This document contains a quiz with multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions about various topics. Some of the questions identify the first Walkman, the company that produced the most cars annually from 1998-2014 (Nissan), the location of the first World Cup final (Uruguay), and the last cell in an Excel spreadsheet (XFD1048576). It also includes fill-in-the-blank details about the career of Jonathan Ive, the chief designer at Apple.
The document describes the Artmobile exhibition "Tree to Form" that traveled between 2011-2013. It provides information on hands-on displays and activities for K-12 students on woodworking and examples of wood art. Photos show the Artmobile vehicle and educator leading discussions. Images and descriptions of 12 pieces of wood art are included from the exhibition, ranging from bowls to chairs to prints, focused on transforming trees into artistic forms.
The document summarizes the results of an 8-year study of a family literacy initiative run by First 5 LA. It focuses on the development of language and literacy skills among parents and children in the program. The study found that:
1) Parents' English reading skills, as measured by standardized tests, significantly improved over time in the program. Parents who participated for longer showed greater gains.
2) In follow-up surveys, parents reported that their English skills continued to improve after leaving the program. They felt more able to communicate in English.
3) Children's language, literacy and math skills also significantly improved over the more time they spent in the program. Their skills were still above average after leaving.
The document provides the rules and first few questions for "The General Quiz" trivia competition. It begins with rules stating there are 31 questions, including 5 star marked tiebreaker questions. No outside research is allowed and the top 10 teams will advance to the finals. The first few questions ask players to identify the top goal scorers from various World Cups and the idea proposed by Stuart Robertson to county chairmen in 2001 that became a worldwide cricket phenomenon.
The document provides information about winners of the Golden Boot and Golden Ball awards at past FIFA World Cups from 1994-2010. It also discusses the creation of the T20 cricket format by the ECB in 2001 to replace the Benson & Hedges Cup, and how it has become a worldwide phenomenon. Finally, it identifies Kochadaiiyaan as the title of an upcoming film based on the biography of an ancient Pandyan king.
The document describes the Artmobile exhibition "Tree to Form" that traveled between 2011-2013. It provides information on hands-on displays and activities for K-12 students on woodworking and examples of wood art. Photos show the Artmobile vehicle and educator leading discussions. Images and descriptions of 12 pieces of wood art are included from the exhibition, ranging from bowls to chairs to prints, focused on transforming trees into artistic forms.
The document summarizes the results of an 8-year study of a family literacy initiative run by First 5 LA. It focuses on the development of language and literacy skills among parents and children in the program. The study found that:
1) Parents' English reading skills, as measured by standardized tests, significantly improved over time in the program. Parents who participated for longer showed greater gains.
2) In follow-up surveys, parents reported that their English skills continued to improve after leaving the program. They felt more able to communicate in English.
3) Children's language, literacy and math skills also significantly improved over the more time they spent in the program. Their skills were still above average after leaving.
The document provides the rules and first few questions for "The General Quiz" trivia competition. It begins with rules stating there are 31 questions, including 5 star marked tiebreaker questions. No outside research is allowed and the top 10 teams will advance to the finals. The first few questions ask players to identify the top goal scorers from various World Cups and the idea proposed by Stuart Robertson to county chairmen in 2001 that became a worldwide cricket phenomenon.
The document provides information about winners of the Golden Boot and Golden Ball awards at past FIFA World Cups from 1994-2010. It also discusses the creation of the T20 cricket format by the ECB in 2001 to replace the Benson & Hedges Cup, and how it has become a worldwide phenomenon. Finally, it identifies Kochadaiiyaan as the title of an upcoming film based on the biography of an ancient Pandyan king.
Urbane Irish nationalist Robert Wilson Lynd published an article in 1921 defending superstition. He regarded theatre as the second most superstitious institution in England after horse racing, where wishing someone luck is seen as unlucky so one should say something insulting instead. Pierre Omidyar founded eBay in 1995 after the first item sold was a broken laser pointer for $14.83. Martin Frobisher returned from trying to find the Northwest Passage with a cargo of worthless pyrite which came to be known as "fool's gold".
