The document appears to be a quiz containing 33 multiple choice or fill-in-the-blank questions about various topics related to India such as famous people, companies, foods, movies, and more. The questions cover a wide range of subjects testing knowledge of history, pop culture, current events and more. Hints or clues are provided for some questions to help guide participants towards the right answers.

1. THOUGHTWORKS Harinee
Charan
GURGAON QUIZ

2. Q1
 This reality tv concept was created by Endemol, a production
house in Netherlands, and has seen various regional avatars
including a popular one in India, . Name the show and the
host for the upcoming season of the Indian version.

3. Q2
 I was born on 15 june 1937 in Bhingar, near Ahmednagar. I
started my career by selling flowers in Dadar railway station
and was drafted as a soldier in the Indian Army during the
1962 Indo-China War. I was the only survivor of an attack
during the Indo-Pak war of 1965 at Khem-Karan, where I
pledged to dedicate my life to serving people. Who am I?

4. Q3
 M.H.Hasham lost his family business of rice exports when the
Govt. nationalized it in 1940. Unfazed he plunged into the oil
business setting up Western India Vegetable Products in
1945. At the time of partition he was invited by Mohd. Ali
Jinnah to join his ministry in Pakistan. He refused and chose
to stay on in India. His company did not grow too much and at
the time of his death in 1967 had just two fairly successful
Vanaspati brands Sunflower and Camel. Which company?

5. Q4
 Launched in 1935 as a chocolate crisp in the UK, it was later
renamed after an 18th century London Club. A global
success, it was launched in India in 1995 and marketed as a
between the meals snack. Name the product.

6. Q5
 What is a three-finger exercise?
[HINT: YOU DO IT ALMOST EVERY DAY]

7. Q6
 If you find yourself in an Infinite Loop in the Bay area, where
would you be?
 Hint: Avoid Doctors!!

8. Q7
 Name this Delhi DareDevil player who hasn’t featured in any
domestic cricket since 2010 and though he has been a part of
the same IPL team for five seasons, he is yet to get a game in
the T20 tournament. Also, he is the son of a former union
cabinet minister for railways.

9. Q8
This car company’s logo was
based on the coat of arms of
Stuttgart. It also made tanks
and armored cars for Hitler’s
army in WW2.
Coat of arms of Stuttgart

10. Q9
Founded in 1880 as St. Mark's
(West Gorton), they became Ardwick
Association Football Club in 1887 to
their current name in 1894. The
club played at Maine Road from
1923 to 2003. The club's most
successful period was in the late
1960s and early 1970s when they
won the League Championship, FA
Cup, League Cup and European Cup
Winners' Cup under the
management team of Joe Mercer
and Malcolm Allison.

11. Q 10
Identify the logo!!

12. Q11
 Identify the brand here:
“Mines Faster Than Yours”
“Everybody remembers their first time. .”
“Mine's Bigger Than Your's..”
“More Experience Than Our Name Suggests“

13. Q12
 One of the more delicate kebabs from South Asia, made of
minced goat / buf falo meat. Legend has it that this kebab
was created for an aging Nawab Wajid Ali Shah of Lucknow
who lost his teeth, but not his passion for meat dishes. Name
this Kebab.

14. Q13
 This kebab was created by Nawab Syed Mohammad Haider
Kazmi, who, stung by the remark of a British of ficer about the
coarse texture of the kebabs served at dinner, ordered his
rakabdars (gourmet cooks) to evolve a more refined seekh
kebab. Identify this Kebab!

15. Q14
 In the popular show “The Big Bang Theory”, the four physicists
are scholars in which US university?

16. Q15
 What is common to xerox, kerosene, escalator and corn
flakes?
Bonus
Point

17. Q16
 Thomas Adams first tried to change chicle into synthetic
rubber products like toys, masks, rain boots, and bicycle tires
out of the chicle from Mexican sapodilla trees, but every
experiment failed. He finally got a blockbuster invention
which we continue to use even today. What did he invent?

18. Q17
• Name the comic
strip.
• Bonus points of the
author

19. Q18
 This popular food item was invented by a Turkish immigrant in
Berlin. The subsequent popularization of shops serving this
snack to club goers till late nights in the UK led to many
traditional fish and chip shops going bust.

20. Q 19
• Identify this reigning world
champion (seen here with her kids),
also one of India’s best medal hopes
in london olympics this year.

21. Q 20
 Kundan Lal Gujral and his partner Kundan Lal Jaggi innovated
several popular North Indian dishes like Tandoori Chicken, Dal
Makhani, Butter chicken at this popular eatery. Today, this
eatery has over 90 branches across India. Identify this
popular fine dining restaurant.

22. Q 21
 This low -budget film released in 1975 with forgotten stars and
unknown actors unexpectedly emerged as one of the biggest -
grossing releases of Bollywood —sharing the spotlight with the
likes of Sholay and Deewar. It even started a new cult with
viewers often turned cinemas into temporary temples, leaving
their footwear at the door, pelting the screen with flowers and
coins. Name the film.

23. Q 22
 Connect

24. Q 23
 This popular beverage was once banned by the
Ethiopian Church for it being a drink for Pagans and
by the Imam of Ottoman Empire for being addictive.
Also Frederick the Great of Prussia demanded that
the populace drink alcohol instead because this
beverage was associated with rebellious activities.
Identify this beverage .

25. Q24
 Identify This:

26. Q 25
 This is the theme music/background score of which Bollywood
movie?

27. Q 26
 This famous dialogue is from which movie?

28. Q 27
 Which movie is this audio clip from?

29. Q 28
 Which movie is this dialogue from?

30. Q29
 What is the name of the character who answers the phone in
this scene?

31. Q 30
 The characters are walking down the streets of which
city during this scene ?
 Bonus Question: Name the hotel in this city where they
stay for some time.

32. Q 31
 Which movie does this dialogue belong to ?

33. Q 32
 Identify this movie from this poster.

34. Q 33
 Directed by Rituporno Ghosh, _______ is an adaptation of the
short story The Gift of the Magi (1906) by O Henry and is the
inspiration of Mithaq Kazimi's short film, Through Her Eyes.

35. END
 Total Points: 36