The document consists of quiz questions and answers spanning multiple rounds, covering diverse topics such as history, science, sports, and popular culture. Notable references include the Crystal Palace, Kip Thorne's consulting work on the gravitational waves project, and significant incidents related to moral policing in India. The questions also delve into trivia involving iconic films and personalities like Sachin Tendulkar and Steve Jobs.

2. ROUND 1:
INFINITE BOUNCE AND POUNCE
 On Pounce: +15/-10
 On Bounce: +10/0
 Clockwise

3. Q1
 Originally erected in Hyde Park, London for the
Grand Exhibition in 1851, it had an area of 990,000
sq.feet and its name was first used in an article in the
magazine ‘Punch’. It was then disassembled and
transferred to Sydenham Hill, was further enlarged
and stood there from 1854 to 1936 until a fire
destroyed it. Giving its name to an area of London
and an English football club, what structure are we
discussing?

6. A1
 Crystal palace.

7. Q2.
 Kip Thorne, an American theoretical physicist and
former Feynman Professor at CalTech, quit his
position in 2009 to pursue other interests. One of
the leading experts on astrophysical implications
of Einstein’s General theory of relativity, a project
that he was consulting on became rather famous
in November 2014. Name the project.

8. HINT

10. A2.

11. Q3.
 Gambler
 City guard/policeman
 Innkeeper
 Moneychanger/Merchant
 Doctor
 Weaver
 Blacksmith
 Farmer
Where in the world of sports
would you come across
practitioners of the
mentioned occupations in
that order, from left to right?

13. A3.
 Pawns in chess

14. Q4.
 On 6 February 2009 in an incident of moral policing a
group of men who claimed to belong to Sri Ram Sena
attacked a group of women in Mangalore, India. Later
that month, Muthalik announced an action plan to
target couples found dating on 14 February,
Valentine's Day. A protest was started by a group of
young women, called the “___ ___" campaign, where
they urged a peaceful protest to all of India, by
sending ___ ___ to Muthalik's office on Valentine's Day.
Which famous campaign is being talked about?

17. Q5.
 Cut past has been done from this photo millions of
times. What’s so special about this photo?

21. Q6.
 Image given in next slide is from a match
between Real Madrid and Galatasaray
which was played on 9th
April,2013 at the
Turk Telekom Arena.
 Due to some reason Real Madrid players
wore their jerseys a bit differently.
 Give funda.

24.  They were sponsored by bwin, which is a betting
company.
Gambling is illegal in Turkey and advertising gambling
is also banned. Therefore Real Madrid had to get rid of
the advertising.

25. ROUND 2: PICK YOUR PILL
 Scoring: (6-n)*5/ -10

26. SPORTS SCI-TECH BUSINESS
ENTERTAINMENT PERSONALITY COMICS
ROUND 3: CONNECT

28.  The third Ashes Test has brought an incredible stat
to light, and it relates to none other than the
milestone man Sachin Tendulkar, who is being
chased by two of modern-day cricket's best Test
batsmen - X and Y.

30. BACK

31. ENTERTAINMENT
 In the original ending, the X killed Y in the movie Z.
The Censor Board did not agree with this ending,
saying that its vigilante aspect undermined the
rule of law and could adversely influence naive
young minds. So, a new ending was created that
showed the police running in at the last moment,
arresting Y, and specifically telling the X that only
the law has the right to punish criminals. The
original ending was restored in the 204-minute
director's cut.

33.  X - Thakur
 Y - Gabbar Singh
 Z - Sholay
BACK

34. SCI-TECH
 The quote "logarithmic plots are a device of the devil" is
attributed to X.
 X invented an instrument generally consisting of a
constantly unwinding roll of paper, anchored to a fixed
place, and a pendulum or magnet suspended with a
marking device above the roll – to record even a sensitive
motion. X chose to use the term "magnitude" to describe
the quantity being measured because of his early interest in
astronomy; stargazers use the word to describe the
brightness of stars. Gutenberg suggested that the scale be
logarithmic, so that a 7 would be ten times stronger than a
6, a hundred times stronger than a 5, and a thousand times
stronger than a 4.

36. RICHTER
BACK

37. ID the advertiser.

39. Answer
 Durex
BACK

40. PERSONALITY
 In the early 1970s, a stoned hippie arrived in
Benares looking for nirvana.But when he asked a
sadhu he was dragged to the top of a hillock, his
head was shaved and then he was allowed to
go. This weird experience resulted in his returning
to his returning to his country to set up what ?

42.  Apple.
 The guy was Steve Jobs.
BACK

43. COMICS
Simply FITB

45. ANSWER
BACK

46. ROUND 3: CONNECT
 Scoring: +15/-10

47. Q1.

49. SPORTS BRANDS

50. Q2.

52. Fictional Newspapers

53. Q3.

55. Saif Ali Khan

56. Q4.

58. David Beckham

59. Q5.

62. Thanks