The Inter-Section General Quiz, conducted by the Literary, Debate and Quiz Club of Manipal, was conducted exclusively for freshers and saw participation from 70 teams.
This document contains 19 multiple choice quiz questions about various topics including movies, world leaders, famous models, companies, scientific theories, and historical figures. It provides context and clues for each question but does not include the answer choices or solutions. The questions cover a wide range of topics and range from identifying people, places, things, and events to explaining origins, relationships and concepts.
Half-Life
3.
- This game is set in a post-apocalyptic open world with four main factions - The Brotherhood of Steel, The Enclave, Raiders and Super Mutants.
- The player controls a customizable vault dweller from Vault 101 who is exiled from their underground shelter.
- Main quests involve helping the various factions while exploring the capital wasteland of Washington DC, including landmarks like the Washington Monument and Capitol Building.
- Released in 2008 by Bethesda Game Studios, it was praised for its freedom and role playing elements.
Which game?
Fallout 3
4.
- This game takes place on the fictional planet
The document provides details about the format and questions for the Quizzotica General Quiz Finals. It includes 10 multiple choice questions on topics like politics, literature, history, and business. The questions cover figures like Silvio Berlusconi, Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, and George W. Bush. It also provides the answers and explanations for each question.
The document provides the rules and structure for a quiz finals competition consisting of 6 rounds. It outlines that there will be no elimination, questions will be asked in a clockwise and anti-clockwise manner between rounds, and the quiz master's decision is final. The first round is a warm up with 2 direct questions per team worth 20 and 10 points respectively without negatives. Subsequent rounds cover topics, pictures, team choice of topic, and a connection round with pounce options. The competition emphasizes speed, agility and testing a wide range of knowledge.
The quiz covered a wide range of topics including literature, films, geography, history and current events. It consisted of 40 questions with a long visual connect round identifying the new 7 wonders of the world. Key figures and events referenced included Bob Dylan, V for Vendetta, Pacman, Apple and Mother Teresa.
The Dr Vikram Sarabhai Rotating Shield Quiz, 2015Ed The Head
Quizmaster's Cut. Includes a few questions that were eaten up by Gmail, and consequently never made it to the quiz.
Some visual Qs may not make sense because they were based on vocal cues, without which I hold quizmastering to be hollow.
Set and presented by Aryaman Nath, Subhav Duggal and myself on February 4th, 2015.
The document provides a summary of the Lone Cub 2012 quiz finals conducted by the Karnataka Quiz Association. It describes the various rounds of the quiz including a written round with photos to identify, a clock-wise round with general knowledge questions, a long visual connect round involving identifying types of hairstyles, and an anti-clockwise round. It provides examples of some of the questions asked and space to write answers.
This document provides information about an upcoming business, science and technology quiz being hosted by Parikirt Jha. There will be 37 multiple choice questions testing knowledge across these topics. In the event of a tie, specific questions will be used to determine the winner. Spelling errors will not affect scoring unless they make the answer unclear. The quizmaster's decision is final.
The document provides the rules and questions for a trivia game show called "Clockwise Round". It includes 10 multiple choice questions about topics like music bands (Imagine Dragons), foods containing marijuana, explosives (RDX), sports (kabaddi), world leaders (Putin), chemical weapons (tear gas), technology companies (BitTorrent), coffee chains (Starbucks), Nobel Peace Prize nominations of Gandhi, and unique Lamborghini car models (Countach and Sesto Elemento).
this quiz is not as good as the "quiz contest 4"
please give your reviews and suggestion regarding it.
For ans and suggestions- drop a mail @ trivedi.aditya52@gmail.com stating yout name , designation(optional) ans presenation you want the ans for.
