The document contains information about a Spencerian script analysis conducted by Yash Shah and Aditya Rathi. It provides background on Spencerian script, stating it was used in the US from 1850-1925 as the de facto standard for business correspondence before typewriters became widespread. It then discusses two global brands and their logos.

1. SPQC
CONDUCTED BY-
YASH SHAH
ADITYA RATHI

2. Spencerian Script is a copyrighted script style that was
used in the United States from approximately 1850 to
1925 and was considered the American de facto
standard writing style for business correspondence
prior to the widespread adoption of the typewriter.
X is a popular global brand and Y is a motor company
which uses it in its logo.
Id X, Y.

5. A playboy by nature, Picasso’s first word(in Spanish) spoken
was ‘pencil’. He founded the X movement which described
a style of painting that included a particular
figure(geometric:-P).
ID X.

6. Cubist (Movement)

7. What is common between these directors apart from their movies
being huge hits?
Steven Spielberg
Christopher Nolan
Quentin Tarantino
Matthew Vaughn

8. Answer: Directors who were rejected for Bond
movies

9. What does PVR stand for in
PVR cinemas?

10. PRIYA VILLAGE ROADSHOW

11. According to the Book of Genesis, X and Y were
the 2 sons of Adam and Eve. Which famous novel
is based on a similar plot as that in the genesis's
narrative?

12. Answer: Kane and Abel

13. X would not be the behemoth that it is today if not for a happy accident
while developing a prior game called Race ‘N Chase. This game had a similar
style to what eventually became X, with the idea being that you play as cops
or robbers, either performing the robberies or stopping the perpetrators.
When playing as a robber, the glitch that changed everything caused the AI
police cars to try and run you off the road rather than actually “bust” you.
This was popular enough with testers that the model of the game was reworked to better suit this dynamic, and so X was born!
(X was supposed to be a racing game!)
ID X.

14. Race ‘N’ Chase
GTA (the first one)
GTA V!! m/ m/

15. The micro version of X is more durable than the mini. A micro X features a
stainless-steel shell to allow for over 10,000 insertion cycles, as well as a
latching mechanism that provides higher extraction forces without sacrificing
the X’s ease-of-use.
Another benefit to this new X type is that the micro specification will support
the Y supplement, a technology that was invented to meet the need for
portable devices to communicate directly with each other without the
assistance of a computer.
What am I talking about?

16. Answers:
X = USB connector, Y = USB OTG(On the Go)

17. EXPLAIN.

18. RATINGS OF FAECES.
The Bristol Stool Scale rates faeces. Per Wikipedia, “as
a research tool to evaluate the effectiveness of
treatments for various diseases of the bowel, as well
as a clinical communication aid.”
*INDIRECTLY WE ASKED YOU TO EXPLAIN ‘SHIT’.

19. X is an American business magnate, investor and inventor. He
taught himself computer programming and at age 12 sold his
computer code for a video game Blastar for $500.
He was listed as one of the Time Magazine’s 100 people who
affected the world in 2010.
Currently he is the CEO of Space Exploration Technology.
ID X.

20. Elon Musk

21. GUESS THE THREE
LANGUAGES.
Not
English(originally)

22. RUSSIAN , GREEK, LATIN
There are exactly 11 characters which
are common to the Russian, Latin, and
Greek alphabets.

23. X is an Indian company started by two IIT-Delhi alumni. X's
operating mantra is 'Don't count your customers before
they smile'. Although the founders share their same last
name, they're unrelated. Identify X and its founders.

24. X : Flipkart
Founders : Sachin Bansal and Binny Bansal

25. On 23rd August 2013, Microsoft share price rose by 8%
suddenly!
What caused this event?

26. Steve Ballmer - current CEO, announced to retire in
12 months.

27. What was so special about this phone?

28. Answer: First phone with NFC

29. X read Sidney Sheldon's novel The Doomsday Conspiracy, and was
inspired to become a writer of thrillers. He also co-wrote a humour
book with his wife, 187 Men to Avoid: A Guide for the Romantically
Frustrated Woman, under a pseudonym. X's first three novels had
little success, with fewer than 10,000 copies in each of their first
printings .
ID X.

30. DAN BROWN

31. Grand Central Terminal, located in Manhattan, is the
largest in the world by number of train platforms with 44
of them, not including the secret one reserved for the
President.

32. IDENTIFY. GIVE SIGNIFICANCE.

33. In 1963, the Institute of Radio Engineers and
the American Institute of Electrical Engineers merged to
form X.
What important scientific principle is illustrated by X's
logo?
No points for X.

34. X is IEEE
Scientific principle: Right hand thumb/grip rule

35. The online Oxford dictionary defines X as a period of time during
which a person refrains from using electronic devices such as
Smartphone or computers, regarded as an opportunity to reduce
stress or focus on social interaction in the physical world.
X?

36. DIGITAL DETOX

37. Y is a small economy car made by the British Motor
Corporation. Y's sportier versions that were successful as rally
cars, won the Monte Carlo Rally four times from 1964 through
to 1967. X is a popular Indian car which bears resemblance in
its exterior design to recent model of Y.
Id X and Y.

38. Y: MINI COOPER
X: SWIFT

39. 'Puss gets the boot'(1940) was nominated for the Academy
Award for Best Short Subject: Cartoons in 1941. How do we
recognize its two characters: Jasper and Jinx(called only by the
production house) today?

40. TOM & JERRY

41. X suffers from throat cancer. He is best known for
playing as Y and won an Oscar for it. One of the famous
lines of Y are:“Money is a she. She sleeps in the bed with you with
one eye open. Next thing you know, she might be gone
forever.”
Who is X?

