S9E2 Recovery Rail 2.0

S9_E02
Recovery
Rail 2.0
Quizmasters: ADB, UV and ASJ
15th September 2023

RECOVERY RAIL 2.0
Rules
1. There are 20 questions in the quiz.
2. All questions carry 1 point each. In case a question has
multiple parts, the point is equally divided.
3. You have to write answers on the sheet provided to you.
4. You can participate as teams of 2 / solo.
5. Do not speak the answers during the quiz.
6. Spellings don’t matter until Akash becomes Akshar.
7. Bold text serves as hint.
Happy Quizzing!
S9_E01

Q1-Q5
Sports Section
S9_E01 RECOVERY RAIL 2.0

Q01
These are the lyrics of a song written for
a certain important event in 1883. It was
printed in a monthly magazine
“Melbourn Punch”, it has the same
rhyming scheme as that of a british
poem “What’s at the Window”.
A part of these lyrics are still a very
important part of the event talked
about.
What Event?

Q02
There is a common custom of
including important landmarks
from the city in the jersey of the
city’s sports team. Following this
custom, Mumbai Indians in 2010
put golden stripes throughout
the top part of their jersey as
shown in the adjacent picture.
Identify what did these
represent.

Q03
X was originally from baseball but now has found its way into
volleyball, football and cricket. It works on the principle of minimizing
the spin of the ball while its moving in the air, causing an erratic,
unpredictable motion.
The air flow over a seam of the ball causes the ball to change from
laminar to turbulent flow. This change adds a deflecting force to the
baseball, making it difficult for batters to hit, for goalkeepers to
catch, for players to volley and even for the user to control.
Identify this technique X, named after the body part used for its
delivery and whose masters include (but not limited to) Juninho,
Zaheer Khan and Eddie Cicotte - one of the creators of it.

Q04
Another tale from the
Mahabharata involves Arjuna’s
son, Abhimanyu, who invaded
the Chakravyuh, a
seven-tiered defensive army
formation, of the Kauravas.
It draws sporting parallels to a
sport X in which a player
moves into the opposition side,
who somewhat have the same
motive as that of Kauravas.
Identify the sport.

Q05
We will never forget January 10, 2012;
then it was the day that the Indian
national football team faced FC
Bayern Munich for a mid-season
friendly in the first-ever Audi Football
Summit at the Jawaharlal Nehru
Stadium in New Delhi.
Bayern Munich in the end won 4-0,
but that day it was about something
else, which was happening for the
last time for India.
What is the event mentioned here?

Q06
The term "X moment" is used
metaphorically to describe a
transformative event or breakthrough in
the Indian business landscape, where a
relatively small or local company achieves
remarkable success by whitewashing its
competition, challenges established
players, or introduces disruptive Cost Cuts.
X is a very popular company, jingle of
whose became a earworm for millions.
Identify X.

Q07
The logo of the X shows hansa, the swan, which is a symbol of the
pursuit of knowledge. The three intertwined swans symbolize the
three major aspects of X: Research & Development, Training and
Extension. The design is taken from an Ashokan period relic of the
3rd century BCE which was found in excavations near Maski in
Raichur district, Karnataka. The motto has been taken from the
Isha Upanishad and means 'life eternal through learning'.
Identify X.

Q08
X was an Indian band consisting of Y (lead vocals, backing guitars, lyrics, THE
GAWD), Atul Mittal (lead guitars, clarinet, backing vocals) and others. X also
shares its name with the first global trade route in history.
They lasted only two albums,but even their debut album was so good, you
could literally sink even in a drop of it.
Y had his biggest rise to national prominence in 2011 as he attracted
mainstream attention for his contribution to the soundtrack of Rockstar,
which reunited him with Ali and Rahman. Also the Aarakshan movie song by
him was the best (personal fav, ok no more fanboying). Brownie points for
guessing this song.
Identify the band X(0.75) and the music composer Y(0.25).

Q09
Shown here is the flat structure of a
chemical molecule, synthesised in the
late 1960s, and named after the
structure’s look, and events happening
in the world.
Another very apt connection is the
specific number of carbon on which the
-OH group is present.
What is the molecule named after?
Which numbered carbon atom is the
-OH present on?

Q10
These are symbolic
representation of X, which is
considered a symbol of
development for cities and has
also become part of people’s day
to day lives.
Identify X.

Q11
There are two such towers in
Hyderabad, these are called “Towers
of Silence”. These were used by a
certain community for X by Vultures,
but as it has been more than 20 years
since a vulture swooped down here as
they are on the verge of extinction.
The community has moved onto an
alternative for X by using Y which is
quite evident in the picture.
Describe X and Technique Y.

