QUESTIONS Chai Pe Challenge 2020 by Chai Pe Quiz

CHAI PE
CHALLENGE 2020
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FORMAT
Questions: 80, Points: 120
ROUNDS
1) CHAI PE QUIZ Round (Q 1 - 10)
2) SINGLE POINTERS - Part 1* (Q 11 - 40)
3) WORDPLAY - 1 : "ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE" (Q 41 - 45)
4) SINGLE POINTERS - Part II* (Q 46 - 65)
5) DOUBLE POINTERS (Q 66 - 75)
6) WORDPLAY - 2: "ALPHABET CHALLENGE" (Q 76 - 80)
* Rounds with Page Stakes - Round 2 (Q 11-40) and Round 4 (Q 46 - 65)
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CHAI PE CHALLENGE 2020
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# Question Answer
1
Starting the quiz with a question that connects to Malayali's favorite actor, Mohanlal .... The largest of its kind in Asia, the
Indian Naval Academy was inaugurated on 8 January 2009 (coincidentally the birthday of two of the setters of this quiz as well)
and the name changed to INA __________, after the place in Kerala where it is located. ID the place, the name of which comes
from the fact that this hillock was the former capital of the ancient Mushika Kingdom?
2
The #KuToo movement started after a tweet by Yumi Ishikawa venting her frustration at a workplace
policy. The words in Japanese for the object causing the pain, and pain itself, look the same when
written in English (Kutsu). What is this movement for?
3
X: Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe is a book by Roger McNamee, describing the failure on the
part of the head of one of the world’s most powerful companies to face up to the political and cultural
damage caused by his uncontrolled business model. ID X, an unparliamentary wordplay of sorts...
4
Florilegium is the Latin equivalent for this English word of Greek origin, presently used to mean “a
compilation of excerpts”. Which is this 9-letter word?
5 *
Which disease is supposed to have gotten its name reflecting the belief that catching the disease was caused by the
positions of the planets in astrology? Initially, it related purely to astrology, meaning an ethereal liquid that
supposedly flowed down from the stars, affecting the health of humans when they were in certain "bad" positions.
6
This company has a practice of using different themes while naming its aircrafts, like Greek Gods and
indigenous art. However, in 1989, when they first bought Boeing 747s, they included the word
'Longreach' in front of each aircraft- denoting their long reach, as well as paying homage to their home
town. Which company?
7
This source of shade, in red and gold, represents the authority of the Pope over the Catholic Church. This
item is stored in almost all contemporary basilicas, which are opened only when the Pope visits them.
Coincidentally, during a sede vacante, the Papal Tiara on the Vatican coat of Arms is replaced by the
item. What item?
8
Taryn Southern released her pop album in September 2018, in which she has pioneered a new methodology for
producing music - each of the eight tracks in it are produced entirely with artificial intelligence. Name the
palindromic 5-letter (3 word) title, indicative of the mode of creation.
9
Flavacol and diacetyl are used to impart the buttery flavor and colour to a particular food item
predominantly associated with a commercial establishment. However, increased exposure to both of
these items have serious side effects, with diacetyl causing rare lung diseases to workers manufacturing
the food item. What food item?
10
**
The "X dispersal engineers" is a team of about 50 picked by a Californian Treb Heining on 1st October
every year. They are assigned a job, on a specific date, at a specific place. Over the next few months, the
team visits a set of eight buildings and hire elevator operators. Finally, the Crew unloads about 1300 kg
of the required material, and learn the correct technique of the dispersal. So what is X, or what is being
dispersed?
Rule 1: The first letters in the answers of the questions in this page spell out the letters in "CHAI PE QUIZ" but not necessarily
in that order. (10 Questions --> 10 Points)
ROUND 1: CHAI PE QUIZ ROUND
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Rule 2: If any answer is a multiple - word phrases etc, take into account the first word (or first name) for the acrostic. eg: If
AR Rahman is the answer, A fits into the theme, and not R.

