the Chairmanship of Sir Ross Barker. It was
given a Constitutional status with promulgation of
Constitution of India on January 26, 1950.
What am I talking about?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
U
Prahelika - 2016
Asteroid ‘1671 Chaika’ is named after the radio call
name of someone. The word Chaika literally
means a seagull in Russian, Bulgarian and several
other Slavic languages.
Whose radio call name was Chaika?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
V
Prahelika - 2016
Touted to be the ‘Rolling Stone of Technology’, it
made its debut at the Macworld Conference
on Jan 2, 1993.
What was founded with backing from software
entrepreneur Charlie Jackson?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
W
Prahelika - 2016
Which ‘foreigner’ or ‘guest’ was found responsible
for "drunkenness" in deep-sea divers by American
physician Albert R. Behnke Jr. in 1939?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
X
Prahelika - 2016
Gurdeep ‘Deep’ Roy (born Mohinder Purba),
sometimes credited as Roy Deep, is a Kenyan-born
Indian actor, stuntman, and puppeteer. His
filmography included - The Pink Panther Strikes
Again, Flash Gordon, Poltergeist II: The Other
Side and Hook. His filmography included another
very important role for which he was not given any
credit.
Which role?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
Y
Prahelika - 2016
In 1947, scientists researching yellow fever studied
a monkey which developed a strange fever. They
isolated a transmissible agent from its serum and
named it after the place of discovery. The United
States documented its first case of mother to fetus
transmission on 15 January 2016.
What is it named?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
Z
Prahelika - 2016
Who is the subject of this poem titled – ‘A Boat
Beneath a Sunny Sky’?
A boat beneath a sunny sky,
Lingering onward dreamily
In an evening of July —
Children three that nestle near,
Eager eye and willing ear,
Pleased a simple tale to hear —
Long has paled that sunny sky:
Echoes fade and memories die:
Autumn frosts have slain July.
……………………..
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
A
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
A
Alice Pleasance Liddell
This is the depiction
of ‘whom’ by the
noted painter
Ganesh Pyne?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
B
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
B
Banalata Sen
Representing the ‘mute millions’ of the country, he
just evolved out of the numerous people and faces.
Interestingly, he didn’t speak even when he went
abroad, to England with Ministers in 1957.
Who?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
C
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
C
Common Man
Where can you find two metal heads, each the
height of a double-decker bus, made by Storm
Thorgerson and kept in a field infront of the Ely
Cathedral?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
D
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
D
Division Bell album cover
Arising from Lord Vishnu to defeat the demon
Mura, this goddess was given a boon that anyone
who does or observes something in her honour will
be freed of their sins and will attain Moksha.
Which goddess?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
E
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
E
Ekadashi
San Francisco Giants, one of the popular teams in
MLB, have won 23 National League pennants and
appeared in 20 World Series competitions. Earlier
known as the New York Gothams and New York
Giants, their rivalry with the Dodgers is one of the
longest-standing rivalries in American sports.
During the late ‘40s, who reluctantly turned down a
fairly lucrative offer from them and turned to his
other love? The rest is history.
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
F
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
F
Fidel Castro
A converted-Catholic, he fought in the Eighty Years’
War on the side of Catholic Spain against Protestant
Dutch reformers in the Low Countries. He is
sometimes referred to as ‘the last man to enter
English Parliament with honest intentions’.
Who?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
G
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
G
Guy Fawkes
As a perfect example of
‘Colourblind Casting’, well
known actor Noma
Dumezweni is going to play
which popular character
who is known for her brown
eyes, frizzy hairs and sharp
intellect?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
H
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
H
Hermione Granger
In 1875, because of complications
arising from tuberculosis, one of
X’s legs had to be amputated.
Immediately after the surgery, he
was told that his other leg would
also require a similar treatment.
X’s leg was saved from amputation
by the distinguished scientist
Joseph Lister. While recovering, X
was moved to write a few lines for
which he is still remembered.
How do we better know these
lines?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
I
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
I
Invictus
As an aftermath of a highly debatable govt. dictum,
all these quirky-gadgets were proposed by the
netizens to make whom a little ‘sanskari’?
* The Binding Thread : This sacred steel thread
not only looks hot on the chest but can also be used
for climbing or squeezing the life out of enemies.
