Here are the connections between the items: - Claudia Dell, Rose Edna Torellio, Amelia Bachhelor, Jane Bartholomew and Evelyn Venebles are all characters from the British sitcom Keeping Up Appearances. - Tracks of Road Rash and Sierra Nevada refer to video game franchises developed by Angel Studios - Road Rash was a motorcycle racing game and Sierra Nevada was a space exploration game. - The seven Vatican sins refer to a list of seven activities or areas of modern life that the Vatican considers to be "social sins". - The four paintings by Correggio, Rembrandt, Rubens and Boucher all depict stories from Greek mythology involving

2. Q1:) He was an American criminal, murderer. On
the evening before his execution, he was served a
last meal of steak, potatoes, milk and coffee and a
six-pack of beer; he consumed only the milk and
coffee. His uncle, Vern Damico, who attended the
gathering later claimed to have smuggled in three
small, 50-millilitre Jack Daniel's whiskey shot
bottles which he supposedly consumed. He was
then taken to an abandoned cannery behind the
prison which served as its death house. He was
strapped to a chair, with a wall of sandbags placed
behind him to absorb the bullets. Five gunmen,
local police, stood concealed behind a curtain with
five small holes cut for them to place their rifles
through. When asked for any last words, he simply
replied --------.
What was so special about his reply?

6. Q2:) The X brand dates back to 1851 in
Rhode Island when Robert Knight, a textile mill
owner, visited his friend, Rufus Skeel. Mr. Skeel
owned a small shop in Providence, Rhode Island
that sold cloth from Mr. Knight's mill. Mr. Skeel's
daughter painted images of apples and applied
them to the bolts of cloth. The ones with the
apple emblems proved most popular. Mr. Knight
thought the labels would be the perfect symbol
for his trade name, X.

9. Q3:) This man worked as a
biomedical design engineer at
the University of Utah, before
starting his own company. He
designed something made
from carbon graphite, stores
kinetic energy. In 1999 he
established a non-profit
organization named Second
Wind.
The design he created sold to
an Iceland based company
Ossur.
This design came to our notice
recently.
Either give me his name or his
famous design?

11. The Person is Van Phillips,
designed the prosthetic
foot, which is now famously
used by Oscar Pistorious

12. Q4:) Connect(Exhaustive)

14. JFK, Lyndon
Johnson, Richard
Nixon.
The three president
that Forrest will
meet in the movie
Forrest Gump

15. Q5:) This is Albert Bierstadt‘s famous painting
name ―------- ---‖, came to our notice recently with
a completely different purpose.
How?

17. ―Emerald Sea‖, codename of Google+
project

18. Q6:) Nix vs. Hedden, 149 U.S. 304 (1893) was a
decision by the Supreme Court of the United States that
decided that the X should be classified under customs
regulations as a Y rather than a Z. The Court's unanimous
opinion held that the Tariff Act of 1883 used the ordinary
meaning of the words ―Z" and ―Y", under which a X is
classified as a Y. The Tariff Act of March 3, 1883 required
a tax to be paid on imported Y, but not Z. The case was
filed as an action by John Nix, John W. Nix, George W.
Nix, and Frank W. Nix against Edward L. Hedden,
Collector of the Port of New York, to recover back duties
paid under protest.
What was the verdict given by Supreme Court of the
United States ?

20. Tomato as a vegetable, not a fruit

21. Q7:) Connect:

23. Claudia Dell
Rose Edna Torellio
Amelia Bachhelor
Jane Bartholomew
Evelyn Venebles
Jenny Joseph

24. Q8:)
Age: 83
Height: 5'4" (6'6" if ______ is taken into
account)
Hobbies: Watching cricket;
Likes: Cricket (obviously); 'Tweeting' to all
my friends; WG Grace (a great cricketer and
very chatty still - for a statue).
Dislikes: Lightning and balloons.
Has his own clothing range. Was struck by
lightning once and survived.
Who?