# Question Answer
11
Almost all of the Kochi Metro stations are themed after the various Cultural aspects of the city and
Kerala as a whole - examples being Kerala Tourism, History of Print Media, History of Malayalam
Cinema, Transportation history of Kerala, Kerala Cuisines, Rivers in Kerala, Maritime History, Cultural
Heritage etc. The current southernmost station, Thaikkudam, is themed after a cultural interest that
Kochi is famous for. Coincidentally, a group named after this place has one of its most famous works
alluding to the same cultural interest. ID the theme?
12
In 1956, US Department of State devised a cultural strategy to increase their soft power in the Cold War.
As part of this program, the people sent included Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington et al around the
world. By what two-word term was this team called?
13
In 2012, when the sales of this product went down, their manufacturers decided to discontinue an integral part of
the product’s packaging. The new packaging included brain teasers video game codes etc with only occasional
appearances of the discontinued feature. Which comic, once one of the most recognizable characters in
advertising, was thus discontinued?
14
The Issue #39 'Soft Places' of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman takes place in a desert. The protagonist gets
lost there, and encounters Rustichello of Pisa, Fiddler's Green and Morpheaus himself there. Who is the
protagonist?
15 *
About which 15th century painting did Ernst Gombrich say: "A simple corner of the real world had
suddenly been fixed on to a panel as if by magic ... For the first time in history the artist became the
perfect eye-witness in the truest sense of the term"?
16
Salman Rushdie named him the runner up for 'International Moron of the Year' in 1999, for his series of
apologies defending Slobodan Milosevic's genocidal regime. He shot to worldwide fame this year. Who?
17
What structure built for the 1962 World Fair resulted from a compromise between Edward Carlson's
sketch of a giant balloon tethered to the ground and John Graham's concept of a flying saucer?
18
This unique website name derives from the software lingo of referring to localization as l10n or
internationalization as i18n. Another theory is that the firm believed that nobody would find them had
they tried to spell the surname of one of the founders. Whose website?
19
In 1994, Mark Tully presented an episode of BBCs Great Railway Journeys "Karachi to The X" travelling
by train across Pakistan. ID the location X, through which Asian Highway 1 passes?
20
**
Published in 2019, Matt Parker’s book is about mathematics, and what happens when it goes wrong in
the real world. According to the author, mathematics doesn't have good people skills, but we would all
be better off if we saw it as a practical ally. What is the two word title, evocative of something that you
may not prefer eating?
ROUND 2: SINGLE POINTERS - PART 1
Questions 11 - 40 carries 1 mark each, and has NO particular theme for answers.
Page Stake - you can stake one out of the pages of this round (Q 11 - 40) - and double the points obtained in that page alone.
No Negatives. (10 Questions --> 10 points + Page stake = max. 20 pts in one of the 3 pages)
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# Question Answer
21
Taiki Masuda was arrested for violating the Medical Practitioners’ Act, an obscure Japanese law, which
forbids anyone other than a doctor from performing medical procedures. The instrument used by him
was deemed a medical one. The procedure has generally been frowned upon by Japanese due to its
criminal connotations and also, Confucian concepts. The issue is supposed to be a likely prickly issue
during the upcoming Tokyo Olympics. What issue?
22
This cultural group gets its name from a misunderstanding of their endonym. Infact most of the people
under this ethnic bracket settled in US from what is now Switzerland, Austria and Germany. Which
group of settlers?
23
This opera by Francisco Cavalli combines the story of the seduction of the titular character by a Roman
deity and Diana's adventure with Endymion. The titular character also lends her name to a celestial
body. ID the opera.
24
Although British Scientist Dr. Kathleen Drew-Baker never travelled to Japan, her extensive research on
the Porphyra family led to her being revered in the island country, as the 'mother of the sea'. Her efforts
revived an age-old Japanese industry, which was dying a slow death as natives failed to understand the
three-stage lifecycle of Porphyra umbilica . What industry, indipensable in cuisine?
