The document consists of a quiz titled 'Antimatter 2012' presented by Techquest Pailan College of Management and Technology, created by Abhishek Bagchi. It includes a series of 15 questions covering various topics such as terminology, historical figures in technology, programming, and quirky definitions. Questions range from identifying coined terms to specific contributions of notable individuals in the tech industry.

1. TECHQUEST
PAILAN COLLEGE of
MANAGEMENT and TECHNOLOGY
Presents
ANTIMATTER 2012
Quiz By: Abhishek Bagchi
WETWARE

2. ROUND 2
Infinite Bounce 1

3. Question 1
The term was first used by Arthur Schuster in two rather
whimsical letters to Nature in 1898, in which he coined
the term. He hypothesized it, as well as its whole solar
systems but differed with the theory of negative gravity.
What is the term coined?

4. Question 2
Raymond Samuel Tomlinson (was born in 1941) is a
programmer who first time implemented an ____
system in 1971 on the ARPANet.
What will be in the blank?

5. Question 3
Jeff Bezos founded X in 1994, and launched it online in
1995. The company began operation online as
"Cadabra.com", a name that is quickly abandoned.
What is X?

6. Question 4
The term is generally attributed to Daniel Edwards of the
National Security Agency (NSA). He is given credit for
identifying the attack form in the report "Computer
Security Technology Planning Study". It derived its name
from an epic.
What is X?

7. Question 5
Identify this person with his
controversial demands!!

8. Question 6
No, it is not QWERTY. What is this claimed to be most
effective keyboard style called?

9. Question 7
What is this colour model called? (give the full name)

10. Question 8
What is shown above?

11. Question 9
BCPL  B  ?

12. Question 10
In relation to Spelling and Grammar check option in
MS Word or others, what is referred as the Cupertino
effect?

13. Question 11
“In one respect this book is an experiment, and may chance to prove a failure: I mean
that I have not thought it necessary to maintain throughout the gravity of style which
scientific writers usually affect, and which has somehow come to be regarded as an
„inseparable accident‟ of scientific teaching. I never could quite see the reasonableness of
this immemorial law: subjects there are, no doubt, which are in their essence too serious
to admit of any lightness of treatment – but I cannot recognise Geometry as one of them.
Nevertheless it will, I trust, be found that I have permitted myself a glimpse of the comic
side of things only at fitting seasons, when the tired reader might well crave a moment‟s
breathing-space, and not on any occasion where it could endanger the continuity of the
line of argument.”
Where you will find these difficult to read (as it is displayed
in a fish-eye view) words as a part of the quote from Euclid
and his Modern Rivals by Lewis Carroll?

14. Question 12
The Wheaton is a measurement of X relative to
celebrity Wil Wheaton. The measurement was
standardized when Wil Wheaton achieved half a million
X, with the effect that Wil Wheaton now has 3.4
Wheatons himself.
What is X?

15. Question 13
Identify this early logo (edited) of a present
company of legendary status.

16. Question 14
First model of what?

17. Question 15
What is it called in the movie HUGO?