42. X: MICHAEL DOUGLAS
Y: GORDON GEKKO

43. $ was created by Shigeru Miyamoto and appeared in the 1981
arcade platformer, Donkey Kong.
$'s name used to be "Jumpman".
$ was originally a carpenter, not a plumber.
In the original game, the clouds look exactly the same as the
bushes except for the color.
$ has appeared in over 200 video games and a recent study
showed that kids recognized better than Mickey Mouse.
ID $.

44. MARIO!!!

45. Explain.

46. MGM’s iconic moving logo focuses on a lion roaring
into camera.

47. X’s pursuit of the Olympic medal looked on course as he set new records in the 200
and 400 metres at the Cuttack National Games.
He bagged two gold medals at the 1958 Asian Games in Tokyo and went on to win
the gold at the 1958 Commonwealth Games in Cardiff. Now only the Olympic medal
eluded him.
X reigned supreme during this period, and bagged America’s Helms trophy for being
the best 400 metre runner of 1959.
X, a recipient of the Padma Shri in 1958, refused to accept the Arjuna award in 2001,
saying it came `40 years too late`.
ID X.

48. MILKHA SINGH

49. Losing the hyphen from the combination of two words, X was officially registered as a
company in November, 1976 in New Mexico.
The average X employee, or "Softie" as they call themselves, is a 38-year-old male with
the average salary for a developer coming in at $106,000.
Each anniversary, a X employee is expected to provide one pound of m&ms chocolates
for every year they've worked.
X holds over 10,000 patents and files around 3,000 every year, ranking as one of the top
five patent owners in the U.S.
ID X.

51. GIVE SIGNIFICANCE.

52. The very first personal computer, which we
owe to Alan Turing’s legacy.

53. IDENTIFY.

54. APPLE’S OLD LOGO

55. X is the highest paid actor in Asia after Jackie Chan.
X is very popular in Japan. They call him "Dancing Maharaja".
His official tailor had often wondered how he could have the same sizes and
no changes at all in his 25 year career.
X is the only actor who went up to the lofty mountains of Himalayas five
times.
ID X.

56. (SHIVAJIRAO GAIKWAD) RAJNIKANTH

57. There exists a type of snake(nearly extinct) which
is so poisonous that it dies immediately even if its
mouth touches its own body. Where do you find
it?

58. The snake game in older Nokia phones.

59. 1. MICRO SUET
2. FIND LIFE RACE LAD
3. RAJAH NOT VOLT
4. CHINCHILLA REAP
5. A HERALD LAUNDRY
6. REALLY HERB
7. OCEANIC GALS
8. RENAME MAN FROG
9. NYLON DAHLIAS
10. WILL USE CRIB
11. WANTS A MEMO

60. 1. MICRO SUET 2. FIND LIFE RACE LAD 3. RAJAH NOT VOLT 4. CHINCHILLA REAP 5. A HERALD LAUNDRY 6. REALLY HERB 7. OCEANIC GALS
8. RENAME MAN FROG 9. NYLON DAHLIAS 10.WILL USE CRIB 11.WANTS A MEMO -
TOM CRUISE
DANIEL RADCLIFFE
JOHN TRAVOLTA
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
LAUREL AND HARDY
HALLE BERRY
NICHOLAS CAGE
MORGAN FREEMAN
LINDSAY LOHAN
BRUCE WILLIS
EMMA WATSON

71. Didn’t get it still??

72. TOP 10 SEARCH ENGINES (FACT) (CONNECTED IN REVERSE ORDER):
(UPDATED : 10.09.13)
1. Google
900,000,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
2. Bing(Bingo)
165,000,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
3. Yahoo(Marissa Mayer CEO)
160,000,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
4. Ask
125,000,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
5. Aol(America Online)
33,000,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
6. MyWebSearch
19,000,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
7. Blekko(Blekko website logo)
9,000,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
8. LYCOS(Lie ‘cos’)
4,300,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
9. Dogpile(dogs , pile of books)
2,900,000 - Estimated Unique Monthly Visitors
10. WebCrawler(Howard Webb, Night Crawler) 2,700,000 - Estimated Unique
Monthly Visitors

73. SMALL CONNECTS

75. WILL SMITH (MOVIES)
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Bad Boys
Men in Black III
After Earth
Pursuit of Happyness

76. NON-EXHAUSTIVE

77. FRITOLAY PRODUCTS.

79. FLY EMIRATES (sponsorships)

81. INBUILT GAMES IN WINDOWS
PCs till Windows 7
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Minesweeper
Pinball
Solitaire
Hearts

83. DREAMWORKS ANIMATION MOVIES
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Megamind
Shrek
Puss in Boots
How to train your dragon
Madagascar

85. OSWALD (CARTOON SERIES)
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Oswald(Octopus)
Henry(Penguin)
Daisy(Sunflower)
Winnie(HotDog)

87. ANGELINA JOLIE
• Tigress (Kung Fu Panda)
Voiceover
• Lola (Shark Tale) Voiceover
• Salt
• The Tourist
• Gone in 60 seconds

89. King of Spades David
King of Hearts Charlemagne
King of Diamonds Julius Caesar
King of Clubs Alexander the Great

100. TIMES ENTITIES AND BRANDS:
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‘FEMINA’
RADIO ‘MIRCHI’
SIMPLY MARRY
MAGICBRICKS.COM
MENSXP
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FILM FARE
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TIMES NOW