25 *
They were a group of 14th century thinkers affiliated to Merton College and thus their school of
philosophical thought was known as Merton School. However their more popular name derives from
their broader allegiance and their strikingly logic-mathematical approach to philosophical problems.
Which school of philosophy?
26
This object was used by fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico to catch Spanish mackerel. They ran a hook and
string through it, and it was an effective method until a particular change relating to color was made to
it. Though there is no established reason behind why this object serves as a good bait, fishermen
speculate it is either because it creates bubbles underwater or due to its colour scheme. Which object
did they use? (specific answer required)
27
Divestopedia defines ____ _______ Strategy, used in mergers and acquisitions, as one where a company that shows
no interest in acquiring a target company acts as a white knight to gain the trust of the target company's
management, and after getting significant information, aligns with other bidders and acts against the target
company. The name is from the literary world indicating cunning, ruthlessness and ambition. FITB.
28
It was his 1929 cartoon that brought attention to the fact that the Star Spragled Banner wasn't
America's national anthem. Later in 1933 following public opinion, President Hoover signed the bill that
gave America its national anthem. The title of this cartoon is a phrase commonly associated with this
man. Who?
29
An important medical reality ignored by filmmakers is that as the body bleeds the skin would turn paler
and paler until it's paper white. One of the first noticed instances of this being portrayed was in which
movie, also the first movie with a fully numerical title to secure an Oscar nomination for the best
picture?
30
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"If The _____ __ __________ were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite. For man
has closed himself up, till he sees all things thro' narrow chinks of his cavern." This line from William
Blake's Marriage of Heaven inspired a 1957 book which in turn inspired the name which band?

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31
Jeff Koon's Rabbit is officially the world’s most expensive work by a living artist, as of May 2019. Koons has been
reviled and reputed in equal measure for challenging art world conventions. Alexander Rotter, chairman of post-
war and contemporary ary at Christie's has lauded the work and annointed it as the anti-X, as it "can't go any
further away from X still being figurative and a traditional sculpture". So what is X, a revered hallmark of
"traditional sculpture"?
32
Breezeblocks is a 2012 song by the band alt-J from their debut album which reached the top of the US
alternative charts. The lyric of the song "Please don’t go, I'll eat you whole / I love you so" is a reference
to a children's picture book from 1963 which was made in to a movie in 2009, directed by Spike Jonze.
Which work?
33
Charles Didelot was a French dancer who later moved to Russia for a better career. While he invented
the 'flying machine', he also created something else that revolutionises his field of work. What did he
create?
34
Considered one of the greatest musicals of all time, this 1970 rock opera tells the story of a famous
figure and the last week of his life. The story is centred around the person responsible for the death of
the titulat character, and was controversial in certain circles. Which musical, with a 3-word title?
35*
In the May 2019 election campaigning in West Bengal, a slogan was coined by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP):
‘Tomar Naam, Amar Naam, Jai Shri Ram, Jai Shri Ram (your name, my name [is], Jai Shri Ram, Jai Shri Ram)’. This
was ironic considering the origins of the slogan, from the 1960s, 'Tomar Naam, Amar Naam, X, X '. This change has
thus reflected the ideological and poltical shift. ID X?
36
Research has shown that the X system has a carbon footprint of between 22 and 22.9 megatonnes per
year, comparable to that of some big cities. This has been explained on the basis of a specfic pattern of
hardware usage required for its functioning in the global X network, which involves significant power
consumption. This is the reality behind what is often thought of as something “unreal”. So what’s X?
37
The Washington Post uses the Pinocchio test for "scoring" the fact-checking of claims of a politician,
political candidate, diplomat or interest group (1 to 4, mild to worst). However, statements and claims
that contain “the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth” are recognized with a "prized X
checkmark". This, according to the Post, is reserved for claims that are unexpectedly true, so it is not
awarded very often. ID X?