* The Boom Bhajan : Double-tapping the phone
blows the ear-drums.
* The Lota of the Lord : A waterproof lota with a
hidden radio transmitter to signal the Ashram.
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
J
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
J
James Bond
Both Carlsbad, New Mexico and Carlsbad,
California take their names from the English name
of an European city, which is famous for its hot
springs, plums and the high-quality glass
manufacturing company Moser though its biggest
claim to fame is for something else.
Which city is this?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
K
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
K
Karlovy Vary
It’s oldest variant dates back to the time of the Chola
Empire when it was given to travelers and warriors as
a symbol of good luck. The origin was more because
of the medicinal properties that the ingredients used
rather than its common use. These were given to
teenage girls to maintain their hormonal balance. In
fact treatment, led to the discovery of some of the
popular varieties including methi and makhana.
What am I talking about?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
L
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
L
Laddoo
Which famous Indian, from the world of sports,
find a special mention in the lyrics of this hit no.
from a recent potboiler?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
M
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
M
It states that if equilateral triangles are constructed
on the sides of any triangle, either all outward or all
inward, the centres of those equilateral triangles
themselves form an equilateral triangle. The
difference in area of these two triangles equals the
area of the original triangle.
Though some have suggested that it may just date
back to W. Rutherford’s 1825 question published
in The Ladies’ Diary, it is more popularly
attributed to whom?
(vis – next slide)
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
N
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
N
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
N
Napoleon Bonaparte
Prahelika - 2016
During a school cricket match when X went out to
bat without wearing his pads, umpires were pretty
reluctant to allow him as they were unsure
regarding the LBW decision. His other interests
included rugby also. The career-changing moment
came after a severe knee injury which he picked up
during a game of rugby.
Who is being talked about?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
O
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
O
Oscar Pistorius
Which Palme d’Or winning venture was originally
named after this fairly popular 1920’s comic book
series?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
P
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
P
Pulp Fiction
Charlie Cheever said : “Something that probably
was two syllables long ideally something you could
spell after hearing it. A word that wasn’t commonly
used by anything else, so you could search for it
easily and not get false positives.”
Which name did he ultimately select for his
start-up?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
Q
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
Q
Quora
This Google Doodle is a tribute to which ‘unsung
hero’?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
R
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
R
Rosalind Franklin
According to legend, what was constructed by
Chandra Deva (the Moon God) as a thanksgiving
gesture after Lord Shiva cured him of his illness
which was caused by Daksha Prajapati’s curse?
(bigger vis – next slide)
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
S
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
S
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
S
Somnath Temple
Just few days before Djoker’s revealation, Buzzfeed
published an expose on match fixing in tennis. The
title of the article was a wordplay on an essential
piece of equipment used in tennis.
What was the ‘apt’ title of the article?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
T
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
T
Tennis Racket
It was first recommended by The Royal
Commission under the Chairmanship of Lord Lee,
in 1924. It started functioning on October 1, 1926
under the Chairmanship of Sir Ross Barker. It was
given a Constitutional status with promulgation of
Constitution of India on January 26, 1950.
What am I talking about?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
U
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
U
UPSC
Asteroid ‘1671 Chaika’ is named after the radio call
name of someone. The word Chaika literally
means a seagull in Russian, Bulgarian and several
other Slavic languages.
Whose radio call name was Chaika?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
V
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
V
Valentina Tereshkova
Touted to be the ‘Rolling Stone of Technology’, it
made its debut at the Macworld Conference
on Jan 2, 1993.
What was founded with backing from software
entrepreneur Charlie Jackson?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
W
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
W
Wired
Which ‘foreigner’ or ‘guest’ was found responsible
for "drunkenness" in deep-sea divers by American
physician Albert R. Behnke Jr. in 1939?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
X
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
X
Xenon
Gurdeep ‘Deep’ Roy (born Mohinder Purba),
sometimes credited as Roy Deep, is a Kenyan-born
Indian actor, stuntman, and puppeteer. His
filmography included - The Pink Panther Strikes
Again, Flash Gordon, Poltergeist II: The Other
Side and Hook. His filmography included another
very important role for which he was not given any
credit.