Q12
Over 70 years ago, in a 1953 landmark series of studies, Jeremy Morris
and his colleagues examined the activity levels among different
occupations to demonstrate a link between lack of exercise and
increased risk of cardiovascular disease in London.
They looked at two groups of subjects, who were similar
demographically(same age and social class) and had same
workplace. The only difference was that one group remained seated all
day, while the other climbed about 500-750 steps per working day.
Who were these groups?

Q13
Music producer Laxmikanth (of Laxmikanth-Pyarelal) and lyricist (a
then young) Javed Akhtar were struggling to come up with an exciting
song for an N Chandra movie. After three-four fruitless sittings, Javed
Akhtar dropped out.
Afraid that Laxmikanth would drop out next, N Chandra shared with him
a signature Koli tune playing in his head. Laxmikanth had heard of it too
and immediately created dummy lyrics for the tune.
This dummy song was then dispatched to Javed Akhtar to fill lyrics in
but in a stroke of genius, he used the same dummy lyrics in the
original song.
The song became a major hit and inspired the creation of a new
category of Filmfare Awards.
ID the song (0.75) and the category of awards (0.25).

Q14
Recently a company post this on its social media page.
Give the company or Put Funda.

Q15
In Hindu mythology, X is a miraculous cow known for its ability to fulfill
all desires and wishes and is often portrayed as a the mother of all
cows.
According to the legends, this divine cow emerged during the churning
of the cosmic ocean (Amrit Manthan) and became a cherished
possession of the gods. X is often portrayed as a gentle and nurturing
creature,also known by the name Surbhi.
X ‘s name mean the cow "from whom all that is desired is drawn
GIVE X.

Q16
While X has been part of Indian Traditions for a very long time in many
different forms, but apparently the most popular form today is not native
to India and hence in recent times it’s been called Y.
The most popular version of the story told is that the method of preparing
X reached China almost millennia after India. However, the Chinese
Emperor did not approve of the colour and as a result, Chinese people
found a way to make it white. This refined X found its way back to India
later and since it came from China this time, we started calling it Y.
Identify X and it’s current popular name Y.

Q17
Shoes on the Danube Promenade is
a haunting tribute to a horrifying
time in history .The monument
consists of 60 pairs of 1940s-style
shoes, true to life in size and detail,
sculpted out of iron.
To whom does it pay homage and
for what reason the shoes were the
shoes chosen to do the same?

Q18
John Chapman born in the 1770’s aka Johnny______ was a
frontiersman and nurseryman, immortalised in history as an
eccentric folk hero dressed in rags and flinging around _____
seeds. His lifestyle is said to have allowed him to live upto 70 and
the only time he fell sick was before he died.
He had such a major impact that during the Prohibition he was
considered a symbol of debauchery and The American Dionysus
and not the saint he is attributed to be today.
Identify the popular phrase attributed to him.

Q19
This is the world’s first film studio,
Black Maria, setup in 1893 and
situated in New Jersey.
This production house is responsible
for almost all early film productions.
Including many classics. It was so
capable because of the then newly
invented Kinetograph.
This property belonged to a very
famous person X who being a
businessman earned a lot from this.
Identify X.

Q20
Identify the logo:
• The logo incorporates the “Shrivasta” symbol, thereby establishing a
connection with Buddhism.
• The concept of numeric character “Zero” ( 0 ) was known by Aryabhatta
(place- value system).
• The saffron and the green bands of this logo represent the colors of the Indian
flag.
• Blue color has been chosen for the text and symbols because it is the color of
the Ashoka.
• The sun within the gear wheel symbolizes the spread of knowledge.
• The Sanskrit “Sloka” “Vidyaarthee Lavathey Vidyaam” means “One who aspires
wisdom, attains it”.

ANSWERS!

Q01
These are the lyrics of a song written for a
certain important event in 1883. It was printed
in a monthly magazine “Melbourn Punch”, it
has the same rhyming scheme as that of a
british poem “What’s at the Window”.
A part of these lyrics are still a very important
part of the event talked about.
What Event?

A01
The First Ashes
(lyrics written on the urn)

Q02
There is a common custom of
including important landmarks
from the city in the jersey of the
city’s sports team. Following this
custom, Mumbai Indians in 2010
put golden stripes throughout
the top part of their jersey as
shown in the adjacent picture.
Identify what did these represent.

A02
Bandra-Worli Sea Link

Q03
X was originally from baseball but now has found its way into volleyball, football
and cricket. It works on the principle of minimizing the spin of the ball while its
moving in the air, causing an erratic, unpredictable motion.
The air flow over a seam of the ball causes the ball to change from laminar to
turbulent flow. This change adds a deflecting force to the baseball, making it
difficult for batters to hit, for goalkeepers to catch, for players to volley and even
for the user to control.
Identify this technique X, named after the body part used for its delivery and
whose masters include (but not limited to) Juninho, Zaheer Khan and Eddie
Cicotte - one of the creators of it.