38
Considering the usual animosity between Brazil and Argentina, it was surprising that Diego Maradona
was a big fan of X, and was more than willing to cooperate with Asif Kapadia for his documentary
released last year. In the director’s words "Maradona is the third part of a trilogy about child geniuses
and fame." So who was X or name the 2010 film (which is his surname)?
39
Dies Irae is a medieval Latin poem most famously used in funeral masses (until the second Vatican
Council eliminated it). The poem describes the day of judgment, when the saved will be taken to heaven
and the unsaved cast into eternal flames. Where in recent entertainment would you have heard this
hymn, albeit in Norwegian tunes?
40
**
And though it in the centre sit, Yet, when the other far doth roam, It leans, and hearkens after it, And
grows erect, as that comes home." These lines from a poem by John Donne is said to exemplify the
excesses of Metaphysical poetry. What object are the lovers being compared to?

# Question Answer
41
(a)
Despite having no heart disease, this Filipino statesman succumbed to a heart attack in Rome, en route to Spain.
The rumours of the CIA being involved was suspected was reasonable, as he was one of the few to strongly
condemn US military bases in the country. He was also reported to have met two Caucasians in business suits a
while before his death, which added fuel to fire. Described as 'the finest mind of his generation', who?
41
(b)
Which MPV from Toyota, often regarded as the safest in the range got the boot in 2018 after successive
years of plummeting sales? Its name may remind one of the backside of a page.
42
(a)
Regarded as the first feminist ever, she was created from the same matter as her intended spouse and
was expelled from their abode after she refused to be subservient to him. Some legends also go to say
that she mated with one of the disowned servants of her creator and went on to begin an 'enemy' race.
ID this wronged female, the nightmare of children.
42
(b)
The cover art of this lovesick album was by Frandsen De Schonberg, a father of the band members'
friend. The image of a blonde beauty with a bouquet of flowers immediately struck a chord in the mind
of the songwriter, who was reminded of his unreciprocated love. Which album, a critical and
commercial failure at the time of its release?
43
(a)
Described as a tech genius, this videogame character believes she might not be of this earth– which
explains her green suit, complete with antennae and an extra pair of limbs. The hardest to get to, she
requires 500 UFOs to unlock. A greedy enterprise from which cinematic universe will her name remind
you of?
43
(b)
Michael Crichton fans waited eagerly for three years to get hold of this engrossing thriller that dealt with
nanotechnology and its banes. The villains of the story are 'swarms', clouds of cannibalistic nanobots that infest on
organisms through E.coli bacteria. Although most of the novel sounds absurd, it was a real page turner. What is the
four-letter title of the novel?
44
(a)
The practice of codenaming all their products after food items may or may not have been inspired from
the naming pattern of the versions of Android. The items in the list include cheeseburger, dumpling and
the latest being hotdog. Which company, whose marketing for its first product involved a lot of too-
early smashing?
44
(b)
William Brownell, an educational psychologist published a study in the early 20th century, that the use of markings
known as 'crutches' was good for children. Soon, his method of doing an arithmetical operation using crutches was
adopted by almost all the schools in the US. The other methods to carry out this operation are the Austrian and
'From the left' methods. What is the operand involved in the operation?
45
(a)
Legend has it that the location of this city was decided in the Norse tradition, where the head of the family throws a
wooden pole onto the shore and decides to settle at the spot where the pole lands. However, the veracity of this
story is debatable. Another reason for the prominence of this city is its proximity to hot water springs—which may
explain its name of 'smoky bay'. Which rather high city?
45
(b)
Unlike popular belief, this dish has nothing in connection with the war-winning diplomat with an iron resolve. In
fact, most chefs are of the opinion that a trendy continental dish was given a patriotic makeover with the
name—an argument supported by the similarity of the delicacy with the french filet de boeuf en cro ûte . Which
dish of English origin included in the OED way back in 1930?
