This document discusses various trivia questions related to pop culture, current events, and geography. It includes fill-in-the-blank questions about Buzzfeed, Mount Meru, the TV show Great British Bake Off, Tinder's new product line, and other topics. Multiple choice and connect-the-dots style questions are also included about reality shows, viral internet challenges, and famous diets. The document tests knowledge across many domains in a quiz-like format.

1. TangoLimaCharlie
The TLC QUIZ

2. Rules

3. FITB
An enormously expansive online
resource, _____ dominates global
newsfeeds and countless hours of your
day with addictive bite-sized videos.
____ has amassed over 75M Facebook
followers and billions of autoplay views.
Spin-offs include _____
junior/story/happy-hour. Apart from a
book, _____ also launched products in
collaboration with Walmart.

4. Buzzfeed Tasty

5. 2.

6. ID X
The X eat a balanced diet. A Guardian article describes:
‘Sweets are eaten sparingly; hunks of crusty bread are
accompanied by handfuls of radishes or fresh fruit…
Despite an abundance of humbugs, toffees and ginger
pop, when grouped into the five main food categories
(fruit and vegetable; meat and fish; dairy; starchy
foods; high fat/sugar foods), no one group outweighs
another.
This healthy but not hearty diet of the X is consistent
with the post WWII dietary history.
ID X from their very famous diet.

7. The Famous Five

8. Connect

9. NEw Apple Emojis released on world emoji day 2018

10. ID
X is a dormant stratovolcano located
70 kilometres (43 mi) west of Mount
Kilimanjaro in the country of
Tanzania. At a height of 4,562.13
metres (14,968 ft),it is visible from
Mount Kilimanjaro on a clear day. It is
the second-highest mountain in
Tanzania, after Mount Kilimanjaro.
ID X, Also the name of what is
described in this painting from a Jain
cosmological text. “The Sun along
with all the planets circle the X, make
determining its location most
difficult, according to most scholars.”
or X could be somewhere in
Northwestern Kashmir

11. Mount Meru

12. ID
X is the most British of shows, yet has Americans
transfixed. The show is ‘... so good-natured and mild
mannered, while still being completely absorbing’
unlike what American audiences are used to in the
genre predominantly due to another ‘British import’.
The show moved to Netflix in Aug 2018 and
succeeded as a binge-watchable show despite
skepticism as they changed the old tried and tested
recipe with the altered ‘cast’.
It airs on a slightly different name in the US due to
trademark by a brand closely related to content of this
show.

13. GBBS

14. What?
In April 2018, we will celebrate the 60th anniversary of
this Japanese invention, by Yoshiaki Shiraishi (1914–
2001), who is also credited with another failed futuristic
invention in the same field.
This was born out of necessity in his understaffed
restaurant and rose to popularity in the 70s after display
at the Osaka World Expo and furthermore after the
Financial Crisis of the 90s.
It helps visitors who might be anxious about the language
barrier, and it has become something of a tourist
attraction in its own right, while minimising the scope for
social interaction unlike other fast-food outlets.

15. Conveyor belt sushi

16. This show won People’s Choice The Revival Show of
2018 and its premise relies on stereotypes while also
attempting to address deep issues.
Originally aired in 2003 as ____ __ __ __
_____ Y/X, a spin off(6 words) (Titles contain
words that are ‘opposites’ )
But eventually stuck to just ____ __ and the
reviews show that the new edition has been made
better than before.
"____ __ adapts for a different era without losing
its style, charm, or sense of fun,just as sweetly
addictive even after a change in location and a new
group of hosts."

17. Queer Eye (Queer Eye For THE straight guy/girl)

18. ID
The X(3) is a reality show tests the team's resolve and
relationships, and teams are eliminated along the way
but not due to someone else doing something against
that team.
A show that has completed 30 seasons,inspired a
Canadian animated series called "The
Ridonculous___"
Here, iconic __ ____ of X are called "chill zones"
and contestants are eliminated if they fail to step on
the "carpet of completion" in time. ( map relevant to
the show)

20. ID X , What game?
‘The ______ __ ___Card Game is simple, even
though ______may not be.’
‘It’s specially designed for ______, Or lack thereof.,
X in collaboration with Nothing is Sacred, launched
these cards inspired by the Cards against Humanity,
named after X’s brand-new 3-word tagline.
This deck comes with 50 Question Cards (including
Bollywood, Action and Improv rounds) and 200
Answer cards – with content that’s “painfully
relatable, hilariously inappropriate, and 100% Shudh
Desi”.