Which role?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
Y
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
Y
Yoda
In 1947, scientists researching yellow fever studied
a monkey which developed a strange fever. They
isolated a transmissible agent from its serum and
named it after the place of discovery. The United
States documented its first case of mother to fetus
transmission on 15 January 2016.
What is it named?
A quiz by Somnath Chanda
Z
Prahelika - 2016
A quiz by Somnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016
Z
Zika
Prahelika   prelims

Prahelika prelims

  • 2.
    Rules * 26 questions. *A-Z Format. * Each question carries 1 mark. * Star-marked questions (i.e, A, E, I, O & U) will be counted to break the ties. * Every decision of the QM is final.
  • 5.
    Who is thesubject of this poem titled – ‘A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky’? A boat beneath a sunny sky, Lingering onward dreamily In an evening of July — Children three that nestle near, Eager eye and willing ear, Pleased a simple tale to hear — Long has paled that sunny sky: Echoes fade and memories die: Autumn frosts have slain July. …………………….. A quiz by Somnath Chanda A Prahelika - 2016
  • 6.
    This is thedepiction of ‘whom’ by the noted painter Ganesh Pyne? A quiz by Somnath Chanda B Prahelika - 2016
  • 7.
    Representing the ‘mutemillions’ of the country, he just evolved out of the numerous people and faces. Interestingly, he didn’t speak even when he went abroad, to England with Ministers in 1957. Who? A quiz by Somnath Chanda C Prahelika - 2016
  • 8.
    Where can youfind two metal heads, each the height of a double-decker bus, made by Storm Thorgerson and kept in a field infront of the Ely Cathedral? A quiz by Somnath Chanda D Prahelika - 2016
  • 9.
    Arising from LordVishnu to defeat the demon Mura, this goddess was given a boon that anyone who does or observes something in her honour will be freed of their sins and will attain Moksha. Which goddess? A quiz by Somnath Chanda E Prahelika - 2016
  • 10.
    San Francisco Giants,one of the popular teams in MLB, have won 23 National League pennants and appeared in 20 World Series competitions. Earlier known as the New York Gothams and New York Giants, their rivalry with the Dodgers is one of the longest-standing rivalries in American sports. During the late ‘40s, who reluctantly turned down a fairly lucrative offer from them and turned to his other love? The rest is history. A quiz by Somnath Chanda F Prahelika - 2016
  • 11.
    A converted-Catholic, hefought in the Eighty Years’ War on the side of Catholic Spain against Protestant Dutch reformers in the Low Countries. He is sometimes referred to as ‘the last man to enter English Parliament with honest intentions’. Who? A quiz by Somnath Chanda G Prahelika - 2016
  • 12.
    As a perfectexample of ‘Colourblind Casting’, well known actor Noma Dumezweni is going to play which popular character who is known for her brown eyes, frizzy hairs and sharp intellect? A quiz by Somnath Chanda H Prahelika - 2016
  • 13.
    In 1875, becauseof complications arising from tuberculosis, one of X’s legs had to be amputated. Immediately after the surgery, he was told that his other leg would also require a similar treatment. X’s leg was saved from amputation by the distinguished scientist Joseph Lister. While recovering, X was moved to write a few lines for which he is still remembered. How do we better know these lines? A quiz by Somnath Chanda I Prahelika - 2016
  • 14.
    As an aftermathof a highly debatable govt. dictum, all these quirky-gadgets were proposed by the netizens to make whom a little ‘sanskari’? * The Binding Thread : This sacred steel thread not only looks hot on the chest but can also be used for climbing or squeezing the life out of enemies. * The Boom Bhajan : Double-tapping the phone blows the ear-drums. * The Lota of the Lord : A waterproof lota with a hidden radio transmitter to signal the Ashram. A quiz by Somnath Chanda J Prahelika - 2016
  • 15.
    Both Carlsbad, NewMexico and Carlsbad, California take their names from the English name of an European city, which is famous for its hot springs, plums and the high-quality glass manufacturing company Moser though its biggest claim to fame is for something else. Which city is this? A quiz by Somnath Chanda K Prahelika - 2016
  • 16.
    It’s oldest variantdates back to the time of the Chola Empire when it was given to travelers and warriors as a symbol of good luck. The origin was more because of the medicinal properties that the ingredients used rather than its common use. These were given to teenage girls to maintain their hormonal balance. In fact treatment, led to the discovery of some of the popular varieties including methi and makhana. What am I talking about? A quiz by Somnath Chanda L Prahelika - 2016
  • 17.