ROUND 3: "ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE"
5 Questions in pairs --> 10 answers --> 10 Points. The pairs will be antonyms in their respective field of use.ONE POINT for individual
answers. Eg - Fast, Slow (antonyms in Speed) Please Note - The antonyms might be part of the answer as well - eg: Fast Track Watches, Slow
Food International (numbers in brackets imply length of the antonym part.
(5)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(6)
(4)
(4)
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# Question Answer
46
The 2004 Ig Nobel Prize for Psychology went to the work “Ys in our midst: sustained inattentional
blindness for dynamic events”. A subsequent demo. of the principle has been described as "one of the
most famous psychological demos ever“ – the “XY” experiment. Early Jan. 2019, a Thrissur-based
psychologist helped coordinate the controversial pilgrimage trip of two women to Sabrimala, using the
said XY principle. Akin to "elephant in the room", what is XY?
47
In the 1992 Olympics, the Lithuanian national basketball team, which was in financial trouble, was
sponsored by which band? The team wore a tie dyed jersey, with the image of a skeleton dunking a
basketball.
48
The platelet-rich plasma (PRP) facial is a cosmetic procedure that essentially uses one’s own blood to
help promote the activity of skin cells. It generated controversy after a less than successful effect on Kim
Kardashian, during an episode of the Kim and Kourtney Take Miami. It is also called as the X facial, but
according to a dermatologist, one need not be misled by the moniker, as “it’s usually done in full light of
day”. Identify X.
49
A character in the Book of Genesis is known to us via a rarely used synonym for masturbation. The story
goes that he wanted to have sex with his brother’s wife but didn’t want to produce an offspring who
would inherit the wealth he would otherwise get. This prompts him to pull out before ejaculating.
Which character?
50 *
This iconic candy bar, launched in 1921, was named after a celebrity of the time. But to get around
compensating said person, the makers later claimed that it was named for President Grover Cleveland’s
late daughter. Which brand?
51 BlueX team is the moniker for the Indian blind football team; X being a member of Indian fauna. ID X?
52
This four-word phrase dates back to the Great Depression and is closely associated with a game of craps.
Back then, when money was rarely involved in the game, the winner of the bet could afford a hearty
meal that day. What is the term, presently familiar to us from the world of video games?
53 ID this Spanish surname, that gained popularity recently, and means green valley in Spanish?
54
The Swedish state-owned wine and spirits monopoly carries Gamla Cabernet Sauvignon red wine from
2004. However, a peculiarity is that the bottle features no mention of the country of origin. This is
because of the controversial geopolitical status of the specific region from where this wine originates.
The international community widely considers it to be X territory held under Y occupation (since 1967).
Simply name the region
55
**
An intramuscular injection of Benadryl 50mg Haldol 5mg and Ativan 2mg has a very calming and
sedative effect on patients and very often puts them to sleep. However the more popular name of this
drug combination infact comes from a mainstay of US defense since the 1950s. What is the more
popular name of this combination?
ROUND 4: SINGLE POINTERS - PART II
Same rules as Round 2 (SINGLE POINTERS - Part I). 20 Questions --> 20 points. Page Stake - Stake either of Page 8/9 and double the points
obtained in that page. No Negatives for stakes.

# Question Answer
56
Apart from being used as the set for ‘Planet of the Apes’ TV series as well as few ads, the Malibu Creek
State Park (formerly called Century Ranch) served primarily as the outdoor set for this landmark TV
show. On October 9th
, 1982, a bushfire broke into the state park just as the show’s production was
heading to a close. This fire was later written into one of the most viewed parts of the show, as a forest
fire caused by enemy incendiary bombs. Which show?
57
Adaptations of which famous revolutionary song from the 19
th
century, having gained renewed
attention in 2018– one that talks about the beautiful flower of freedom, in a later version– was widely
used in the recent raging protests by students, first in Jabalpur University against Babul Supriyo and later
in Delhi and Kolkata against the CAA and NRC?
58
In 1958, Eugene Parker published an article in the Astrophysical Journal called “Dynamics of the
interplanetary gas and magnetic fields” - now the wellknown phenomenon of "solar wind". In what
unique way has NASA paid tribute to him?