26. Old Father
Time in
Lords

27. Q9:) The story concerns the hijacking of five cargo ships in the Irish
Sea. British Treasury secret agent Phillip Calvert is sent to
investigate, and narrates the story for the reader. Calvert manages to
track the latest hijacked ship - the Nantesville, carrying £8 million
in gold bullion - to the Scottish Highlands and the sleepy port town of
Torbay on the Island of Torbay (patterned after Tobermory, on
the Isle of Mull). He boards the ship under cover of night and finds
the two agents planted aboard have been murdered. Chief suspect
is Cypriot shipping magnate Sir Anthony Skouros, whose luxury
yacht, Shangri-La, is also anchored in Torbay.
This is a story of from a novel X written by a Scottish author Y, whose
next novel was a famous 1968 movie Z starring Richard Burton.
Where have we seen the novel X in history of Bollywood?

29. X= When Eight Bells Toll
Y= Alistair McLean
Z= Where Eagles dare

30. Q10:) Connect(Exhaustive)

32. These are the various imageries used in
Lucy in the Sky with the Diamonds –
tangerine trees, kaleidoscope eyes,
plasticine flowers, marshmallow pies,
newspaper taxis.

33. Q11:) La Coubre (sometimes erroneously called "Le
Coubre"), is a 4,310-ton French vessel was carrying 76
tons of Belgian munitions from the port of Antwerp to
another port and exploded at 3:10 p.m. on 4 March
1960, while it was being unloaded. Thirty minutes after
the first explosion, while hundreds of people were
involved in a FAR-organized operation to rescue victims
and secure the ship, a second even more powerful
explosion occurred, resulting in many further fatalities.
Although the exact toll of the La Coubre explosions
remains uncertain, it is estimated that there were at least
75 dead and approximately 200 injured. On March 5,
1960, a memorial service and mass demonstration was
held at Colón Cemetery, to honor more than 100 killed
in the suspicious La Coubre explosion the day before.
What happened there in the memorial function??

35. The iconic photo ―Guerrillero Heroico‖ was taken
by Alberto Korda

36. Q12:) Poeten og Lillemor i forårshumør (1961)
Der brænder en ild (1962)
Kampen om Næsbygård (1964)
School for Suicide (1964)
Me and My Kid Brother (1968)
Mig og min lillebror og storsmuglerne (1968)
Olsen banden ser rødt (1976)
These are the most notable movies of a professional
writter and a part time actor. While he was 15 years old,
he started his journey on 1 March 1928 and visited
countries including England, Scotland, Canada, Japan, the
Soviet Union, Poland and Germany. In 44 days he made it
back to Copenhagen to the cheers of a crowd of twenty-
thousand. What is his biggest contribution in the world of
entertainment?

38. Palle Huld, inspired the character Tintin

39. Q13:) A very rare photograph of a lady with a world
famous personality. Identify both

41. Sylvia Nassar and
John Nash

42. Q14:) The first time was against Commercial
Futebol Clube on 4thNovember 1959.The second
was against Gremio Porto-Alegrense on
19th January 1964. The third time was in a
friendly match with Joao Pessoa in 1969 & the
last time was against the Baltimore Bays on
19thJune 1973.
What?

45. Q15:) He is a Solapur based sculptor, who
designed a famous structure inspired from
a world famous structure designed by
Arturo Di Morica.
He started work on it in October
2006,once the plans were finalised. ―I first
showed them a draft clay model, which
they approved. The five-foot-high and
eight-foot-long model weighs over a
tone,‖ Said X. X took photographs from all
around the country and studied their
anatomy to make a realistic model. When
X finally completed the design in
November 2007, X told about his design
that ―this is a symbol of money and
power. Which is why I retained its
‗charging‘ pose. I gave it a ferocious facial
expression and exaggerated the muscles‖.
Which sculptor is being talked here?

47. Bhagwan
Rampure and
the Bull
outside BSE

48. Q16:) Sometime in early 90s, Shubha News Photo
Agency, run by Shubha Sundaram (once a father
figure for budding photographers in Madras) called
up a photographer named Haribabu as their client
had requested an unknown face for the purpose.
Haribabu took the chance and would accompany 4
others to the spot, and the plan would work like
clockwork, except for one complication. Haribabu‘s
inability to take photographs from a safe distance
proved to be the undoing of himself and his client.
what is being talked here?

