The document discusses various trivia questions and their answers. It includes: - A question about Luke and Murphy Jensen winning the French Open in 1993, and the Bryan Brothers emulating their chest bump celebration. - A question identifying Mick Jagger, who was dubbed "cold foot" for supposedly cursing sports teams he supported. - A question about Jesse Owens, who was called "Cleveland" instead of his initials J.C. due to a misunderstanding in school. - A question to identify the movie "Haider" from a list.

1. Becks and Spice – A quiz on Sports
and Entertainment - Prelims
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2. Rules

3. 1
• Luke and Murphy Jensen were brothers who reached a career high
ranking of No.6 and No.17 respectively in doubles. In 1993, they
teamed up and won the French Open. This is what World Tennis
Magazine says about their win
• "The unlikely run of the rag-tag underdog team, with their
refreshing irreverent demeanour, mixed with youthful enthusiasm,
high-fiving and _______ after winning big points are the feel-good
story of the French Open"
• X and Y were inspired by the Jensens' win and copied something
from their idols, as a tribute to the Jensens.
• "We are big fans of the Jensen brothers,” X said recently. “They
really helped make tennis cool. We kind of emulated those guys.”
• Id X and Y and what did they copy from the Jensens? (Part points
available; X and Y can be interchanged)

4. 2
• X developed a reputation for cursing the teams he supported at the 2010 World
Cup in South Africa when he was present for the elimination of England (his
homeland), the U.S. (he attended with Bill Clinton) and Brazil (he has a Brazilian
son with model Luciana Gimenez). At a concert in Rome, he predicted Italy would
beat Uruguay to reach the knockout stage. Italy lost 1-0 and were eliminated. At a
show in Lisbon, he predicted Portugal would win the tournament. Portugal also
went out in the group stage. And when England played Uruguay, he tweeted
"Let's go England! This is the one we win!!!" England lost and, like the others,
failed to reach the knockout stage.
• This prompted Brazilians to dub X "pe frio" — a term for bad luck that translates
to "cold foot." They tried to harness his powers and use them against their rivals
by bringing cardboard cut-outs of him wearing the opposing team's shirt and
offering a message of support in word bubbles.
• X showed up at the Brazil-Germany match wearing an England hat to try and
divert his curse to a team he's already doomed. But it was of no use and what
happened next was history. It was the first match X has attended this World Cup
and resulted in one of the heaviest defeats in World Cup history.
• Id X.

5. 3
• He was born James Cleveland X and his family
always called him by his initials. On his first
day at Bolton Elementary School after moving
to Cleveland at age 9, the teacher misheard
his Alabama drawl and thought he said his
name was ___(1)___ instead of ___(2)_____.
X was too shy to correct his new teacher in
front of his new classmates, and he was called
___(1)_____ for the rest of his life.
• Id X.

6. 4
• Id the third movie in this list

7. 5
• Chess960 is a variant of chess , publicly announced on June
19, 1996 in Buenos Aires. It employs the same board and
pieces as standard chess; however, the starting position of
the pieces on the players' home ranks is randomized. The
name "Chess960" is derived from the number of possible
starting positions. The random setup renders the prospect
of obtaining an advantage through the memorization of
opening lines impracticable, compelling players to rely on
their talent and creativity.
• It preserves the dynamic nature of the game by retaining
bishops of opposite colours for each player and the right to
castle for both sides.
• Who is the inventor of Chess960?

8. 6
• There is a conspiracy theory that X is an allegory for homosexuality.
In fact, the Telegraph argued as much in an article
• "The story is about a boy who lives in a cupboard (i.e. "in the
closet"). His relatives are ashamed of him because his parents were
quite eccentric (i.e. "flaming") and they are deeply concerned and
afraid that he will turn out just like them. On his 11th birthday (i.e.
roughly at the onset of puberty), the boy discovers that he is
actually different in both style and substance from normal people.
He then, literally, comes out of the closet and is groomed into his
new existence by a large, hairy bear of a man who shows him a
hidden underground community living right under the noses of the
general population (i.e. the gay subculture). The boy's first trip to
this subculture involves traveling through _______ a play on the
word diagonally (i.e. not straight).“
• Id X.