59
Indian cricketer Cheteshwar Pujara, during his county stint at Yorkshire, was called X as his first name
proved too much of a challenge for his teammates. This is also the term for an atmospheric
phenomenon, initially named by aurora-watchers, based on the children's movie Over the Hedge, where
the characters used the name to refer to something they were not sure about (benign name for an
unknown). Which 5-lettered name? (A couple of prominent Australian cricketers could also answer the
call).
60 *
In May 2018 Argentine Marco Trungelliti had to cancel a planned family trip from his home in Barcelona
to make a 1000km road dash to a city in another country to be a part of what event?
61
Jack Ma and Elon Musk have drawn some flak for their stated support for what working system that
goes by a 3-digit euphemism. To quote the latter: “Nobody changed the world on 40 hours a week”. An
online movement was launched by techies, ___.ICU, to share workers’ experiences in this context.
62
Experimental Electromechanical Module is a project intended to protect the city of Venice
from flooding. But bad engineering, cost overruns and climate change have led to failure, with a major
flooding happening in Nov. 2019. The Italian version of the project name has been shortened to an
acronym that invokes a famed marine cleaver (with the addition of 1 alphabet to the acronym). ID the
acronym?
63
Which was the only event in the 1900 Olympics where professionals competed? Albert Robert Ayat won
the event and took home a prize of 3000 francs.
64
What three letter word of Galician origin (a differently spelled version of a common given name for
females) describes a partially submerged river valley that opens out to the sea?
65
**
The Vanished Bride, a recently published book, has its story set in the year 1845. It is a typical murder
mystery taking place in the English countryside. The case is solved by a set of rather famous
“detectives”. As per the blurb, they are ideal for the job, as “solving a murder requires sense, morals and
a very good imagination - qualities which they have more than enough of...”. Which non-fictional
literary bunch is transformed into detectives in this book?

# Question Answer
66
Many States in USA have mooted the idea of official State microbes to honour the role played by these
organisms in garnering fame or economic benefit for that State. Two such examples are Lactococcus and
Saccharomyces, which have helped in cheese (State X) and craft beer (State Y) production, respectively.
Name the two States thus benefited.
67
Monsanto first launched its best-known product, the weed killer Roundup, followed by genetically
modified soybean, corn, cotton and other crops engineered to be tolerant of Roundup.
Environmentalists across the world have been highly critical, which thus earned two nicknames,
wordplays on the company name and signifying “devilish nature” and “undesirable genetic effect”.
Identify these 8 and 7 letter words.
68
An animated film about a Chinese girl who discovers a yeti living on her roof, has come under a cloud of
geopolitics, with Malaysia ordering the removal of a scene. This features the contentious Nine-Dash
Line, a vaguely located demarcation line used by China for their claims over a major part of the South
China Sea. It encompasses an area of Chinese land reclamation referred to, in Western circles, as the
_____ ____ __ ____, as it attempts to delineate the boundary of China's interests. What is the one-
word film name? Also FITB.
69
In a fascinating intersection of art, politics, trade, culture, and global diplomacy of the 16th century, the
2018 published book, X and the Inspiration of India, talks about a rarely discussed body of art work by X.
It is in stark contrast to his usual style; the fine details of the Mughal period being partly explained by
the fact that X was a draughtsman. This Asian exotic art was collectively termed variably as ‘Mogolse”,
‘Oostindise’, or (in translation) Y drawings, referring to the critical importance of Y, on the west coast of
India, as a port involved in world trade at that time. ID X (person) & Y (place)?
