1) The document outlines the rules and format for a quiz game show called "Quiz Ho Na Ho". It explains things like point values for correct and incorrect answers, bonuses, and prohibited conduct. 2) Sample questions are provided about national sports and film industry precedents. The questions are in multiple choice format with the correct answer revealed. 3) The document tests knowledge in various domains like history, current events, popular culture, and word puzzles through a series of trivia questions in a quiz game format.

1. Quiz Ho Na Ho
Mazhar Ali Baig

2. Scorers
Suyash Gupta and Vipul Goyal

3. Rules!
➔ Aap Chronology Samajhiye:
Question padha jayega, pounce kra jayega, hint diya jayega, agar
answer aur kaagaz dono sahi hai toh pounce pe +10 milega aur
galat pounce pe -5.
➔ No ‘tukde tukde’ points on pounce.
➔ Bounce pe +10 aur pass pe +5.
➔ For extra points, you always can and should bribe the Quiz Master
(demonetized notes nahi chalenge).
➔ No answer shall mention Adani or Ambani.
➔ QM’s order is final and anyone mocking the QM will be tried for
contempt of QM.
➔ For the duration of the quiz, act like Kashmiris and don’t use
Google.
➔ All violators will be sent to Pakistan!

4. Sample
Question

5. Q - What is the national
sport of India?

7. Answer
India does not officially have a
national sport

8. Question - 1

9. Q* - In a very recent event, Sales of a certain
product by an Indian multinational
conglomerate company are expected to
take a hit after a certain “grandfather” who
was their brand ambassador fell ill in a way
that was contrary to what that very product
was marketed for. Who is the “grandfather”
in question and how did he fall ill/what was
the product?

11. Answer
Dada (Sourav Ganguly) who suffered a mild heart
attack was the brand ambassador for Fortune Oil

12. Question - 2

13. Q - Rasputin and the Princess is a 1932 film set in
Imperial Russia, revolving around the life and
assassination of Rasputin. The movie’s inaccurate
portrayal of Princess Irina and her husband Prince
Felix Yusupov (One of Rasputin’s actual murderers)
led to them suing MGM, and eventually managing to
secure an out-of-court settlement for $250,000- a
very large sum at the time. However, this case also
set a precedent which can still be seen in today's film
industry. What was this lasting mark?

15. Answer
Disclaimers in fiction movies

16. Question - 3

17. Q* - In the late 80s, J K Synthetics Manufacturing plant, a
major employment-provider of the city X shut down
rendering a lot of its employees jobless. Vinod Kumar Z
(popular surname), an ex-employee, around the same
time had been diagnosed with muscular dystrophy which
led him to choose an alternate career path which
wouldn't be hindered by his disability and gave him an
edge owing to his previous job. X, now a generic name for
this industry after Z’s success (and many others following
him), has a 1500 crore annual turnover. ID X and Z (for
one extra point).

19. Answer
X = Kota
Z = Bansal
(Bansal Classes)

20. Question - 4

21. Q - What are these poems called?

23. Answer
Fibonacci Poems
1 word
1 word
2 words
3 words
5 words
8 words
13 words ...

24. Question - 5

25. Q - A Myth dictates that this item of clothing is
never, ever washed. Modernity has changed the
practice a bit with the advent of easy dying to
various colours, but in the ancient era, the
tradition supposedly ensured that the final
colour of the cloth would be achieved via
natural means and thus indicating experience,
darkening slowly. What is being talked about?

27. Answer
Karate Belts

28. Question - 6

29. Q - Every year since 1927, TIME magazine comes up with a
‘Person of the Year’ who for better or for worse has done
the most to influence the events of the year. However, it is
a common misbelief that the editors at TIME depict the
person on their cover in a specific manner to show that
he/she has a significant “evil/devilish” side with the
latest incident occurring with Donald Trump in 2016.
What is the supposedly sneaky way that TIME does this?
(IMAGES ON NEXT SLIDE)

32. Answer
Photographs are placed such that the ‘M’ appears as devil horns

34. Question - 7

35. Q - When the city of Manchester stadium was renamed as the
Etihad Stadium by club in July 2011, as part of a ten-year
agreement with the team kit sponsors Etihad Airways,a group of
fans opposed this move as the word Etihad literally meant
something, that was in a way offensive to fans of Manchester City
and they claimed that it was an embarrassing name to have.
(Hint: etihad roughly translates to 'together' or 'join in
one')

37. Answer
Etihad Means Unity
Manchester City and Manchester United are known to be rival clubs and their
matches are called Manchester Derby, a very popular event in English Football.