9. 7
• This is the Netherlands' eleven for their final group game against
Chile at World Cup 2014
• Jasper Cillessen
• Ron Vlaar
• Stefan de Vrij
• Daley Blind
• Nigel de Jong
• Daryl Janmaat
• Wesley Sneijder
• Dirk Kuyt
• Georginio Wijnaldum
• Arjen Robben
• Jeremain Lens
• What was unique about this line-up - something that the Dutch last
'accomplished' on May 29, 1996, in a game against China?

10. 8
• Leon Schlesinger was an American film producer, famous for founding
Leon Schlesinger Studios, which later became the Warner Bros Cartoons
studio, during the Golden Age of American animation. He was known for
one defining speech impediment and Mel Blanc patterned the voices of
two famous Disney characters, X and Y, on him
• Mel Blanc, in his autobiography, "That's Not All Folks!", says "It seemed to
me that such an extended mandible would hinder his speech, particularly
on words containing an 's' sound. Thus 'despicable' became
'desthpicable‘”
• In many cartoons, Y is shown intentionally sticking out his tongue while
speaking, to emphasize the speech impediment. Y is also known for
spraying people he's talking to with the saliva, which is a trait rarely
shared by X.
• To emphasize the speech impediment, X's catchphrase is "You're
desthpicable"while Y's trademark exclamation is "Sufferin' succotash!"
• Id X and Y. Part points available

11. 9
• This is Arsenal's 'get-well-soon' message for
whom, tweeted just before the 2014 FA Cup
final? ( larger pic on next slide)

12. 9 (contd)

13. 10
• The title of this 1983 movie is allegedly based on
a conversation between X and his wife.
• "Never", said X in 1971, in response to whether
he would play the titular character again in
subsequent movies.
• "Honey", said his wife, "______________". The
blank forms the title of the 1983 film, the next in
the series, which X ended up acting in
• Give me the title of the movie.

14. 11
• This is X talking about an urban myth.
• "No, I wasn't quite that clever. I wish I could claim that
and the myth is sort of perpetuated and I'm going to
break it a bit but it wasn't quite that, I just said: "Look,
do you realise you've just cost your team the game."
We were having a battle at the time and ________ is a
fantastic player. I gave him a bit of stick when he was
batting and of course he got 120. When you've done
that you've got to cop it when you get back in and he
gave me a gob full all the way through and I got to 56
and he walked past me at the end of the over and . . .
well we had to say something."
• What is X talking about? Put funda on the incident

15. 12 ( pic on next slide)
• Many believe that the inventor of this instrument
is X when it was actually Pandit Radhika Mohan
Maitra who invented it. X, though, remains its
most famous proponent. The instrument is
actually a modified Archtop guitar and consists of
20 strings i.e three melody strings, five drone
strings strung to the peghead, and twelve
sympathetic strings strung to the tuners mounted
on the side of the neck.
• Id X and the instrument. Part points available

16. 12 (contd)

17. 13 ( larger pic on next slide)
• Tweets from the account of which footballer?
• @DalaiLama (RT by @_________)
• To control negative physical and verbal actions, it is necessary to get
at their root, the mind, and tame it.
• @_________
• In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary
act. George Orwell
• @NietzscheQuotes (RT by @________)
• The desire to annoy no one, to harm no one, can equally well be
the sign of a just as of an anxious disposition. #Nietzsche

18. 13 (contd)

19. 14 ( contd on next slide)
This is a list of what?
• - A hot dog vendor seen when Robert Kelly emerges from the
sea after escaping _____
• - Saves a young girl from falling debris
• - Matthew Murdoch stops him from walking in front of a truck.
• -Security guard along with Lou Ferrigno.
• - A man that saves a woman from a falling piece of concrete
during the battle
• - Willie Lumpkin, Reed Richards' mailman.
• - Jean Grey's neighbor with the water hose.
• - Himself, a wedding guest who is turned away.
• - A man in Times Square, who shortly comments to Peter Parker

