This document contains a series of questions related to technology, business, and geography. It discusses topics like Tuvalu's main source of revenue during the dot-com bubble, Eric Schmidt's role at Google and history with Sun Microsystems, benefits policies of certain LGBTQ-friendly companies, antitrust laws, the peak of the NASDAQ Composite index during the dot-com bubble, details about the island of Java, and the location of Sun Microsystems' office in Bengaluru. Connects are made between the questions and answers.

1. Tech–Q–uila 2.0 8 Questions carrying 10 pts each -10 on Wrong Connect throughout Quiz Master : Abhishek Gupta

2. 80/-10 26 square kms of total land size. 4th smallest country in the world. The BBC calls this a “sinking paradise” due to global warming and rising ocean levels. What emerged as Tuvalu's main source of revenue during the dot-com bubble .

3. 70/-10 X was an informal advisor to the Barack Obama presidential campaign and began campaigning in October 2008 on behalf of Obama. Author of the lex tool for generation of lexical analyzers used in compilers. Currently sits on the board of Apple. Rated as one of the 50 most important people on the Web by PC World. He is rumoured to have coined the term “Cloud Computing”. Who?

4. 60 /-10 X uses this art (shown on the pic at the right) known as Y on many of their book covers.The answer to this question is connected to the final connect using the second picture. Connect

5. 50/-10 X provides same-sex partners of its employees with health benefits and provides an anti-discrimination clause. The Human Rights Campaign has consistently rated X 100% on its index of gay-friendliness since 2003 .In 2007, X UK was ranked #1 in the Stonewall UK annual workplace equality index. X has won over forty gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender awards globally. What am I talking about.

6. 40/-10 X is a body of laws that prohibits anti-competitive behavior and unfair business practices. X laws are designed to encourage competition in the marketplace. These competition laws make illegal certain practices deemed to hurt businesses or consumers or both, or generally to violate standards of ethical behavior. Government agencies known as competition regulators, along with private litigants, apply the X and consumer protection laws. The term "X" was originally formulated to combat monopoly , now more commonly known as cartels. Other countries use the term "competition law"

7. 30/-10 The technology-heavy NASDAQ Composite index peaked at 5,048 in March 2000, reflecting the high point which phenomenon ?

8. 20/-10 X is an island of Indonesia . Once the centre of powerful Hindu kingdoms, Islamic sultanates, and the core of the colonial Dutch East Indies, X now plays a dominant role in the economic and political life of Indonesia. Home to a population of 130 million in 2006, it is the most populous island in the world, ahead of Honsh?, the main island of Japan. X is also one of the most densely populated regions on Earth. If the island were a country, it would be the tenth most populous in the world, just ahead of Japan.

9. 10/0 What has been shown with the A mark in the map.

10. Sun Microsystems Inc. 1.Sale of its ".tv" Internet domain name from the .com bubble(Connected to the Dot Com Bubble which saw the rise of Sun) 2.Eric Emerson Schmidt is Chairman and CEO of Google(former CTO of Sun Microsystems , main contributor to the Java Technology) 3. Oreilly Media and Woodcut (of animals) Connected to Sun through Dev2Dev which is a weblogic oriented site by Oreilly in association with Sun's java.net 4. IBM (Connected to Sun Acquisition) 5. Anti-trust ( Main factor hindering IB –Sun Acquisition) 6. Dot Com Bubble at Peak. 7. Java (Island) 8. Sun Microsystems Office at Bengluru. “ You all should have thought aakhir Mulla Ka Daur Masjid Tak Hi Ho Sakta Hai ”