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This document provides the details of a real quizzing event, including the names of the quiz masters, rules of the quiz, and 20 multiple choice questions with answer options. Participants can earn +10 points for correct answers and receive negative marks for incorrect answers, as determined by the quiz masters. The quiz masters' decisions are final.
1. This round involves identifying companies, people, movies, songs etc. based on clues and filling in blanks.
2. One question asks to identify the famous person who made his stage debut in a supporting role in Richard III and also played roles in Hamlet and Julius Caesar. Some critics called him "the handsomest man in America".
3. Another question asks to identify the Latin American country whose name derives from the local word for a valuable, dark-red tropical wood that has been exported for centuries. The name of this wood is supposed to mean "glowing coal".
20170106 Indian Social Club - Written PreliminariesAnantha Kumar
This document provides the rules and questions for a quiz being held by the Indian Social Club in Sohar. It consists of 26 multiple choice questions labeled A through Z covering topics in history, literature, science, and geography. The questions require identifying people, places, events, and logos in images provided. The document also thanks sponsors and volunteers who helped organize the event.
This document contains questions and answers from a K-Circle session on September 7, 2019 with Samyuktha. Questions 21-30 form a theme related to celebrities and businesses. The document provides questions on various topics and subjects with blank slides labeled "Answer Slide Coming Up!" to be filled in with responses.
The document provides a series of trivia questions and answers related to various topics like business, technology, history, and entertainment. It includes 12 multiple choice questions from Round 1 and 5 common questions between teams from Round 2. Round 3 allows the participant to choose a topic and bid points to answer an open-ended question. The participant chooses to answer a question about the Nota option in Indian elections for 27 points.
The document contains summaries of science, technology, entertainment, India, and business articles. Some key details include:
- A titanium-rich mineral called Armalcolite was discovered on the Moon in 1969.
- Tesla and Edison were believed to have not received the Nobel Prize due to their animosity towards each other.
- Roy Plunkett accidentally discovered Teflon in 1938 while attempting to make a new refrigerant.
- Aurora Borealis and Australis are natural light displays that occur when solar particles interact with the Earth's magnetic field.
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Urbane Irish nationalist Robert Wilson Lynd published an article in 1921 defending superstition. He regarded theatre as the second most superstitious institution in England after horse racing, where wishing someone luck is seen as unlucky so one should say something insulting instead. Pierre Omidyar founded eBay in 1995 after the first item sold was a broken laser pointer for $14.83. Martin Frobisher returned from trying to find the Northwest Passage with a cargo of worthless pyrite which came to be known as "fool's gold".
The Inter-Section General Quiz, conducted by the Literary, Debate and Quiz Club of Manipal, was conducted exclusively for freshers and saw participation from 70 teams.
This document contains 19 multiple choice quiz questions about various topics including movies, world leaders, famous models, companies, scientific theories, and historical figures. It provides context and clues for each question but does not include the answer choices or solutions. The questions cover a wide range of topics and range from identifying people, places, things, and events to explaining origins, relationships and concepts.
Half-Life
3.
- This game is set in a post-apocalyptic open world with four main factions - The Brotherhood of Steel, The Enclave, Raiders and Super Mutants.
- The player controls a customizable vault dweller from Vault 101 who is exiled from their underground shelter.
- Main quests involve helping the various factions while exploring the capital wasteland of Washington DC, including landmarks like the Washington Monument and Capitol Building.
- Released in 2008 by Bethesda Game Studios, it was praised for its freedom and role playing elements.
Which game?
Fallout 3
4.
- This game takes place on the fictional planet
The document provides details about the format and questions for the Quizzotica General Quiz Finals. It includes 10 multiple choice questions on topics like politics, literature, history, and business. The questions cover figures like Silvio Berlusconi, Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, and George W. Bush. It also provides the answers and explanations for each question.