20. 14 (contd)
• - Hugh Hefner
• - The man poisoned by a drink laced with the _____'s
blood
• - Larry King
• - Tries to pull ______'s hammer using his truck.
• - An elderly general.
• - A man being interviewed on television who dismisses
the idea of super heroes existing in New York
• - The Midtown Science High School Librarian
• - A beauty pageant judge
• - Man in mental hospital.
• - Smithsonian guard that discovers that _________'s
World War II suit was stolen

21. 15
• Pat Riley, legendary basketball coach and current Miami Heat president
owned three trademarks to the varying versions of the term X and filed for
a fourth one in May 2014 in anticipation of something
• Riley first filed for X at the start of the 1988-89 season, months after the
Lakers won their second title and when the phrase was yet to enter the
American sports lexicon. The Lakers fell to the Detroit Pistons the
following year, but Riley cashed in in 1993, when the Bulls 'X'ed and did it
again in 1998. The trademark was also used when the New York Yankees
did it in 2000 and the Lakers did it in 2002.
• It was a Lakers guard -- Wes Matthews -- who claims he came up with X. "I
just thought of it as a catchy slogan," Matthews said. "I give Pat a ton of
credit for having the vision to do what he did. I bet he made out real well
when the Bulls did it and can imagine, if they use it if the _____ win, he'll
be making money hand over fist."
• As it transpired, what Riley had hoped for didn't happen. X?

22. 16
• This first-person shooter game had a clever plot twist at the
end. But hardcore gamers have found elements of
foreshadowing that hint at the twist.
• Aside from your character, not one single person in the entire
game talks to Reznov. On several occasions while you and
Reznov are talking, the other soldiers will stare at you like
you've lost you mind . They'll interrupt the conversation with
noises like "Huh?" "Hmm ..." and "What the fuck's wrong with
you“?
• The game also drops hints in the form of code - apt for a game
set in the Cold War era. Taking the first letter of each
designation in every level and re-arranging it gives "Reznov is
dead".
• What game?

23. 17
• X is an American professional golfer who plays on the LPGA Tour.
The daughter of immigrant parents from South Korea, X is the
youngest player to qualify for a USGA amateur championship.
She turned professional shortly before her 16th birthday in 2005
and finally won a major at the 2014 US Women's Open.
• The media, noting her similarity in play to Ernie Els, dubbed her
the "The Big ____", a play on Els' nickname of "The Big Easy"
• Arnold Palmer has said that "she's probably going to influence
the golfing scene as much as Tiger, or more. She's going to
attract people that even Tiger didn't attract, young people, both
boys and girls, and families."
• Who is this trailblazing golfer?

24. 18
• Many of us erroneously believe Mir Ranjan Negi to be the sole
inspiration for Chak De India. In fact, Negi became involved only after
the script was written and scriptwriter Jaideep Sahani credits another
famous Indian Olympian as the inspiration for Chak De India's second
half.
• "The story of Chak De was deeply inspired by the real life story of ex
Chief National Coach X and his Indian Women's hockey team's real feat
of winning the Commonwealth and many other championships", says
Sahani. Infact, it was X who recommended Negi to the film's producers
for training the actors in hockey.
• X was part of the gold-medal winning Indian team at the 1980 Olympic
Games in Moscow is an Arjuna awardee. However, his coaching career
ended in disgrace as he had to quit in July 2010 after one of his players
filed sexual harassment charges against him.
• Id X.

25. 19
• This is Germany's 7-1 thrashing of Brazil set to
the voice of which famous commentator?
• (Video)

26. 20
• This clip from “Game of Thrones” features
Jaime and Tyrion Lannister discussing their
cousin Orson. This conversation does not
feature in the book and was likely brought in
by the show's writers to parody someone.
Who?
• (Video)

27. 1
• Luke and Murphy Jensen were brothers who reached a career high
ranking of No.6 and No.17 respectively in doubles. In 1993, they
teamed up and won the French Open. This is what World Tennis
Magazine says about their win
• "The unlikely run of the rag-tag underdog team, with their
refreshing irreverent demeanour, mixed with youthful enthusiasm,
high-fiving and _______ after winning big points are the feel-good
story of the French Open"
• X and Y were inspired by the Jensens' win and copied something
from their idols, as a tribute to the Jensens.
• "We are big fans of the Jensen brothers,” X said recently. “They
really helped make tennis cool. We kind of emulated those guys.”
• Id X and Y and what did they copy from the Jensens? (Part points
available; X and Y can be interchanged)