50. Haribabu was recruited by the LTTE to take
photos of Rajiv Gandhi‘s assassination.
However, he strayed too close to the suicide
bomber, and hence died. His camera, however,
survived the impact, and when the photographs
were developed, it led the police to the LTTE

51. Q17:) The Fountain of Neptune is a monumental
fountain located in Piazza Nettuno, in Bologna, Italy.
It's a bronze figure of Neptune, extending his reach in
a lordly gesture of controlling the waters.
In the automotive world, what significance does this
statue bear?

55. Q18:) a painting by Eugène Delacroix commemorating the July Revolution of 1830,
which toppled Charles X of France. A woman personifying Liberty leads the people
forward over the bodies of the fallen, holding the tricouleur flag of the French
Revolution in one hand and brandishing a bayonetted musket with the other. The
painting is perhaps Delacroix's best-known work. The painting inspired the Statue of
Liberty in New York City, which was given to the United States as a gift from the
French. Other than this it has inspired something in popular culture. What??

57. Viva La Vida album cover of Coldplay

58. Q19:) He is Richard Drew, a photographer and news reporter
by profession. One of the 4 press member in the Robert
Kenedy assasination. One day he was just covering a Fashion
Week show and at the end of the day probably the most
demandable person of this world for a particular iconic image.
Which iconic photograph?????

61. Q20:) In an interview for Life, _______ was asked,
"Which of your writings has pleased you most?" He
answered, I would say that of all my books ______
has left me with the most pleasurable afterglow—
perhaps because it is the purest of all, the most
abstract and carefully contrived. I am probably
responsible for the odd fact that people don't seem
to name their daughters ______ any more. I have
heard of young female poodles being given that
name since 1956, but of no human beings.
Fill both the blanks

64. Q21:) Connect:

66. The missing name is Sierra Nevada. Tracks of
Road Rash

67. Q22:) Initially known as Kipferl, The legends include tales that
it was invented in Europe to celebrate the defeat of
the Umayyad forces at the Battle of Tours by the Franks in
732, with the shape representing the Islamic crescent that it
was invented in Vienna in 1683 to celebrate the defeat of
the Ottomans by Christian forces in the siege of the city, as a
reference to the crescents on the Ottoman flags.
What is being talked here?

69. Croissant

70. Q23:) He is Jamal Al-Gashey, and is
believed to be the last surviving
member of an eight member group.
In interviews, he said that he was
brought up in conditions of great
poverty, mostly in
the Shatila refugee camp
in Lebanon. His family was displaced
in the 1948 war between
the Arabs and Israel. He is visible
several times in videos and
identifiable by his blue and white
striped jacket. In 1999, Al-Gashey
emerged from hiding gave a depth
interview in the documentary
film One Day in September by
Kevin McDonald, narrated by the
famous Michael Douglas.
Member of which group?

72. He is the sole survivor of Black September, the
eight member terrorist group, responsible for
Munich Massacre in 1972

73. Q24:) Connect:

75. The seven Vatican sins are:
1. ``Bioethical' violations such as
birth control
2. ``Morally dubious''
experiments such as stem cell
research
3. Drug abuse
4. Polluting the environment
5. Contributing to widening divide
between rich and poor
6. Excessive wealth
7. Creating poverty

76. Q25:) An AUSTRALIAN
company is selling these T-
shirts via a website named
Zazzle.com. The company,
which sells the products of
700,000 designers around the
world, has 49 products
available in the website
including shirts, cups, hats and
stickers and children's clothing.
Basically the phrase found in
the T-Shirt is based on the
heated exchange between
Georgio De Falco and Francisco
---------.
Why was this T Shirt in news
recently?