    Which famous Indian,from the world of sports, find a special mention in the lyrics of this hit no. from a recent potboiler? A quiz by Somnath Chanda M Prahelika - 2016
  • 18.
    It states thatif equilateral triangles are constructed on the sides of any triangle, either all outward or all inward, the centres of those equilateral triangles themselves form an equilateral triangle. The difference in area of these two triangles equals the area of the original triangle. Though some have suggested that it may just date back to W. Rutherford’s 1825 question published in The Ladies’ Diary, it is more popularly attributed to whom? (vis – next slide) A quiz by Somnath Chanda N Prahelika - 2016
  • 19.
    A quiz bySomnath Chanda N Prahelika - 2016
  • 20.
    During a schoolcricket match when X went out to bat without wearing his pads, umpires were pretty reluctant to allow him as they were unsure regarding the LBW decision. His other interests included rugby also. The career-changing moment came after a severe knee injury which he picked up during a game of rugby. Who is being talked about? A quiz by Somnath Chanda O Prahelika - 2016
  • 21.
    Which Palme d’Orwinning venture was originally named after this fairly popular 1920’s comic book series? A quiz by Somnath Chanda P Prahelika - 2016
  • 22.
    Charlie Cheever said: “Something that probably was two syllables long ideally something you could spell after hearing it. A word that wasn’t commonly used by anything else, so you could search for it easily and not get false positives.” Which name did he ultimately select for his start-up? A quiz by Somnath Chanda Q Prahelika - 2016
  • 23.
    This Google Doodleis a tribute to which ‘unsung hero’? A quiz by Somnath Chanda R Prahelika - 2016
  • 24.
    According to legend,what was constructed by Chandra Deva (the Moon God) as a thanksgiving gesture after Lord Shiva cured him of his illness which was caused by Daksha Prajapati’s curse? (bigger vis – next slide) A quiz by Somnath Chanda S Prahelika - 2016
  • 25.
    A quiz bySomnath Chanda S Prahelika - 2016
  • 26.
    Just few daysbefore Djoker’s revealation, Buzzfeed published an expose on match fixing in tennis. The title of the article was a wordplay on an essential piece of equipment used in tennis. What was the ‘apt’ title of the article? A quiz by Somnath Chanda T Prahelika - 2016
  • 27.
    It was firstrecommended by The Royal Commission under the Chairmanship of Lord Lee, in 1924. It started functioning on October 1, 1926 under the Chairmanship of Sir Ross Barker. It was given a Constitutional status with promulgation of Constitution of India on January 26, 1950. What am I talking about? A quiz by Somnath Chanda U Prahelika - 2016
  • 28.
    Asteroid ‘1671 Chaika’is named after the radio call name of someone. The word Chaika literally means a seagull in Russian, Bulgarian and several other Slavic languages. Whose radio call name was Chaika? A quiz by Somnath Chanda V Prahelika - 2016
  • 29.
    Touted to bethe ‘Rolling Stone of Technology’, it made its debut at the Macworld Conference on Jan 2, 1993. What was founded with backing from software entrepreneur Charlie Jackson? A quiz by Somnath Chanda W Prahelika - 2016
  • 30.
    Which ‘foreigner’ or‘guest’ was found responsible for "drunkenness" in deep-sea divers by American physician Albert R. Behnke Jr. in 1939? A quiz by Somnath Chanda X Prahelika - 2016
  • 31.
    Gurdeep ‘Deep’ Roy(born Mohinder Purba), sometimes credited as Roy Deep, is a Kenyan-born Indian actor, stuntman, and puppeteer. His filmography included - The Pink Panther Strikes Again, Flash Gordon, Poltergeist II: The Other Side and Hook. His filmography included another very important role for which he was not given any credit. Which role? A quiz by Somnath Chanda Y Prahelika - 2016
  • 32.
    In 1947, scientistsresearching yellow fever studied a monkey which developed a strange fever. They isolated a transmissible agent from its serum and named it after the place of discovery. The United States documented its first case of mother to fetus transmission on 15 January 2016. What is it named? A quiz by Somnath Chanda Z Prahelika - 2016
  • 35.