21. Tinder - adultng can wait

22. According to lore, the X challenge is a viral game shared
on messaging services like WhatsApp that goads young
children into violence or even suicide.
Images of the devilish bird-lady supposedly pop up with
creepy messages and commands that are said to
escalate to extreme violence and horror which led to
Youtube releasing a statement on 27 Feb 2019.
The name of this challenge might mislead you into
thinking its a version of a seeming less sinful South-
Korean challenge.
X was subject to hot controversy in Summer 2017 in
parts of North India.

24. Momo challenge

25. ID
Manish Chandra’s social commerce platform
Poshmark is a clothing reseller. It’s now the second-
most-popular iPhone shopping app in the United
States, and it has benefited from a growing consumer
comfort with secondhand goods.
Its platform links buyers with an array of sellers —
from a hipster offering up a boutique, barely-worn
jacket or an influencer experimenting with her own
fashion line.
He credits a recent cultural phenomena, a personal
brand for sparking his new-found success. What?

26. Tidying up with Marie kondo/ konmari

28. A Zimbabwean activist launched an online petition in
Dec 2018 calling on a large corporation to give up its
trademark for “_____ _____,” calling it to draw
attention to the appropriation of African culture.
Popularised first in 1982 by the band Them Mushrooms,
the phrase is widely used in East Africa, especially the
coastal region as a response to greetings.
"It would be like trademarking 'good morning' or 'it is
raining cats and dogs' in the case of English.”
The petition claims it sets a terrible precedence and
sullies the very spirit of the term to begin with.
What common phrase, particularly relevant (again) in
2019?

29. Hakuna matata

30. FITB
In 2016, Ben & Jerry’s came out with an extra sweet
(and punny) ice cream to help "get big money out of
politics," expand voter access and voting rights,
participate in our democracy called ______-___.
The peppermint ice cream shares similar ideals with
the flavour ‘Bernie’s Yearning’, that is majorly mint,
oppressively covered by a thick solid chocolate disk
that represents the wealth of the one percent. In a
move of economic redistribution, the eater smashes
the disc and mixes it up with the other 99 percent.
FITB.

31. Empower Mint

32. Give the alternative name
✖ 2013 Confederations Cup riots or Brazillian Autumn
has another name that is a play on a graphic novel
about a mysterious revolutionary Vigilante.
✖ This name originated when more than 60
protesters were arrested for carrying X as a home
remedy against the tear gas and pepper spray used
by police.
✖ The police falsely claimed that X can be used to
make bombs. Salad Dressings emerged as
alternatives.
✖ A Facebook page was created with the alt. Name
for the protest and stated: The 'Salad Uprising' has
begun.

33. V for Vinegar

34. Sufferers from Stendhal syndrome often feel
overwhelmed, anxious, and even nauseous when
seeing what they perceive to be immense beauty
(such as something in the natural world like a
beautiful sunset). The effects are relatively short-
lived and do not seem to require medical
intervention.
This is also known as Florence Syndrome where its
considered a ‘Tourist Disease.’
The most common cause of this, gives it another
name that is also a British TV Series we grew up
watching on Disney.

35. ART attack

36. ID X
The term is derived from an old children's game called
Xstones (like a game of marbles), which takes its name
from the obsolete verb X, meaning "to dab" or "to pat."
It is also a 19th-Century American slang for ‘money in
small amounts.’
It is unclear as to how X claimed its current meaning but
it is a 20th-century development. X remains more
prevalent among the young and children.
In the UK and Australia, different words convey this
meaning.
… whenever he got an idea for a story, an article or a play … he jotted down a
note on [a penny postcard] and mailed it to himself. He was not only reminded
when it arrived, but it seems the postoffice stamp gave him some sort of X on
copyright.
— Claudia Cassidy, The Chicago Sunday Tribune, 10 June 1951

37. dibs

38. What?
To file this ‘request’, all one needs to do is fill a
simple form, with 4-5 alternatives in order of
preference, and pay a sum of Rs. 250 along with 18
per cent GST.
On February 27th, An office in Andheri, Mumbai was
bombarded with different variants of this request to
replicate a mid-January success of a similar nature.
What rather ‘insensitive’ and exploitative activity
was this ?

39. Registration of movie title based on pulwama attacks

40. Connect

41. Swiggy voice of hunger challenge

42. Which Award?
Dead or sterile.
Astounding misapplication of judgment.
Cause one's own demise.
Capable of sound judgment.
The event must be verified
These are the qualifications for an ‘award’
conferred for a certain ‘supreme service’ of
chlorinating the pool. 88.7% of recipients have been
male. Been very popular on the internet since 1995.
This is also called the ‘Rusty Chromosome Award’.
What?