28. 1
• X and Y – The Bryan Brothers ( Bob and Mike Bryan)
• The Jensens were the inspiration behind the famous chest
bump

29. 2
• X developed a reputation for cursing the teams he supported at the 2010 World
Cup in South Africa when he was present for the elimination of England (his
homeland), the U.S. (he attended with Bill Clinton) and Brazil (he has a Brazilian
son with model Luciana Gimenez). At a concert in Rome, he predicted Italy would
beat Uruguay to reach the knockout stage. Italy lost 1-0 and were eliminated. At a
show in Lisbon, he predicted Portugal would win the tournament. Portugal also
went out in the group stage. And when England played Uruguay, he tweeted
"Let's go England! This is the one we win!!!" England lost and, like the others,
failed to reach the knockout stage.
• This prompted Brazilians to dub X "pe frio" — a term for bad luck that translates
to "cold foot." They tried to harness his powers and use them against their rivals
by bringing cardboard cut-outs of him wearing the opposing team's shirt and
offering a message of support in word bubbles.
• X showed up at the Brazil-Germany match wearing an England hat to try and
divert his curse to a team he's already doomed. But it was of no use and what
happened next was history. It was the first match X has attended this World Cup
and resulted in one of the heaviest defeats in World Cup history.
• Id X.

30. 2
• X - Mick Jagger

31. 3
• He was born James Cleveland X and his family
always called him by his initials. On his first
day at Bolton Elementary School after moving
to Cleveland at age 9, the teacher misheard
his Alabama drawl and thought he said his
name was ___(1)___ instead of ___(2)_____.
X was too shy to correct his new teacher in
front of his new classmates, and he was called
___(1)_____ for the rest of his life.
• Id X.

32. 3
• Jesse Owens – who was born JC Owens

33. 4
• Id the third movie in this list

34. 4
• Haider - Vishal Baradwaj’s trilogy based on
Shakespeare plays
Based on Macbeth Based on Othello Based on Hamlet

35. 5
• Chess960 is a variant of chess , publicly announced on June
19, 1996 in Buenos Aires. It employs the same board and
pieces as standard chess; however, the starting position of
the pieces on the players' home ranks is randomized. The
name "Chess960" is derived from the number of possible
starting positions. The random setup renders the prospect
of obtaining an advantage through the memorization of
opening lines impracticable, compelling players to rely on
their talent and creativity.
• It preserves the dynamic nature of the game by retaining
bishops of opposite colours for each player and the right to
castle for both sides.
• Who is the inventor of Chess960?

36. 5
• Bobby Fischer

37. 6
• There is a conspiracy theory that X is an allegory for homosexuality.
In fact, the Telegraph argued as much in an article
• "The story is about a boy who lives in a cupboard (i.e. "in the
closet"). His relatives are ashamed of him because his parents were
quite eccentric (i.e. "flaming") and they are deeply concerned and
afraid that he will turn out just like them. On his 11th birthday (i.e.
roughly at the onset of puberty), the boy discovers that he is
actually different in both style and substance from normal people.
He then, literally, comes out of the closet and is groomed into his
new existence by a large, hairy bear of a man who shows him a
hidden underground community living right under the noses of the
general population (i.e. the gay subculture). The boy's first trip to
this subculture involves traveling through _______ a play on the
word diagonally (i.e. not straight).“
• Id X.

38. 6
• Harry Potter

39. 7
• This is the Netherlands' eleven for their final group game against
Chile at World Cup 2014
• Jasper Cillessen
• Ron Vlaar
• Stefan de Vrij
• Daley Blind
• Nigel de Jong
• Daryl Janmaat
• Wesley Sneijder
• Dirk Kuyt
• Georginio Wijnaldum
• Arjen Robben
• Jeremain Lens
• What was unique about this line-up - something that the Dutch last
'accomplished' on May 29, 1996, in a game against China?

