This document contains questions for a quiz competition. It consists of 20 main questions and 5 bonus questions. The main questions cover topics like identifying people, logos, activities that void Apple's warranty and more. Correct responses are identified by codes for different participants. The bonus questions involve connecting clues or identifying parent companies. The document promotes the "Techonomic Quotient 4.0 99.1% Pure Quizzing" event and thanks participants at the end.
3. Round 1
Consists of 20 Questions.
Marking Scheme +1 -0
Brevity & Conciseness will be appreciated.
No points for ESSAY Writing
4. Question 1
X, a major figure in the Pop culture is known for his
weird obsessions and being Crazy. Though he is
known in a different field, but in the 90s when marvel
was facing bankruptcy, he tried to buy Marvel so that
he could get to play Spiderman on screen, as he
was a big comic book fan himself. He was
unsuccessful in his attempt to buy Marvel, he later
tried to get the role of Charles Xavier which
subsequently went to Patrick Stewart.
ID X
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8. Question
3Born in Jiaganj, Murshidabad, West Bengal,
This singer's career began upon participating in
the reality show Fame Gurukul (2005), in which
he lost at the finals. After winning another reality
show called 10 Ke 10 Le Gaye Dil, He built a
recording setup of his own, beginning his
journey with music programming.
Subsequently, he went to become as an
assistant music programmer to Shankarâ
EhsaanâLoy, VishalâShekhar and Mithoon.
Identify him.
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12. Question
5Though not explicitly mentioned under the terms and
agreement of Appleâs Warranty agreement. Performing
this activity near an Apple Mac renders the warranty
void.
According to the Consumerist website, a user was
reported as saying âI checked my Applecare warranty
and it says nothing about not honoring warranties if the
owner is ___________. The Applecare representatives
said they defer to the technician and my sonâs
computer cannot be fixed at any Apple Service Centre
due as ________ is a listed bio-hazard.
What activity âvoidsâ warranty of Apple Mac ?
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13.
14. Question 6
"A person with _____ is open and available to
others, affirming of others, does not feel
threatened that others are able and good, for he
or she has a proper self-assurance that comes
from knowing that he or she belongs in a greater
whole and is diminished when others are
humiliated or diminished, when others are
tortured or oppressedâ. What modern-day
product takes its name from the above
mentioned philosophy mostly because it is
based on the same principle?
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18. Question
8
During this period, X assumed the
pseudonym Raul Vinci and his identity was
known only to the university officials and
security agencies.
Raul Vinci further went on to obtain an
M.Phil From Trinity College, Cambridge
in 1995.
ID X
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19.
20. Question 9
It made a discreet entrance, arriving in
print for the first time on March 30, 1881.
The small item in the middle of the page,
gives four examples of âtypographical artâ.
It became an instant hit in the electronic
media.
What is it?
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21.
22. Question 10
X is a singer and music producer. He has a huge cult following, and has been
described as âCountryâs most spectacular internet celebrity" by Dawn.
X became famous in 2013 when he released his first song. In an interview, he
stated that it took him 30 years to write the lyrics for the song. According to
Indian Express, the song achieved "phenomenal success", and according to
The Atlantic the song made him an "overnight pop sensation".
The song went viral on social media, and a lot of people dedicated their covers
to the singer.
In 2015, Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan dedicated the song to his friend
Ranveer Singh. Ranveer Singh later dubsmashed the song.
In 2016, his new video song was released, causing what the BBC described a
"social media frenzy".
The Twitter hashtag #X trended in his country, India and the United Kingdom
with the release. It became #3 trend in the world, and #1 in India.
ID X
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23.
24. Question 11
⢠RED
⢠BLACK & WHITE
⢠SUN & MOON
⢠X & Y
⢠ORANGE
⢠GO
⢠INDIGO
Connect :
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28. Question 13
X was 16 when he first caught his mother cheating on his
father. Not wanting to hurt his father's feelings, X did not
tell him about it and watched his mother's indiscretions in
silence for the next two years. Eventually, she left them.
After graduating 5th in his class from Harvard Law, he
worked as an assistant for NY District Attorney (ADA). This
is where he met Ms. Paulsen, who became his secretary.
Entering a reputed law firm as a "sophomore" associate,
he soon went up the ranks and became a senior associate
& then the name partner.
ID X
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29.
30. Question 14
Historically, the origin of this practice seems to have
root in checking for counterfeiting of money where
money handlers would do something to test the
authenticity of coins tendered. What practice,
commonly encountered in sports, owes its origin to
this practice?
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32. Question 15
In 1859, Robert Cheseborough was touring the oilfield
in Pennsylvania, and noticed a thick dark goo kept
clogging the oil pumps. This so called ârod waxâ was
troublesome, but workers smeared it on their cuts and
burns, and claimed it helped them heal faster.
Intrigued, Cheseborogh took a bucket of the stuff and
eventually refined it to make the odourless, colorless
gel we know today.
ID the Gel.
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34. Question 16
In early playing cards games, the Kings were
highest cards in their suit.
During the 18th century, games began being
played âAce-highâ.
What was the reason behind this?
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40. Question 19
The series revolves around a bespectacled boy-genius who
possesses a secret laboratory hidden behind a bookcase in his
bedroom. The laboratory is filled with his inventions and can be
accessed by speaking various passwords or by activating hidden
switches on his bookshelf (e.g. pulling out a specific book). Though
highly intelligent, he often fails at what he has set out to do when he
becomes overexcited and makes careless choices. Although he
comes from a typical all-American family, he speaks with a thick
accent of indeterminate origin. Cavanaugh described it as "an
affectation, some kind of accent, we're not quite sure. A small Peter
Lorre, but not. Perhaps he's Latino, perhaps he's French. He's a
scientist; he knows he needs some kind of accent."
Genndy Tartakovsky explained, "He considers himself a very serious
scientist, and all well-known scientists have accents.â
Who is being talked about where?
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46. Sponsors of 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Allegedly supporting âHuman Abuseâ
47. Question
2The word X derived from the name of Etienne de, a
French finance minister who, in 1979 was forced by
Franceâs credit crisis during the Seven Yearsâ War to
impose severe economic demands upon the French
people, particularly wealthy. Because of Xs austere
economies, his name became synonymous with
anything done or made cheaply and so, certain kind of
potraits mainly done with outlines.
What is X.
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