The document provides the rules and structure for a quiz finals competition consisting of 6 rounds. It outlines that there will be no elimination, questions will be asked in a clockwise and anti-clockwise manner between rounds, and the quiz master's decision is final. The first round is a warm up with 2 direct questions per team worth 20 and 10 points respectively without negatives. Subsequent rounds cover topics, pictures, team choice of topic, and a connection round with pounce options. The competition emphasizes speed, agility and testing a wide range of knowledge.
The quiz covered a wide range of topics including literature, films, geography, history and current events. It consisted of 40 questions with a long visual connect round identifying the new 7 wonders of the world. Key figures and events referenced included Bob Dylan, V for Vendetta, Pacman, Apple and Mother Teresa.
The Dr Vikram Sarabhai Rotating Shield Quiz, 2015Ed The Head
Quizmaster's Cut. Includes a few questions that were eaten up by Gmail, and consequently never made it to the quiz.
Some visual Qs may not make sense because they were based on vocal cues, without which I hold quizmastering to be hollow.
Set and presented by Aryaman Nath, Subhav Duggal and myself on February 4th, 2015.
The document provides a summary of the Lone Cub 2012 quiz finals conducted by the Karnataka Quiz Association. It describes the various rounds of the quiz including a written round with photos to identify, a clock-wise round with general knowledge questions, a long visual connect round involving identifying types of hairstyles, and an anti-clockwise round. It provides examples of some of the questions asked and space to write answers.
This document provides information about an upcoming business, science and technology quiz being hosted by Parikirt Jha. There will be 37 multiple choice questions testing knowledge across these topics. In the event of a tie, specific questions will be used to determine the winner. Spelling errors will not affect scoring unless they make the answer unclear. The quizmaster's decision is final.
The document provides the rules and questions for a trivia game show called "Clockwise Round". It includes 10 multiple choice questions about topics like music bands (Imagine Dragons), foods containing marijuana, explosives (RDX), sports (kabaddi), world leaders (Putin), chemical weapons (tear gas), technology companies (BitTorrent), coffee chains (Starbucks), Nobel Peace Prize nominations of Gandhi, and unique Lamborghini car models (Countach and Sesto Elemento).
this quiz is not as good as the "quiz contest 4"
please give your reviews and suggestion regarding it.
For ans and suggestions- drop a mail @ trivedi.aditya52@gmail.com stating yout name , designation(optional) ans presenation you want the ans for.
The United States of America ( Estados Unidos da America)João Fernandes
The United States of America ( Estados Unidos da America)
Trabalho para a aula de Inglês
Se for Professor e quiser o powerpoint para mostrar aos seus alunos mande um email para jfgcf@netcabo.pt que eu enviarei o ficheiro assim que tiver a oportunidade de o ler.
This document provides the details of a real quizzing event, including the names of the quiz masters, rules of the quiz, and 20 multiple choice questions with answer options. Participants can earn +10 points for correct answers and receive negative marks for incorrect answers, as determined by the quiz masters. The quiz masters' decisions are final.
1. This round involves identifying companies, people, movies, songs etc. based on clues and filling in blanks.
2. One question asks to identify the famous person who made his stage debut in a supporting role in Richard III and also played roles in Hamlet and Julius Caesar. Some critics called him "the handsomest man in America".
3. Another question asks to identify the Latin American country whose name derives from the local word for a valuable, dark-red tropical wood that has been exported for centuries. The name of this wood is supposed to mean "glowing coal".
20170106 Indian Social Club - Written PreliminariesAnantha Kumar
This document provides the rules and questions for a quiz being held by the Indian Social Club in Sohar. It consists of 26 multiple choice questions labeled A through Z covering topics in history, literature, science, and geography. The questions require identifying people, places, events, and logos in images provided. The document also thanks sponsors and volunteers who helped organize the event.
This document contains questions and answers from a K-Circle session on September 7, 2019 with Samyuktha. Questions 21-30 form a theme related to celebrities and businesses. The document provides questions on various topics and subjects with blank slides labeled "Answer Slide Coming Up!" to be filled in with responses.