A03
Knuckle Ball

Q04
Another tale from the Mahabharata involves Arjuna’s son, Abhimanyu, who
invaded the Chakravyuh, a seven-tiered defensive army formation, of the
Kauravas.
It draws sporting parallels to a sport X in which a player moves into the opposition
side, who somewhat have the same motive as that of Kauravas.

A04
Kabaddi

Q05
We will never forget January 10, 2012; then it was the day that the Indian national
football team faced FC Bayern Munich for a mid-season friendly in the first-ever
Audi Football Summit at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in New Delhi.
Bayern Munich in the end won 4-0, but that day it was about something else,
which was happening for the last time for India.
What is the event mentioned here?

A05
Baichung Bhutia’s
Farewell match before his
retirement

A06
X- NIRMA Moment

Q07
The logo of the X shows hansa, the swan, which is a symbol of the
pursuit of knowledge. The three intertwined swans symbolize the
three major aspects of X: Research & Development, Training and
Extension. The design is taken from an Ashokan period relic of the 3rd
century BCE which was found in excavations near Maski in Raichur
district, Karnataka. The motto has been taken from the Isha
Upanishad and means 'life eternal through learning'.
Identify X.

A07
NCERT

A08
X- SILK ROUTE
Y- Lord Mohit Chauhan

Q09
Shown here is the flat structure of a
chemical molecule, synthesised in the late
1960s, and named after the structure’s
look, and events happening in the world.
Another very apt connection is the specific
number of carbon on which the -OH group
is present.
What is the molecule named after? Which
numbered carbon atom is the -OH present
on?

A09
Apolloane, named after
its resemblance to a
rocket and the Apollo
moon landings

Q10
These are symbolic representation of
X, which is considered a symbol of
development for cities and has also
become part of people’s day to day
lives.
Identify X.

A10
Metro Routes!
Patna Soon??

Q11
There are two such towers in Hyderabad,
these are called “Towers of Silence”.
These were used by a certain community
for X by Vultures, but as it has been
more than 20 years since a vulture
swooped down here as they are on the
verge of extinction.
The community has moved onto an
alternative for X by using Y which is quite
evident in the picture.
Describe X and Technique Y.

A11
X- Cremation/ Sky Burial
Y- Solar Concentrators

A12
Drivers and
conductors on
London
double-decker
buses

Q13
Music producer Laxmikanth (of Laxmikanth-Pyarelal) and lyricist (a
then young) Javed Akhtar were struggling to come up with an exciting
song for an N Chandra movie. After three-four fruitless sittings, Javed
Akhtar dropped out.
Afraid that Laxmikanth would drop out next, N Chandra shared with him
a signature Koli tune playing in his head. Laxmikanth had heard of it too
and immediately created dummy lyrics for the tune.
This dummy song was then dispatched to Javed Akhtar to fill lyrics in
but in a stroke of genius, he used the same dummy lyrics in the
original song.
The song became a major hit and inspired the creation of a new
category of Filmfare Awards.
ID the song.

A13
Ek Do Teen

Q14
Recently a company post this on its social media page.
Give the company or Put Funda.

A14
Samsung Mobile
Apple Launches iphone 15
with C type charger

A15
Kamdhenu

A16
X-Sugar
Y- Cheeni

Q17
Shoes on the Danube Promenade
is a haunting tribute to a horrifying
time in history .The monument
consists of 60 pairs of 1940s-style
shoes, true to life in size and detail,
sculpted out of iron.
To whom does it pay homage and
for what reason the shoes were
chosen to do so?

A17
● Jews Massacred
by Szalasi
● Shoes were
expensive , forced
to remove them
before being shot.
It represents no
class of people
were spared.

Q18
John Chapman born in the 1770’s aka Johnny _____seed was a
frontiersman and nurseryman, immortalised in history as an eccentric folk
hero dressed in rags and flinging around _____ seeds. His lifestyle is said
to have allowed him to live upto 70 and the only time he fell sick was
before he died.
He had such a major impact that during the Prohibition he was considered
a symbol of debauchery and The American Dionysus and not the saint he
is attributed to be today.
Identify the popular phrase attributed to him.

A18
”An Apple a Day
keeps the
Doctor Away”

Q19
This is the world’s first film studio, Black
Maria, setup in 1893 and situated in New
Jersey.
This production house is responsible for
almost all early film productions.
Including many classics. It was so
capable because of the then newly
invented Kinetograph.
This property belonged to a very famous
person X who being a businessman
earned a lot from this.
Identify X.

A19
X-Thomas Edison

A20
IIT Patna

BONUS
This building is surrounded by scattering lights and ballistic missiles. Being
shaped like curly braces this complex used to have a very sick look to it. At
the moment it’s three quarters of what it is supposed to be, surrounded by
sand and haunted by the woes of its residents.
Identify this building which has an identity crisis.

BONUS
ARYABHATTA
Hostel

Fin
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