    Who is thesubject of this poem titled – ‘A Boat Beneath a Sunny Sky’? A boat beneath a sunny sky, Lingering onward dreamily In an evening of July — Children three that nestle near, Eager eye and willing ear, Pleased a simple tale to hear — Long has paled that sunny sky: Echoes fade and memories die: Autumn frosts have slain July. …………………….. A quiz by Somnath Chanda A Prahelika - 2016
  • 36.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 A Alice Pleasance Liddell
  • 37.
    This is thedepiction of ‘whom’ by the noted painter Ganesh Pyne? A quiz by Somnath Chanda B Prahelika - 2016
  • 38.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 B Banalata Sen
  • 39.
    Representing the ‘mutemillions’ of the country, he just evolved out of the numerous people and faces. Interestingly, he didn’t speak even when he went abroad, to England with Ministers in 1957. Who? A quiz by Somnath Chanda C Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 C Common Man
  • 41.
    Where can youfind two metal heads, each the height of a double-decker bus, made by Storm Thorgerson and kept in a field infront of the Ely Cathedral? A quiz by Somnath Chanda D Prahelika - 2016
  • 42.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 D Division Bell album cover
  • 43.
    Arising from LordVishnu to defeat the demon Mura, this goddess was given a boon that anyone who does or observes something in her honour will be freed of their sins and will attain Moksha. Which goddess? A quiz by Somnath Chanda E Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 E Ekadashi
  • 45.
    San Francisco Giants,one of the popular teams in MLB, have won 23 National League pennants and appeared in 20 World Series competitions. Earlier known as the New York Gothams and New York Giants, their rivalry with the Dodgers is one of the longest-standing rivalries in American sports. During the late ‘40s, who reluctantly turned down a fairly lucrative offer from them and turned to his other love? The rest is history. A quiz by Somnath Chanda F Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 F Fidel Castro
  • 47.
    A converted-Catholic, hefought in the Eighty Years’ War on the side of Catholic Spain against Protestant Dutch reformers in the Low Countries. He is sometimes referred to as ‘the last man to enter English Parliament with honest intentions’. Who? A quiz by Somnath Chanda G Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 G Guy Fawkes
  • 49.
    As a perfectexample of ‘Colourblind Casting’, well known actor Noma Dumezweni is going to play which popular character who is known for her brown eyes, frizzy hairs and sharp intellect? A quiz by Somnath Chanda H Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 H Hermione Granger
  • 51.
    In 1875, becauseof complications arising from tuberculosis, one of X’s legs had to be amputated. Immediately after the surgery, he was told that his other leg would also require a similar treatment. X’s leg was saved from amputation by the distinguished scientist Joseph Lister. While recovering, X was moved to write a few lines for which he is still remembered. How do we better know these lines? A quiz by Somnath Chanda I Prahelika - 2016
  • 52.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 I Invictus
  • 53.
    As an aftermathof a highly debatable govt. dictum, all these quirky-gadgets were proposed by the netizens to make whom a little ‘sanskari’? * The Binding Thread : This sacred steel thread not only looks hot on the chest but can also be used for climbing or squeezing the life out of enemies. * The Boom Bhajan : Double-tapping the phone blows the ear-drums. * The Lota of the Lord : A waterproof lota with a hidden radio transmitter to signal the Ashram. A quiz by Somnath Chanda J Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 J James Bond
  • 55.
    Both Carlsbad, NewMexico and Carlsbad, California take their names from the English name of an European city, which is famous for its hot springs, plums and the high-quality glass manufacturing company Moser though its biggest claim to fame is for something else. Which city is this? A quiz by Somnath Chanda K Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 K Karlovy Vary
  • 57.
    It’s oldest variantdates back to the time of the Chola Empire when it was given to travelers and warriors as a symbol of good luck. The origin was more because of the medicinal properties that the ingredients used rather than its common use. These were given to teenage girls to maintain their hormonal balance. In fact treatment, led to the discovery of some of the popular varieties including methi and makhana. What am I talking about? A quiz by Somnath Chanda L Prahelika - 2016
  • 58.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 L Laddoo
  • 59.
    Which famous Indian,from the world of sports, find a special mention in the lyrics of this hit no. from a recent potboiler? A quiz by Somnath Chanda M Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 M
  • 61.