The document provides a series of trivia questions and answers related to various topics like business, technology, history, and entertainment. It includes 12 multiple choice questions from Round 1 and 5 common questions between teams from Round 2. Round 3 allows the participant to choose a topic and bid points to answer an open-ended question. The participant chooses to answer a question about the Nota option in Indian elections for 27 points.
The document contains summaries of science, technology, entertainment, India, and business articles. Some key details include:
- A titanium-rich mineral called Armalcolite was discovered on the Moon in 1969.
- Tesla and Edison were believed to have not received the Nobel Prize due to their animosity towards each other.
- Roy Plunkett accidentally discovered Teflon in 1938 while attempting to make a new refrigerant.
- Aurora Borealis and Australis are natural light displays that occur when solar particles interact with the Earth's magnetic field.
13062024_First India Newspaper Jaipur.pdfFIRST INDIA
Find Latest India News and Breaking News these days from India on Politics, Business, Entertainment, Technology, Sports, Lifestyle and Coronavirus News in India and the world over that you can't miss. For real time update Visit our social media handle. Read First India NewsPaper in your morning replace. Visit First India.
CLICK:- https://firstindia.co.in/
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Pema Khandu, born on August 21, 1979, is an Indian politician and the Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh. He is the son of former Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Dorjee Khandu. Pema Khandu assumed office as the Chief Minister in July 2016, making him one of the youngest Chief Ministers in India at that time.
2. What are we talking about??
• The original ------------- was marketed in 1979 as
the ------------- in Japan and, from 1980, the
Soundabout in many other countries including
the US, Freestyle in Sweden and the Stowaway in
the UK. Advertising, despite all the foreign
languages, still attracted thousands of buyers in
the US specifically. Morita hated the name "--------
-----" and asked that it be changed, but relented
after being told by junior executives that a
promotion campaign had already begun using the
brand name and that it would be too expensive
to change.
7. Believed to be the first coupon
published by the coca-cola company.
8. • What is defined as “a message, graphic, or
sound effect emitted by a program in
response to some undocumented set of
commands or keystrokes, intended as a joke
or to display program credits”??
22. “Heavily built and massive, there was a suggestion of uncouth physical inertia in
the figure, but above this unwieldy frame there was perched a head so masterful
in its brow, so alert in its steel-gray, deep-set eyes, so firm in its lips, and so subtle
in its play of expression, that after the first glance one forgot the gross body and
remembered only the dominant mind”
“The conclusions of every department are passed to him, and he is the central
exchange, the clearinghouse, which makes out the balance. All other men are
specialists, but his specialism is omniscience.”
“...he has no ambition and no energy. He will not even go out of his way to verify
his own solutions, and would rather be considered wrong than take the trouble to
prove himself right. Again and again I have taken a problem to him, and have
received an explanation which has afterwards proved to be the correct one. And
yet he was absolutely incapable of working out the practical points...”
Who?
26. • In 1998, Michel Gondry directed a commercial
for Smirnoff Vodka. It was quite popular, but is
remembered today for something that Gondry
pioneered, which was later used in a film the
following year. What am I talking a?bout?
28. Which mega hit game received the
following awards??
Golden Joystick Awards Ultimate Game of the Year 2003, PS2
Game of the Year,
GameSpot's Best and Worst of 2002 Best Music on PlayStation 2,Best Action
Adventure Game on PlayStation 2,Game
of the Year on PlayStation 2
IGN's Best of 2002 Best Adventure Game for PlayStation 2
(Editor's Choice and Reader's
Choice),Special Achievement for Sound
(Reader's Choice),Best Game of the Year
for PlayStation 2 (Editor's Choice and
Reader's Choice)
1st British Academy Video Games Awards Best Design, Best PC Game, Best Action
Game, Sunday Times Reader Award for
Games, Best PlayStation 2 Game, Best
Sound
38. ID X
1. 195 million pounds of steel are used for the
production of X.