38. Question - 8

39. Q* - ID the person in the picture and why would this not be possible?

41. Answer
Vincent Van Gogh lost an ear.
Hence he wouldn’t be able to
support a mask.

42. Question - 9

43. Q* - Odet Cascadec Bolloré, a paper mill, was created near
the Odet river in France. The second factory was
established in 1893 in Cascadec, France. By 1918 the
brand was truly created by René Bolloré and given its
current name on the basis of its origins. By 1930, over 86
million packets of it were being sold, with USA being the
major consumer. Since then the brand has become a
generic name for its most famous product X. Id X which is a
very common sight in engineering and undergraduate
colleges worldwide, but can land you in serious trouble.

45. Answer
OCB - rolling papers for smoking weed
(Odet Cascadec Bolloré)

46. Question - 10

47. Q* - It is believed that X were first made in 1300s by Aztecs
using animal intestines, bladders and stomachs which
would be flipped inside-out and then sewn vegetable fiber
threads. This would create an airtight seal and would then
be left to dry out and would be blown with air while
twisting it simultaneously—to trap the air inside in each
“pocket” and offered to deities. However, this practice has
been continued to this day after replacing the intestines
with a much more safer alternative and today X is very
popular with children and is present in
fairs/carnivals/magic shows and finds itself depicted in a
lot of cartoons. What is X?

49. Answer
X = Balloon Animals

50. Question - 11

51. Q* - Following is the conversation between X
and Y in the 2006 World Cup Final described:
“After that first brush between us, I apologised
but he reacted badly.”
"After the third clash, I frowned and he retorted:
'I'll give you my shirt later'. I replied that I'd
rather have his sister than his shirt."
What followed gave football one of its most
iconic moments. ID X or Y(1 extra point for both).

53. Answer
Zidane headbutting Materazzi

54. Question - 12

55. Q* - The Aokigahara Forest was in news in 2018 owing
to a very popular youtuber shooting a very
controversial video in it. It is considered one of the
most infamous forests in the world and has dense,
strong & tall trees making it easier for people to do a
certain ”activity”. As a result, you will find very
positive/uplifting notes written on boards on your
way into the forest. Also, You will find bright-coloured
thin ropes/tapes stretching into the forest carried by
these people. What is the exact purpose of the ropes
and what “activity” is it famous for?

58. Answer
This is Japan’s Suicide Forest
People use thin ropes to keep track
of their route, incase they have a
change of mind.

59. Question - 13

60. Q - The “Creation of Adam” painting by Michelangelo on
the ceiling of Sistine Chapel is believed to be when God
created him i.e the first human being. However, there was
an outcry against him by the Vatican Clergy as a certain
error in the painting that contradicted the basic Christian
theology that he was created by God himself and not given
birth by a woman. He was rescued by the Pope and
theologically, a reason was found to account for a
supposed ‘error’ in the painting. What was the ‘error’ they
identified in the painting?
(IMAGE FOLLOWS)

63. Answer
Adam had a belly button!
The clergy objected as he couldn’t have
one as he did not have a normal birth.

65. Question - 14

66. Q* - In picture is a Slot Machine, often found in casinos.
Traditional slot machines are coin-operated machines with
three or more reels, which spin when a lever on the side of the
machine is pulled and if you’re lucky it gives you a massive
payout for your nickel if all your reels match. This gives the user
a (dopamine) rush, which is why you keep spinning, making SMs
very addictive and is banned in certain countries/states.
However, Almost all major Social Networking Platforms take
inspiration from these Slot Machines and have a very identical
system in place to keep users addicted. What design of Social
Network Platforms is being talked about?
(IMAGE FOLLOWS)

69. Answer
pull-to-refresh and infinite scrolling mechanism
on our feed are designed similar to a slot machine