2. Rules :
• 26 questions in the prelims (all one – pointers)
• 4 rounds in the finals
• Top 6 make it to the finals(depends on the participation :p)
• Both of the QMs are heavily sleep deprived, so please try to be civil
during the quiz :3.
• Slides are tacky and made with minimum effort.
• Both of us are one member away from starting our own cult.
• All phones must be kept on the table facedown.
3.
4. PRELIMS
A – Z (26 Questions)
S,D,C,I,Y,E,R are starmarked
5. The dialogue.
In the trailer, _____'s character, Cypher, tells his son, Kitai, "Fear is not real. It is a product of thoughts you
create. … Danger is very real. But fear is a choice." A condensed version of that line has been used in the
film's marketing. That notion corresponds with Scientology beliefs that negative thoughts are the products
of traumatic collective memories. Overcoming fear and doubt -- i.e. becoming "clear" -- is the central tenet
of Scientology.
The volcano itself.
A volcano, a central image in the religion, has graced the cover of Dianetics for years. In A's trailer, one
stands prominently in the background of one shot.
The shape of the spacecraft.
The ships in A have rudders, suggesting a cross between an underwater predator and a jet airliner.
Scientology believes that spaceships shaped like DC-8s were used to transport billions of aliens to Earth,
then known as "Teegeeack," under the rule of Xenu, a galactic dictator.
The costumes.
The white uniform worn by Cypher, a member of the movie's Ranger Corps, an elite paramilitary
organization, is reminiscent of the uniforms worn by the members of the Sea Org, or Scientology's seafaring
equivalent.
A) The following is a comparison between A and scientology. Id A.
13. E) What 9-letter word connects an 1841 poem by
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, a book of poems by
Alexandru Macedonski, a 1948 short story by P. G.
Wodehouse and a poem by Walt Whitman?
17. G)Id G.
• Robert Catesby.
• Thomas Percy.
• Francis Tresham.
• John and Christopher Wright.
• G.
• Thomas and Robert Winter.
• Thomas Bates, Ambrose Rookwood and Sir Everard Digby.
• Robert Keyes and John Grant.
19. H) Id the country.
In the French language, the letter H is silent. The country's name has a
diacritical mark, as in the word naïve, which denotes that the second
vowel should be pronounced separately. One of the anglicised
pronunciation of the country's name sounds like a familiar evening
tradition.
21. I) “Who” is associated with this high-tech
item?
First appeared in 1963 and since improving with every outing, it is one
of the most expensive and thin, it is one of the most expensive and thin
material ever made of it’s kind. Consisting of approximately two million
grain-of-sand-sized discrete units, it is made from 2 rare earth metals -
titanium and gold.
23. J) Id J.
The logo of X is a reference to
the two Christian patron saints
of hunters, Saint Hubertus and
Saint Eustace, both of whom
converted to Christianity after
experiencing a vision in which
they saw a Christian cross
between the antlers of a stag.
27. L) Id L.
L is a wireless technology that transmits data using
visible light communication(VLC). High speed data
Transfer at 1Gbps could be achieved with this
technology. It basically works like an advanced form of
Morse Code like an LED flickering at extreme speeds
which could be used to transmit in Binary code. Since
this technology uses light, nobody can use your data
secretly.
29. M) Id the author.
Dhruv Pandove was often considered to be more
talented than Sachin Tendulkar. He remains the
youngest ever to complete 1000 Ranji Trophy runs and
was up for consideration for a India test team slot in
1992.
A Bengali novel about cricket mentions his
achievements (perhaps the only published novel to do
so), and later when published in a book form, was
dedicated to him.
31. N) Which logo?
The logo which takes its form from
rangoli art gracing frontyards in what
seems like a distant past, was designed
by Jayanth Jain and Mahendra Kumar,
now part of a brand design studio called
“A Brand New Story."Rangoli has been
an intrinsic part of _________'s culture.
With the explosion in vehicle population,
it faced the prospect of being lost
forever. We wanted to revive this
traditional art while depicting the
seamless, continuous connectivity ",
says Jain.
33. O) What single word term denotes a machine
such as those designed by Leonardo Da Vinci
in the late 15th
century intended to fly by
flapping wings in the imitation like the flight of
a bird?
38. Q) Id Q.
Q Airlines' new eight strong fleet of
dreamliners are all named after national icons
of it's native country.. It's third dreamliner's
name was decided through an online poll
which recieved over 60,000 votes. Among the
most popular was 'Quokka', an animal native to
the country, which defeated other stellar
names such as 'Planey McPlaneface'.
International chief executive Alison Webster
said the aircraft's name may spark a boost in
international tourism.'There may be some head
scratching moments when people see the
name of this aircraft at airports around the
world, but a quick internet search will make
them immediate quokka converts, and might
even encourage them to take a trip.
40. R) What 5-letter word connects a 2012 American
psychological thriller drama film directed by James
McTeigue starring John Cusack, a fictional
superhero appearing in American comic books
published by DC Comics, a 1976 song by the Alan
Parsons Project from their album Tales of Mystery
and Imagination & a narrative poem by an
American writer?
42. S) Id S.
Although S was originally a part of the IPC, as drafted
by Thomas Macaulay, it was bizarrely dropped from
the law when it was enacted in 1860. The provision, as
it reads today after some amendments, defines it as
any action — whether by words, signs or visible
representation — which “brings or attempts to bring
into hatred or contempt, or excites or attempts to
excite disaffection towards the Government
established by law in India”.
44. T) Id T.
Illyria was an ancient region of the Western Balkans whose coast
covered (from north to south) the coasts of modern- day Slovenia,
Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Albania. This place
provides the setting for a literary work(T) written to commemorate a
holiday which marks the end of a certain annual festival – a fact made
abundantly clear by the name of the literary work itself.
56. Z) What is it all about?
Sometime in 2008,Sometime in 2008, Bronte
EcKermann, a graduate on Industrial-Design hit upon
the idea while watching his daughter play. After
conducting extensive research for three years, he
finally came up with a suitable design and duly got the
patent (no. WO 2011044642).