The document appears to be a quiz with 20 multiple choice or identification questions about technology, movies, companies and other topics related to science and business. It provides the questions, hints if included, and answers. The quiz master states the rules that there is no negative marking, the audience can win prizes for leftover questions, and their name can be the answer to any question.

2. The rules….
• The more you stare at the question, the more the answer stares back at you
• Quiz master is god, so whatever he says is right and correct
• If you think quizmaster is wrong then refer to the rule mentioned above
• There will be 20 questions in this round too
• No negative marking, so don’t leave any questions unanswered. Even my
name can be answer to any question ;)
• The longer the question, the easier the answer.
• Audience will also get prizes if you answer any questions that are left
unanswered by the teams

3. Q.1 Expand MODEM

5. Modulator Demodulator

6. Q.2 What are they famously known as
Hint: Count the number of people

8. The Traitorous Eight were 8 employees who left Shockley
semiconductors to form fairchld semiconductors.

9. Q.3 ID The Company

11. XEROX

12. Q.4 ID The Movie
• This film contains numerous references to Apple computers: when
______ is fully charged by the sun, he makes the same “boot up”
sound that most of Apple’s Macintosh computers have made since
circa 1996. _____ watches his favorite movie every night on the
screen of an iPod. The villainous _______’s voice is provided by
Apple’s text-to-speech system, MacinTalk. _______’s sleek design as
an evolution of _____’s parallels the sleek iMac design having evolved
from the boxy Apple IIe. Which film?

14. WALL-E

15. Q.5 Whose famous rivalry led to the
electrocution of an elephant

17. Thomas Alva Edison v/s Nikolas Tesla
DC v/s AC

18. Q.6 ID The PC
• X was a 1980 business-oriented computer internally codenamed
“Sara”. X was regarded as a huge failure, as it had no fan or air vents,
and to decapitate heat, the base of X was made of aluminum to act as
a heat sink. The immense amount of heat caused chips to expand and
actually dislodge from their sockets. Even floppy disks would melt.
Customers were advised by tech support to (I kid you not) “lift the
case 3 inches above the ground and drop it” to reseat the chips. X
was a massive failure, and the company decided to continue with
production of its predecessor. Identify X.

20. Apple III

21. Q.7 Put Funda(What is this…?)

23. Google’s April fool prank 2019

24. Q.8 ID the company from this old logo

26. Samsung

27. Q.9 ID The social networking site
• A guy lost his girlfriend in a train accident but the girl’s name nowhere
appeared in the dead list. This guy grew up and became an IT
technical architect in his late 20s.He hired developers from the whole
globe and planned to make a software where he could search for his
girlfriend through the web. Things went as planned and he found her,
after losing millions of dollars and 3 long years. It was time to shut
down the search operation, when the CEO of a company had a word
with this guy and took over this application. Who?

29. Orkut

30. Q.10 This photo is known as Jennifer in
paradise. What is special about this…?

32. This was the first photo shopped image.

33. Q.11 ID The Company
• The founders of this company wanted the clients and outsiders to feel
that they were an already established company. So they named their
first product as version 2 of the product thinking that people would
think of them as a well established company. It started as Relational
Software's Inc. Today it is one of the most famous companies.

35. Oracle

36. Q.12

38. MIC DROP

39. Q.13 This was a movie created by IBM.
What makes it so special.

41. The movie was made using individual atoms

42. Q.14 Connect

44. All these are the subsidiaries of Amazon

45. Q.15.______’s Law asserts that the number of
transistors on a microchip doubles every two
years, though the cost of computers is halved

47. Moore's Law asserts that the number of
transistors on a microchip doubles every two
years, though the cost of computers is halved

48. Q.16 Connect

50. The Onion Router

51. Q.17 ID X
X was founded by Paul V. Galvin as the Galvin Manufacturing
Corporation in 1928. The name X wasgiven in 1947. The name was first
used as a brand name for car radios which the company marketed in
1930s.

53. Motorola

54. Q.18 ID the old logo of this company

56. Canon

57. Q.19 ID X and Y
• X was initially named as Jump man by the founder. He created X
because he couldn’t get the license to use Popeye,Bluto and Olive
Oyl.The company Y to which X character belongs to named the
character X because it was unable to pay the rent to Mr X Segale.So in
compensation the company Y named the character X after Mr X
Segale.

59. X=Mario Y=Nintendo

60. Q.20 ID the company

62. Infosys

63. Guess the next two marvel titles…?

65. Thank you for bearing me for so long
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