    It states thatif equilateral triangles are constructed on the sides of any triangle, either all outward or all inward, the centres of those equilateral triangles themselves form an equilateral triangle. The difference in area of these two triangles equals the area of the original triangle. Though some have suggested that it may just date back to W. Rutherford’s 1825 question published in The Ladies’ Diary, it is more popularly attributed to whom? (vis – next slide) A quiz by Somnath Chanda N Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath Chanda N Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath Chanda N Napoleon Bonaparte Prahelika - 2016
  • 64.
    During a schoolcricket match when X went out to bat without wearing his pads, umpires were pretty reluctant to allow him as they were unsure regarding the LBW decision. His other interests included rugby also. The career-changing moment came after a severe knee injury which he picked up during a game of rugby. Who is being talked about? A quiz by Somnath Chanda O Prahelika - 2016
  • 65.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 O Oscar Pistorius
  • 66.
    Which Palme d’Orwinning venture was originally named after this fairly popular 1920’s comic book series? A quiz by Somnath Chanda P Prahelika - 2016
  • 67.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 P Pulp Fiction
  • 68.
    Charlie Cheever said: “Something that probably was two syllables long ideally something you could spell after hearing it. A word that wasn’t commonly used by anything else, so you could search for it easily and not get false positives.” Which name did he ultimately select for his start-up? A quiz by Somnath Chanda Q Prahelika - 2016
  • 69.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 Q Quora
  • 70.
    This Google Doodleis a tribute to which ‘unsung hero’? A quiz by Somnath Chanda R Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 R Rosalind Franklin
  • 72.
    According to legend,what was constructed by Chandra Deva (the Moon God) as a thanksgiving gesture after Lord Shiva cured him of his illness which was caused by Daksha Prajapati’s curse? (bigger vis – next slide) A quiz by Somnath Chanda S Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath Chanda S Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 S Somnath Temple
  • 75.
    Just few daysbefore Djoker’s revealation, Buzzfeed published an expose on match fixing in tennis. The title of the article was a wordplay on an essential piece of equipment used in tennis. What was the ‘apt’ title of the article? A quiz by Somnath Chanda T Prahelika - 2016
  • 76.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 T Tennis Racket
  • 77.
    It was firstrecommended by The Royal Commission under the Chairmanship of Lord Lee, in 1924. It started functioning on October 1, 1926 under the Chairmanship of Sir Ross Barker. It was given a Constitutional status with promulgation of Constitution of India on January 26, 1950. What am I talking about? A quiz by Somnath Chanda U Prahelika - 2016
  • 78.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 U UPSC
  • 79.
    Asteroid ‘1671 Chaika’is named after the radio call name of someone. The word Chaika literally means a seagull in Russian, Bulgarian and several other Slavic languages. Whose radio call name was Chaika? A quiz by Somnath Chanda V Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 V Valentina Tereshkova
  • 81.
    Touted to bethe ‘Rolling Stone of Technology’, it made its debut at the Macworld Conference on Jan 2, 1993. What was founded with backing from software entrepreneur Charlie Jackson? A quiz by Somnath Chanda W Prahelika - 2016
  • 82.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 W Wired
  • 83.
    Which ‘foreigner’ or‘guest’ was found responsible for "drunkenness" in deep-sea divers by American physician Albert R. Behnke Jr. in 1939? A quiz by Somnath Chanda X Prahelika - 2016
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    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 X Xenon
  • 85.
    Gurdeep ‘Deep’ Roy(born Mohinder Purba), sometimes credited as Roy Deep, is a Kenyan-born Indian actor, stuntman, and puppeteer. His filmography included - The Pink Panther Strikes Again, Flash Gordon, Poltergeist II: The Other Side and Hook. His filmography included another very important role for which he was not given any credit. Which role? A quiz by Somnath Chanda Y Prahelika - 2016
  • 86.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 Y Yoda
  • 87.
    In 1947, scientistsresearching yellow fever studied a monkey which developed a strange fever. They isolated a transmissible agent from its serum and named it after the place of discovery. The United States documented its first case of mother to fetus transmission on 15 January 2016. What is it named? A quiz by Somnath Chanda Z Prahelika - 2016
  • 88.
    A quiz bySomnath ChandaPrahelika - 2016 Z Zika