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1. I t ’s a c u r i o u s w o r l d !

2. Primus
• Direct question :- +10 for right answer.
• Passed question :- +5 points for right answer.
• No negative points for wrong answer.
• No infinite loop.

3. Q1
__________________ , was an
English mathematician and writer chiefly
known for her work on Charles Babbage's
early mechanical general-purpose
computer, the Analytical Engine. Her notes on
the engine include what is recognized as the
first algorithm intended to be processed by a
machine. Because of this, she is often
considered the world's first
computer programmer !

4. ADA LOVELACE

5. Q2
_____________ is a phrase that has become
widely adopted to refer to employees who
bring their own computing devices – such
as smartphones, laptops and PDAs – to the
workplace for use and connectivity on the
corporate network.

6. BYOD
Bring Your Own Device !

7. Q3
Immanuel (1801–1872), a Swedish
engineer, architect, inventor and industrialist
invented plywood. Who was his son?

8. ALFRED NOBEL

9. Q4

10. World’s first ever Smartphone !
IBM Simon

11. Q5

12. Rolls Royce

13. Q6
 On 8 June 1954, X’s cleaner found him dead. He
had committed suicide the previous day. A post-
mortem examination established that the cause
of death was cyanide poisoning.
 On 10 September 2009, following an Internet
campaign, British Prime Minister Gordon
Brown made an official public apology on behalf
of the British government for "the appalling way
X was treated". Identify X

14. Alan Turing

15. Link-It-Up
• Connect the images to get the answer.
• Direct question : +20 for right answer, -10 for
wrong answer.
• Passed question : +10 for right answer, -5 for
wrong answer.
• No infinite loop.

16. Q1

17. Sony

18. Q2

19. Sudha Murty

20. Q3

21. Sam Pitroda

22. Q4

23. Google

24. Q5

25. Lamborghini

26. Q6

27. AMD

28. 3’s a Company
• It’s a buzzer round.
• 3 clues per question each leading to a single
COMPANY.
• If answered after first clue, +30 points.
• If answered after second clue, +20 points.
• If answered after third clue, +10 points.
• Half the points deducted for wrong answer !

29. C1

30. C2
• This company owns shares of Renault and
Korea Aerospace Industries

31. C3

32. A1
SAMSUNG

33. C1
This American multinational company holds
a Royal Warrant from HM Queen Elizabeth
II and the Prince of Wales which enables
them to advertise the fact that they supply to
the royal family.

34. C2
It was founded in 1906 in Rochester as The
Haloid Photographic Company, which
originally manufactured photographic paper
and equipment.

35. C3

36. A2
ZEROX

37. Buzzinga
• It’s a buzzer round
• +20 for right answer, -5 for wrong answer.
• If a question is being read, it won’t be read
further on the buzzer being pressed.

38. Q1

39. UBUNTU

40. Q2

41. ANDY RUBIN
Creator of Android !

42. Q3

43. Thomas Watson Sr.
First President of IBM !

44. Q4

45. Mouse
The patent submitted by Douglas Engelbart !

46. Q5

47. YAMMER
An enterprise network bought by Microsoft !

48. Q6

49. Flipkart Founders
Sachin Bhansal and Binny Bhansal !

50. Bid-2-Win
• Place your bid( 30/20/10 ) before selecting the
topic of your choice.
• Points awarded for correct answer.
• Half the points bid deducted for wrong
answer.

51. Topics
• Gaming
• Operating System
• Automobiles
• Social Networks
• Nobel Prize Winner
• Programming Language
• Entertainment
Exit

53. Gaming
X is a video game franchise created by Jordan
Mechner, originally developed for and
released on the Apple II Computer in 1989.
The original game and its first sequel were
2D platform games, but the series made the
switch to three-dimensional following the
release of X 3D in 1999. Id X.

54. Prince of Persia
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56. Operating System
The code names "Vienna" and "Blackcomb"
were both given to which operating system of
Microsoft ?

57. Windows 7
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59. Automobile
Originally, 18.28% of X was owned by
the Indian government, and 54.2% by Y of
Japan. The BJP-led government held an initial
public offering of 25% of the company in June
2003. As of May 2007, the government of
India sold its complete share to Indian
financial institutions and no longer has any
stake in X. Id X & Y.

60. X - Maruti Udyog
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62. Social Networks
Mark Zuckerberg wrote X, the predecessor to
Facebook, on October 28, 2003, while
attending Harvard as a sophomore. According
to The Harvard Crimson, the site was
comparable to Hot or Not, and "used photos
compiled from the online facebooks of nine
houses, placing two next to each other at a
time and asking users to choose the 'hotter'
person“. Id X.

63. Facemash
The precursor of Facebook !
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65. Nobel Prize Winner

66. Marie Curie
The creator of Radium !
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68. Programming Language
X named in honor of the French
mathematician and philosopher Y, was
developed by Niklaus Wirth. Before his work
on X, Wirth had developed Euler and ALGOL
W and later went on to develop the X-like
languages Modula-2 and Oberon.

69. X - Pascal
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71. Entertainment
X is a nationwide network of radio stations
in India. It is owned by the Entertainment
Network India Ltd (ENIL), which is one of the
subsidiaries of The Times Group. Identify X.

72. Radio Mirchi
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73. Cheerio !
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