70
Which are the longest and shortest Shakespearean plays, in terms of the number of words? One play is
the only instance where there are four deaths by poisoning; the other has at least 8 film adaptations in
Indian languages. (Denote longest with L and Shortest with S)
ROUND 5: DOUBLE POINTERS
10 Questions (#66 - 75). Each question has 2 parts and carries one point each.

71
Roosevelt Island is a narrow island located in New York city's East River. The island was called
Minnehanonck and Varkens Eylandt (Hog Island) by the New Netherlanders and later as Blackwell's
Island. Through the 19th century, the island housed several hospitals and a prison. Recently a statue was
erected in memory of a certain Elizabeth Cochran Seaman, whose time at this location was immortalized
in a particular manner. Who was she? How was it immortalized?
72
Spasmodic dysphonia is a condtion of the larynx causing extremely strained or broken voice. Robert
Kennedy was a sufferer. The actor X, for character Y in a 2019 film, enlisted the help of an ENT doctor,
voice and dialect specialists to effectively deliver such a voice. Although the portrayal (and film) were
applauded, X had to apologise for stating that the evil voice was effective for "the murderous
character". ID X and Y?
73
This piece of EDM music is one of the most heard pieces all over the world– as test music, owing to its
inclusion ‘somewhere’ due to its clarity and inoffesiveness. Which song, albeit having nothing in
common with its namesake, a musical instrument of Zimbabwean origin? Which now outdated entity
used it?
74
These two rufescent colours are often confused for each other, although the latter has more blue in it.
The former gets its name from a French region commonly associated with wine (and hair colour), while
the latter directs to a sanguineous fluid and is used to describe the colour of shoes and tiles and the
London Underground. Which two lookalike colours widely used in fashion is being talked about?
75
This store came up as a result of a legal tussle between the artist and a greeting card company seeking
exclusive legal rights over trademarks. Shoppers can only buy one item and to do so, they have to
convincingly answer the question, ‘Why does art matter?’ the responses to which will be evaluated by a
professional standup comedian. Who is the artist behind this store, which sells a half-shredded T-shirt
and empty spray cans, amongst others? Also name the store, something very relevant from the world of
economics.

# Question Answer
76
(a) Royal sheets folded twice, has 42 lines each of the Word of God.(5) [Clue: 1st letter --> a consonant] …..
76
(b) Tried to impede the black gazelle of Rome '60, but only made her faster. (5) [1st letter --> a consonant] …..
77
(a) Flour of fabaceae family used to make sweets. (5) [Clue: 2nd letter --> "e"] …..
77
(b) Land of Morning Calm honours a raging bull and chasing mob. (5) [Clue: 2nd letter --> "u"] …..
78
(a) Two circles and a single line will decide, whether to make or break. (6) [Clue: 3rd letter --> "i"] …...
78
(b) 600+ swiss timekeepers propose to divide a day into thousand. (6) [Clue: 3rd letter --> "a"] …...
79
(a) Married to that ferret, the brutal lawgiver. (7) [Clue: 4th letter --> "o"] …....
79
(b) Letizia Ortiz's firstborn serves this place. (7) [Clue: 4th letter --> "u"] …....
80
(a) Pray on the straw mat to develop your zebiba. (6) [Clue: 5th letter --> "u"] …..
80
(b) La Divina leaves spouse for the oil baron Ari, but alas! (6) [Clue: 5th letter --> "a"] …..
SCORES PER ROUND
This quiz is set by Chai Pe Quiz - The Cochin Quiz Club core team.
Thank you for attending the quiz
For any clarificationsor queries, contact: +91 94470 22106 or mail to cochinquizclub@gmail.com.
ROUND 6: "CRYPTIC CHALLENGE"
5 Questions in pairs --> 10 answers --> 10 Points. points. Each question has 2 parts, carrying ONE point each. Answers in a pair
differ by a single alphabet. The differed alphabet will be that of the corresponding question number of the round.. Ie, 1st
alphabet for 76, 2nd alphabet for 77 ... till 80.
Eg: (a) Trouble if it's in the fire (b) Remi & co., lovers of cheese
Answers: (a) Fat; Solution: 'Fat is in the fire' is an idiom (b): Rat; Solution: Rattatouile reference.