40. 7
• First time since May 29, 1996 that
Netherlands have started a game without a
single player whose last name starts with
“Van”
• Robin Van Persie was suspended

41. 8
• Leon Schlesinger was an American film producer, famous for founding
Leon Schlesinger Studios, which later became the Warner Bros Cartoons
studio, during the Golden Age of American animation. He was known for
one defining speech impediment and Mel Blanc patterned the voices of
two famous Disney characters, X and Y, on him
• Mel Blanc, in his autobiography, "That's Not All Folks!", says "It seemed to
me that such an extended mandible would hinder his speech, particularly
on words containing an 's' sound. Thus 'despicable' became
'desthpicable‘”
• In many cartoons, Y is shown intentionally sticking out his tongue while
speaking, to emphasize the speech impediment. Y is also known for
spraying people he's talking to with the saliva, which is a trait rarely
shared by X.
• To emphasize the speech impediment, X's catchphrase is "You're
desthpicable“ while Y's trademark exclamation is "Sufferin' succotash!"
• Id X and Y. Part points available

42. 8
• X – Daffy Duck
• Y – Sylvester (of Sylvester and Tweety
Mysteries)

43. 9
• This is Arsenal's 'get-well-soon' message for
whom, tweeted just before the 2014 FA Cup
final? ( larger pic on next slide)

44. 9
• Michael Schumacher

45. 10
• The title of this 1983 movie is allegedly based on
a conversation between X and his wife.
• "Never", said X in 1971, in response to whether
he would play the titular character again in
subsequent movies.
• "Honey", said his wife, "______________". The
blank forms the title of the 1983 film, the next in
the series, which X ended up acting in
• Give me the title of the movie.

46. 10
• Never Say Never Again

47. 11
• This is X talking about an urban myth.
• "No, I wasn't quite that clever. I wish I could claim that
and the myth is sort of perpetuated and I'm going to
break it a bit but it wasn't quite that, I just said: "Look,
do you realise you've just cost your team the game."
We were having a battle at the time and ________ is a
fantastic player. I gave him a bit of stick when he was
batting and of course he got 120. When you've done
that you've got to cop it when you get back in and he
gave me a gob full all the way through and I got to 56
and he walked past me at the end of the over and . . .
well we had to say something."
• What is X talking about? Put funda on the incident

48. 11
• Steve Waugh to Herschelle Gibbs – “You’ve
just dropped the World Cup, mate”

49. 12 ( pic on next slide)
• Many believe that the inventor of this instrument
is X when it was actually Pandit Radhika Mohan
Maitra who invented it. X, though, remains its
most famous proponent. The instrument is
actually a modified Archtop guitar and consists of
20 strings i.e three melody strings, five drone
strings strung to the peghead, and twelve
sympathetic strings strung to the tuners mounted
on the side of the neck.
• Id X and the instrument. Part points available

50. 12 (contd)

51. 12
• X - Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt and the
Mohana Veena

52. 13 ( larger pic on next slide)
• Tweets from the account of which footballer?
• @DalaiLama (RT by @_________)
• To control negative physical and verbal actions, it is necessary to get
at their root, the mind, and tame it.
• @_________
• In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary
act. George Orwell
• @NietzscheQuotes (RT by @________)
• The desire to annoy no one, to harm no one, can equally well be
the sign of a just as of an anxious disposition. #Nietzsche

53. 13
• Joey Barton

54. 14 ( contd on next slide)
This is a list of what?
• - A hot dog vendor seen when Robert Kelly emerges from the
sea after escaping _____
• - Saves a young girl from falling debris
• - Matthew Murdoch stops him from walking in front of a truck.
• -Security guard along with Lou Ferrigno.
• - A man that saves a woman from a falling piece of concrete
during the battle
• - Willie Lumpkin, Reed Richards' mailman.
• - Jean Grey's neighbor with the water hose.
• - Himself, a wedding guest who is turned away.
• - A man in Times Square, who shortly comments to Peter Parker

