The document describes the rules and structure of a quiz game show involving multiple rounds with different question/answer formats and point systems. The rounds include: Round 1 - direct question/answer with options to dare or be dared; Round 2 - pounce round where teams can steal questions; Round 3 - teams can pass questions to other teams for points; and Round 4 - individual long question connections. The document provides examples of questions asked in the rounds about logos, companies, authors, and inventions.

1. QMS
AALEKH BHATT
SHRIRAM MISRA
SUDIPT MISHRA

2. ROUND 1: I DARE YOU ROUND
 Sequence wise questions
 Direct question answer: +10
 Wrong answer:0
 Option to dare if not attempting.
 Team which is dared if gets it correct:+20
 Team which dares gets 0
 Team dared to answers incorrectly: 0
 Daring team: +10

3. LOGO ID?

4. NAPSTER
Answer

5. ID THE MOBILE COMPANY AND SPECIFIC
BRAND

6.  Samsung S3
Answer

7. ID.

8.  Tally Solutions.
Answer

9. X IS COW CATCHER , WHO DEVELOPED
THIS IN EARLY 1800S

10. Answer

11. Identify
Identify the structure.

12. Answer
Craigslist Headquarters.

13. ID COMPANY

14. WHATSAPP

15. X brand was launched in early 2005 by
Ouissam Youssef, and Stephane Manos,
friends at Concordia University, and Matt
Keezer. While their sites are managed from
Montreal, Canada, most of their production is
done in Las Vegas, Los Angeles and Miami.
X is frequently ranked as one of the 500 most-
viewed sites on the Internet.X was acquired by
Manwin in 2010. X online network consists of
31 websites.
Give X.
Identify

16. Answer

17. ROUND 3: RIGHT CHOICE
 Direct questions: Correct answers +10.
 Wrong: -10
 Pass it to your choice team.
 They get it right: +5 to both team
 Incorrect: No points to any team.

18. AUTHOR?

19. Answer

20.  The X was invented in 1998 by IBM, with the
intention of replacing the floppy drive in its
ThinkPad line of products. The first X was
manufactured by M-systems under contract with
IBM and was called the disgo.
ID

21.  Pen drive
Answer

22. ID THE SITE/ COMPANY

23. Answer

24. ID THE COMPANY

25. Answer

26. ID X

28. DOODLE DEDICATED TO?

29.  Satyajit Ray
Answer

30. ID WEBSITE

31. UNCYCLOPEDIA

32. ROUND 2: FAIR SHARE
 Pounce Round.
 Direct question
 Right answer +10
 Wrong answer : 0
 Pounce
 Chance to pounce- around 10 seconds.
 Correct: +10
 Wrong: -10

33. WHOSE AD.

34. Answer

35. ID X
 X has been nominated for the Nobel Peace
Prize Twice.240 nominations in both
2010 & 2011. But X hasn't Been awarded yet,
as no one knows who should be given the
prize(?)
X has instilled the feeling of right to freedom
of speech & right to information in humans for
the past 10 years and continues to do so.
 X has also overthrown many
governments

36.  Internet
Answer

37. WHAT DOES THE MAP REPRESENT

38.  Facebook traffic
Answer

39. ID X
 In 1990, X began the design of the first CDMA-
based base station, based upon calculations
derived from the CDMA-based OmniTRACS
satellite system. This work began as a study
contract from Air Touch which was facing a
shortage of cellular capacity in Los Angeles. Two
years later X began to manufacture CDMA cell
phones, base stations, and chips.
 X is headquartered in San Diego,USA, the
company has 157 worldwide locations.

40. Answer

41. Connect

42. Answer
Julian Assange.

43. Question
Mark Zuckerberg’s earlier
business card. What has
been blanked out?

44. Answer

45. On January 6, 2011, X was arrested by MIT
police on state breaking-and-entering charges,
after systematically downloading academic
journal articles from JSTOR.
Two years later, two days after the
prosecution denied his lawyer's second offer of
a plea bargain, X was found dead in
his Brooklyn, New York apartment, where he
had hanged himself.
X is associated with the development of Y, a
web service.
Identify X & Y.
Identify

46. Answer
X: Aaron Swartz.
Y: RSS Web feed.

47. ID THE COMPANY AS KNOWN TODAY

49. X rose to fame in Germany
in the 1990s as an
alleged hacker and internet
entrepreneur. He was
convicted of several crimes,
and received a suspended
prison sentence in 1994 for
computer fraud and
data espionage, and another
suspended prison sentence
in 2003 for insider
trading and embezzlement.
Identify

50. Answer
• X: Kim Dotcom.
• Founder of Megaupload & Mega.

51. Account of a prank played by Mark Zuckerberg
on X:
• First, he showed up intentionally late to the
8 AM meeting.
• Second, he showed up late
wearing...pajamas.
• Third, he walked to the front of the room and
presented a PowerPoint deck titled "The Top
Ten Reasons You Should Not Invest.“
However, they got their sweet revenge a decade
later. How?
Identify X.
Question

52. Answer
X: Sequoia Capital
It was the venture capital
firm that had funded
Whatsapp.

53. X quoted Y when he said that:
“ Good artists copy, great artists steal.”
Identify X & Y
Identify

54. Answer
X: Steve Jobs
Y: Pablo Picasso.

55. WHAT IS X
 The Missionary Church of Kopimism (in Swedish
Missionerande Kopimistsamfundet), founded by
philosophy student Isak Gerson at the age of 19, is a
congregation who believe that X is a sacred virtue.

56.  Free File Sharing
Answer

57. ROUND 4: LONG CONNECT
 Individual questions: +10/-5
 + 40/-20
 +30/-15
 +20/-10
 +10/-5
 Points for guessing connect after all answers are
declared: +5

58.  Identify the company

59.  Kaspersky Labs/ Antivirus

60. Founded in 1984 by Sandra Lerner and Leonard
Bosack, both from Stanford University. Legend has
it that they stumbled upon the need to invent this
device because they could not otherwise send love
letters via email across the different computer
networks in their respective departments
what is the company?

62. Developer(s) Imangi Studios
Publisher(s) Imangi Studios
Artist(s) Kiril Tchangov
Platform(s) iOS
Android
Windows Phone 8
Release date(s) iOS
August 4, 2011
Android
March 27, 2012
Windows Phone 8
March 27, 2013
Genre(s)- Endless runner
Mode(s)- Single-player
Distribution- Digital distribution
Identify the game.

63.  Temple Run

64. Identify the website?

66. CONNECT

67. ANSWER