R1
R2+
R3
R4+
R5
R6
*
**
Total Score

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
¦¦ We would like to specially thank Major Chandrakant Nair and Manu Sudhakar for their valuable
support and inputs from our first edition.
¦¦ We also would like to thank Rithwik Kambil and Ashwin Menon (who is also the guinea pig) for
getting us in touch with almost all the quiz clubs in India, helping us to get a very good number of venues
for this event.
¦¦ Around 45 quiz clubs around India and abroad supported and agreed to host this event. We would
graciously thank everyone for their support
‖ International Venues
¦¦ International Quiz Association & Chris Quiz Jones
¦¦ Malaysian Quiz Circle & Movin Miranda
¦¦ Singapore Quiz Circle & Caleb Liu
¦¦ Quiz Dubai & Alok Mohan, Gauch, Ramkey Ve, Shafeek MK and Sandeepan Chowdhary
¦¦ Kuwait Quiz Circle & Ramesh Athreya (Another Guinea pig)
¦¦ Bay Area Quiz Club (BAQC)- Vinod Viswanathan & Nisha Pillai
¦¦ Paris Quiz Circle & Adithya Sriram Shankaran
¦¦ Quizzing Australia ¦¦ Switzerland quiz circle (Qwuzzeria) ¦¦ Austrian Quiz Circle (Osterreichischer)
‖ Quiz Clubs across the country
¦¦ KQA, SJC Quizzers & Dr. Arul Mani
¦¦ Quiz Foundation of India (QFI), Chennai
¦¦ Goa Sunday Evening Quiz Club (SEQC) & Annie Sen Gupta
¦¦ Delhi Quiz Club (DQC) ¦¦ Bombay Quiz Club (BQC)
¦¦ Calcutta Quiz Fraternity & Jayashee Jayakar Mohanka
¦¦ K Circle Hyderabad ¦¦ Quizzard Cuttack
¦¦ Ahmedabad Quiz Club (AQC) & IIMA Quiz Club ¦¦ Coimbatore Quiz Circle (CQC)
¦¦ Quiz Clubs in North East India & Mr. Abhra Das
‖ Colllege Quiz Clubs - LSD (NITK), Suratkal¦ IISER Mohali ¦ IIT Roorkee ¦ Presidency College, Kolkata ¦ North East
Regional Institute, Arunachal Pradesh ¦ NIT Warangal ¦ Central University Hyderabad ¦ IIT BHU, Varanasi ¦ ISM (IIT)
Dhanbad ¦ IIT Kharagpur ¦ Literary, Debate & Quiz Club of MIT, Manipal ¦ NIT Rourkela ¦ BCQC & AFMC Quiz Club
(Sulkri and Gyri), Pune ¦ IIM Indore ¦ ADDA Quiz Club - Tezpur University ¦ IITM ¦ IIT Bhubaneshwar ¦ Christ
University, Bangalore ¦ Delhi School of Economics (DSE).
‖ Quiz Clubs in Kerala: Gyanartha Quiz Club ¦ Quilon Quiz Club ¦ iQuiz GMC Kozhikode ¦ TMC QC ¦ Prajna QC
iQuiz Malappuram ¦ Enquire Quiz Club - NITC, ¦ Quiz Kannur (QUICK) ¦ Quiz Club Kasaragod ¦ Quizics
Chai Pe Quiz core team would like to thank everyone for participating.
* Dr. Unnikrishnan Menon (ENT Surgeon, Amritha Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi)
* Dr. Nithish T Jacob (Co-Founder, Q - Collective Knowledge Solutions)
* Aravind Anil (Q - Collective Knowledge Solutions)
* Denita Tresa Mendez (ICAI, Kochi)
* Anand Rajagopal aka Rajaji (Class XII, Bhavans Vidya Mandir, Elamakkara)
Joining the setters and guinea pigs team this year
* Suraj Menon (IIT, Madras)
* Aswin Suresh (Medical College, Trivandrum)
* Aswin Cheerath Anilkumar (International School Topper - CPC 2019)

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