55. 14 (contd)
• - Hugh Hefner
• - The man poisoned by a drink laced with the _____'s
blood
• - Larry King
• - Tries to pull ______'s hammer using his truck.
• - An elderly general.
• - A man being interviewed on television who dismisses
the idea of super heroes existing in New York
• - The Midtown Science High School Librarian
• - A beauty pageant judge
• - Man in mental hospital.
• - Smithsonian guard that discovers that _________'s
World War II suit was stolen

56. 14
• Stan Lee’s cameos in Marvel movies

57. 15
• Pat Riley, legendary basketball coach and current Miami Heat president
owned three trademarks to the varying versions of the term X and filed for
a fourth one in May 2014 in anticipation of something
• Riley first filed for X at the start of the 1988-89 season, months after the
Lakers won their second title and when the phrase was yet to enter the
American sports lexicon. The Lakers fell to the Detroit Pistons the
following year, but Riley cashed in in 1993, when the Bulls 'X'ed and did it
again in 1998. The trademark was also used when the New York Yankees
did it in 2000 and the Lakers did it in 2002.
• It was a Lakers guard -- Wes Matthews -- who claims he came up with X. "I
just thought of it as a catchy slogan," Matthews said. "I give Pat a ton of
credit for having the vision to do what he did. I bet he made out real well
when the Bulls did it and can imagine, if they use it if the _____ win, he'll
be making money hand over fist."
• As it transpired, what Riley had hoped for didn't happen. X?

58. 15
• Three – Peat ( Term used in basketball to refer
to a hat-trick of NBA titles)

59. 16
• This first-person shooter game had a clever plot twist at the
end. But hardcore gamers have found elements of
foreshadowing that hint at the twist.
• Aside from your character, not one single person in the entire
game talks to Reznov. On several occasions while you and
Reznov are talking, the other soldiers will stare at you like
you've lost you mind . They'll interrupt the conversation with
noises like "Huh?" "Hmm ..." and "What the fuck's wrong with
you“?
• The game also drops hints in the form of code - apt for a game
set in the Cold War era. Taking the first letter of each
designation in every level and re-arranging it gives "Reznov is
dead".
• What game?

60. 16
• Call of Duty – Black Ops

61. 17
• X is an American professional golfer who plays on the LPGA Tour.
The daughter of immigrant parents from South Korea, X is the
youngest player to qualify for a USGA amateur championship.
She turned professional shortly before her 16th birthday in 2005
and finally won a major at the 2014 US Women's Open.
• The media, noting her similarity in play to Ernie Els, dubbed her
the "The Big ____", a play on Els' nickname of "The Big Easy"
• Arnold Palmer has said that "she's probably going to influence
the golfing scene as much as Tiger, or more. She's going to
attract people that even Tiger didn't attract, young people, both
boys and girls, and families."
• Who is this trailblazing golfer?

62. 17
• Michelle Wie

63. 18
• Many of us erroneously believe Mir Ranjan Negi to be the sole
inspiration for Chak De India. In fact, Negi became involved only after
the script was written and scriptwriter Jaideep Sahani credits another
famous Indian Olympian as the inspiration for Chak De India's second
half.
• "The story of Chak De was deeply inspired by the real life story of ex
Chief National Coach X and his Indian Women's hockey team's real feat
of winning the Commonwealth and many other championships", says
Sahani. Infact, it was X who recommended Negi to the film's producers
for training the actors in hockey.
• X was part of the gold-medal winning Indian team at the 1980 Olympic
Games in Moscow is an Arjuna awardee. However, his coaching career
ended in disgrace as he had to quit in July 2010 after one of his players
filed sexual harassment charges against him.
• Id X.

64. 18
• MK Kaushik

65. 19
• This is Germany's 7-1 thrashing of Brazil set to
the voice of which famous commentator?
• (Video)

66. 19
• Jim Ross ( of WWE fame)

67. 20
• This clip from “Game of Thrones” features
Jaime and Tyrion Lannister discussing their
cousin Orson. This conversation does not
feature in the book and was likely brought in
by the show's writers to parody someone.
Who?
• (Video)

68. 20
• This is a parody of George RR Martin and how
he kills off characters without any reason in
his books !!