78. The shirts carry the phrase "Vada a bordo, cazzo!" -
which translates to "Get back on board, d..k!" - from the
audio recording of a heated exchange between harbour
master Gregorio de Falco and captain Francesco
Schettino, who jumped out of Costa Concordia when it
was sinking in the sea

79. Q26:) Connect(Exhaustive)

82. 1) Zeus makes love with Io, painting
by Antonio da Correggio
2) The Abduction of Europa by
Rembrandt
3) The Rape of Ganymede, by Rubens
4) Callisto by François Boucher
The connect is the Galilean moons.
Another level could be that the
moons are named after the lovers of
Zeus.

83. Q27:) Connect:

85. Chalti Ka Naam Gadi, Badti Ka Nam Dari, Chalti Ka Nam
Zindagi. Only time all three Ganguly brothers(Kishore,
Ashok, Anup) acted together.

86. Q28:) Thomas Alfred Ward was an Pakistan born ex
South African cricketer who played total of 23 tests in his
career. After the dismissal of Sid Peglar, while facing his
1st delivery in test cricket Ward was hit on the pads and
was given out LBW, earning himself a golden duck on
debut. In the 2nd innings after the dismissal of Reginald
Schwartz, he was against dismissed on the very 1st
delivery, by caught and bowled by the bowler, and
became the 1st and probably only player in the history of
cricket to achieve King Pair in debut test. But we
remember this test match not for him, but for someone
else, whose record is still intact.
Who and What record?

88. Jimmy Matthews, only man to take hat trick
in both innings of a test match

89. Q29:) Born as X on 22 December 1634
in Wiener Neustadt, Austria, she was
the granddaughter of Holy Roman
Emperor Ferdinand II. Her parents were
King Ferdinand III of Hungary and Anna
of Spain, the sister of X's future
husband, King Philip IV of Spain. Her
father, who would become Emperor in
1637, was as yet only King of Hungary
and Bohemia, and was away for most of
his wife's pregnancy campaigning in the
Thirty Years' War. At the death of her
husband in 1665, X became Queen
regent, and she remained an influential
figure during the reign of her son
Charles II, the last Spanish Habsburg. X
died of breast cancer on the night of 16
May 1696 at the Uceda Palace in
Madrid, Spain.
How is she immortalized??

91. X= Mariana and
Mariana Trench
is named after
her

92. Q30:) Connect:

95. Blackberry Models
1) Storm
2) Pearl
3) Torch
4) Curve
5) Tour
6) Bold

96. Q31:) This is a military base station located in Hope Bay named Esperanza
Base, Built in 1952, The 43 buildings of the station have a combined space of
3,744 square meters (40,300 sq ft) covered;18,000 liters (4,800 US gal) of
fuel are used annually by the 4 generators to produce electricity for the
station. Research projects include: Glaciology, Seismology, Oceanography,
Coastal Ecology, Biology, Geology and Limnology. In the late 70‘s captain
Jorge was head of the Argentine army detachment at the base. In late 1977
someone named Silvia Morella airlifted there and something 1st time
happened there in 1978.
What happened???

98. Emilio Palma was born and he was the 1st
man to be born in the mainland of
Antarctica

99. Q32:) What is happening here?

102. Q33:) The person behind X, once in a Los
Angeles
Bound plane was relaxing to a Frank Sinatra
Song ‗Strangers in the Night‘. X in the song
Struck him so much that he named his
Character after the line.
What/Who is X?

104. Scooby Dooby Doo

105. Q34:) She is the founding member of
the band called The Evangenitals
along with opera singer Lisa Dee in
2003.
She is a vegan, a passionate advocate
for animal & human rights, and an
active member of the animal
protection organization People for the
Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA),
and a member of several
environmental, animal rights, and
human rights organizations. She is a
producer of The 1 Second Film.
She was brought to the attention of
the general public in 2005 after being
featured in Sports Illustrated.
How is she immortalized in the world
of movies???

107. Julie Croquette
inspired the
character of Maggie
Fitzgerald in Million
Dollar Baby

108. Q35:) Connect:

111. Bernie Eccelstone and Flavio Briatore, the original
two owners of QPR. Joshna Chinappa, first to
benefit from Mittal Champions Trust - an initiative
by Amit Bhatia, Mittal's son in law. He is also the
vice chairman in QPR.