2. 3.5 billion of X are made annually.
3. Although steel is greatly recycled, X is particularly
tough to recycle as it is coated with plastic. As a result,
X takes several decades to decay in a landfill.
4. Thomas Jefferson made the wooden version of X.
Apparently, there are over 200 different patents for it.
5. There’s even an asterism that is named after X.
48. ID the unknown person??
• In 1974, at the age of 17, ------------ married Najwa
Ghanem at Latakia, Syria; they were separated before
September 11, 2001. ------------'s other known wives
were Khadijah Sharif (married 1983, divorced 1990s);
Khairiah Sabar (married 1985); Siham Sabar (married
1987); and Amal al- sadah (married 2000). Some
sources also list a sixth wife, name unknown, whose
marriage to ------------ was annulled soon after the
ceremony. ------------ fathered between 20 and 26
children with his wives. Many of ------------'s children
fled to Iran following the September 11 attacks and as
of 2010, Iranian authorities reportedly continue to
control their movements.
50. • The Indianapolis 500 is one of the oldest, most
significant motorsport events in the world.
Under the ownership of Tony Hulman, what
very famous command became popular?
58. Fill in the blanks
• In 1999, ------------ was named by the MIT Technology Review TR100 one of the top 100 innovators in the world under age 35.
• In 2003, he was the winner of the Design Museum’s Designer of the Year Award.
• In 2004, he was named the "Most Influential Person on British Culture" by the BBC.
•
In 2007, the UK edition of GQ magazine named ------------ "Product Designer of the Year."
• In 2007, ------------ ------------he was awarded the 2007 National Design Award in the product-design category for his work on the X.
• In 2008, he was named the No. 1 "Most Influential Briton in America" by the Daily Telegraph [ Creativity Online included ------------ in
their "Creativity 50" list.The same year, he was awarded the MDA Personal Achievement Award for the design of the X.
• In 2009, ------------------------he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the Rhode Island School of Design and honorary doctor of the
Royal College of Art. Also in 2009, Fast Company put him at No. 1 on their list of "100 Most Creative People in Business; the Daily
Telegraph named him the second "Most Influential Briton in Technology, Forbes magazine listed him as second amongst the "Most
Powerful People in Technology; and The Guardian named him "Inventor of the Decade".
• In 2010, Bloomberg Business Week listed ------------ among the "World's Most Influential Designers", CNN Money named him "Smartest
Designer" in their "Smartest People in Tech" story. ------------ was listed at No. 18 on "The Vanity Fair 100" list, and Eureka of The Times
group placed him No. 5 on their list of "Britain's Most Important Scientists"; Fortune named ------------ the "world's smartest designer"
for his work on Apple products.
• In 2011, the Daily Mail profiled ------------, hailing him as a "design genius". He also was nominated for a British Inspiration Award.
• In 2012, Vanity Fair gave ------------ along with X’s CEO the first spot on their annual "New Establishment" List.
• In 2013 Blue Peter awarded ------------ a gold Blue Peter badge.
• In 2013, ------------ was profiled by musician and activist Bono in The 2013 TIME 100, the TIME annual list of the 100 most influential
people in the world.
• ------------ was appointed Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the 2006 New Year Honor for services to the design
industry. In the 2012 New Year Honors, he was elevated to Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE) for "services to
design and enterprise"; he was knighted by Princess Anne in Buckingham Palace in a May 2012 ceremony. He described the honor as
"absolutely thrilling" and said he was "both humbled and sincerely grateful".
• As of 2011, ------------ is listed as an inventor on 596 design and utility patents.
62. • Whose slogan in 2011 was ‘Badal Do Zamana’
meaning ‘Change The World’ in Urdu
63.
64. Which product??
Region Units sold First available
Japan 21 million March, 2000
Asia 25.42 million March, 2000
North America 50 million Oct., 2000
PAL region 51 million Nov., 2000
Worldwide 155 million -