43. The Darwin awards

44. Funny or Die, a youtube channel released a mashup
of an epic crossover between a much adored
cinematic franchise and a super-hit critically
acclaimed period-drama series.
The title of the video is a perfect pun on the title
with reference to the franchise.
The character's humor (from the show) stands in
stark contrast to the events taking place in the video,
which are lot more dire and serious.

45. This pop culture trope derives from a real-life
psychiatric problem. Although this can affect people
of all genders, ages races and preferences, it is
mainly attributed to older white women and specific
manifestation of this problem, often feared by the
community.
A parasitical disease Toxoplasmosis that causes
neurological maladies such as schizophrenia is
found to be a factor in real life cases as a cause or
effect.
However, more and more women are claiming this
identity and embracing this future situation as ideal.

46. Crazy cat lady

47. ID X
According to the legend, Princess Suriratna, also
known as Heo Hwang-ok, went to Korea in 48 AD,
some 2000 years ago, and married a local king.
In 2001, more than 100 historians and government
representatives, including the North Korean
ambassador to India, unveiled Queen Hwang-ok's
memorial in X, the alleged her hometown around
Diwali. The legendary X is said to have been
abandoned after the death of King Brihadbala and
given its present name by SkandaGupta
On the 22nd of Feb 2019,during PMs visit to South
Korea An agreement was signed for releasing a joint
stamp, commemorating the Princess.

48. ID X/ what service do they provide?
iitiimX.com was launched in 2014 by Alma Mater
Matters Pvt Ltd to match supply and demand in a
very unique sector.
‘We authenticate each profile on the basis of education by screening
their institution’s degree, ID-card/mark sheet etc. We wish to cover
Engineering, Management, Architecture, Medicine, Finance, Law,
Fashion Design, Theater, Media Communication, Psychology,
Sociology, Music, Dance , Animal Psychology and you name it. Senior
Government Officers are also included. An indicative list of such
institutions has been listed in the eligibility criteria.,’
However their requirements are relatively less stringent
for women.
Image:

50. Matrimonial services

51. ID X
Following the attacks of 9/11 in 2001, there was a spike in
the purchase of a certain commodity.
Factories were operating at full capacity and pumping
more of this otherwise imported good with Made in USA
labels to capitalise/ ‘Do their Part’ in the dark days that
followed
Americans started buying X hours after the attacks. Wal-
Mart sold 116,000 units on that Tuesday. Every house
needed one.
Based on this data, the company quickly bought up the
available stock of Xs from every supplier it could reach.
Wal-Mart had effectively ‘monopolised’, and its
competitors were unable to restock their shelves.This
story has become something of a legend in operations
management communities.

52. American Flags

53. London Gents spend hard earned dollars,
To buy starched detachable _____,
But through the nights, if necks might
swell,
By mornings they’d be stiffs as well.

54. A Zimbabwean activist launched an online petition in
Dec 2018 calling on a large corporation to give up its
trademark for “_____ _____,” calling it to draw
attention to the appropriation of African culture.
Popularised first in 1982 by the band Them Mushrooms,
the phrase is widely used in East Africa, especially the
coastal region as a response to greetings.
"It would be like trademarking 'good morning' or 'it is
raining cats and dogs' in the case of English.”
The petition claims it sets a terrible precedence and
sullies the very spirit of the term to begin with.
What common phrase, particularly relevant (again) in
2019?

55. Hakuna matata

56. If we had a rupee for every-time we made this error,
we would be much richer. This common,mistake
under the influence of a certain google application,
costs us time, money and energy.
When approaching this ‘situation’ most of us have a
mini panic attack and such issues remain the reason
why the older generations remain skeptical of this
platform.However users abroad do not face this
dilemma.
In response to a tweet by a Delhi comic, Google said:

58. Flyover exits on google maps

59. In July of 2017, the resurgence of new sexual abuse
allegations against R. Kelly prompted Atlanta Arts
Administrator, Oronike Odeleye to take action and
start a major hashtag campaign against the artist.
#XRKelly- X being an outcome sought.
Later, Spotify rolled out a specific feature on their
app, the first of its kind on any streaming platform
and it most likely is a response to this campaign.(Jan
2019)
This effective yet not-absolute feature then became a
major meme where people came together or apart in
using it. Artists like Ed Sheeran, Perry, Camila
Cabello were mentioned too.

60. #MuteRKelly - ‘don't play this artist’ feature