The document describes the rules for a trivia game being played in a 3x3 grid format. Teams take turns answering questions on different topics from the grid. Questions must be directly attempted for points, with no option to pass. Correct answers score +20 points and wrong answers -10 points, with no penalty for not attempting. Other teams can write down answers if the attempting team gets it wrong or forfeits. Sample questions are then provided on the grid topics of traditions, adventure, advertising, literature, typography, publishing, places, clothing, and pop culture.

1. THE BALL IS IN YOUR
COURT!
•A 3x3 grid. Choose your own topic.
•Order based on current scores – bottom
one first!
•Question cannot be „passed‟. Scoring for
direct try: +20/-10. No negatives if you
don‟t attempt.
•However other teams can write down
their answers if the team attempting the
question directly answers wrong or forfeits

2. GRID
ADVERTISING
TRADITIONS
ADVENTURE
LITERATURE
TYPOGRAPHY
PUBLISHING
PLACES
CLOTHING
POP CULTURE

3. TRADITIONS
 The only 6 manufacturers that meet the criteria
currently are:
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Augustiner-Bräu
Hacker-Pschorr-Bräu
Löwenbräu
Paulaner
Spatenbräu
Staatliches Hofbräu-München
 What do they produce, which qualifies for a
certain occasion?

4. Beers allowed in Oktoberfest.
 The criteria are:
The beer has to brewed within Munich city
limits.
2. The beer must have a minimum content of 6%
alcohol by volume.
1.

5. ADVENTURE
 The way to the “final destination” is marked by an
ever increasing number of „unusual‟ mile markers
– informal checkpoints that serve travellers on the
route. One of the most famous is Green Boots.
 What is the “final destination” and what is
„unusual‟ about these markers?

6. Dead mountaineers on Everest.
 The snow keeps the bodies preserved, thereby
making the corpses a somewhat morbid variety of
milestones.

7. ADVERTISING
 An ad for which company?

8. The girl‟s skin is spotless!

9. LITERATURE
 Whose first two lines came in a story collection
titled The Man With Two Left Feet and were as
follows:
"Mrs. Gregson to see you, sir."
"Very good, sir. Which suit will you wear?"

10. Jeeves.
 A “gentleman‟s personal gentleman”

11. TYPOGRAPHY
 The practice of using medial capitals – as in
words like „iPod‟ and „PowerPoint‟, or in chemical
formulae (e.g. NaCl) – is colloquially named after
an animal. Name the animal/explain funda.

13. PUBLISHING
 What term gets its name from The Sun's practice
of featuring a female glamour model since
November 1970?

14. Page 3.

15. PLACES
 A street in the heart of Tashkent. Named after
whom?

16. Lal Bahadur Shastri
 The Indo-Pak war of 1965 formally ended with the
Tashkent Agreement on 10th Jan, 1966. Shastri
died the very next day in the city.

17. POP CULTURE
 Comic about whom?

18. POP CULTURE

19. Crime Master Gogo

20. CLOTHING
 Dungaree is a kind of coarse thick 2/2 twill-weave
cotton cloth, often coloured blue, primarily used
for making work overalls. What place does this
fabric owe its name to?

21. DONGRI