1. RULES
25 QUESTIONS
MARKS IN PRELIMS TO BE CARRIED FORWARD IN THE
FINALS
BUILT IN TIE-BREAKERS

2.  Id the speaker

3.  Franklin roosevelt

5.  Raincoat

7.  Sign of four(sherlock holmes)

8.  X is a play by William Shakespeare, believed to have been written in 1610–11,
and thought by many critics to be the last play that Shakespeare wrote alone.
There is no obvious single source for the plot of X, but researchers have seen
parallels in Erasmus‟s Naufragium, Peter martyr‟s De orbe novo. The play was
first published in the First Folio of 1 It differs from Shakespeare's other plays in its
observation of a stricter, more organised neoclassical style. Critics see X as
explicitly concerned with its own nature as a play. X did not attract a significant
amount of attention before the closing of the theatres in 1642, and only attained
popularity after the Restoration, and then only in adapted versions. In the mid-
19th century, theatre productions began to reinstate the original Shakespearean
text, and in the 20th century, critics and scholars undertook a significant re-
appraisal of the play's value, to the extent that it is now considered to be one of
Shakespeare's greatest works. It has been adapted numerous times in a variety
of styles and formats: in music, at least 46 operas by composers such
as Fromental Halévy , Zdeněk Fibich and Thomas Adès; orchestral works
by Tchaikovsky, Arthur Sullivan and Arthur Honegger; and songs by such diverse
artists as Ralph Vaughan Williams, Michael Nyman and Pete Seeger; in
literature, Percy Bysshe Shelley's poem With a Guitar, To Jane and W. H.
Auden's The Sea and the Mirror; novels by Aimé Césaire and The
Diviners by Margaret Laurence; in paintings by William Hogarth, Henry Fuseli,
and John Everett Millais; and on screen, ranging through a hand-tinted version
of Herbert Beerbohm Tree's 1905 stage performance, the science fiction
film Forbidden Planet in 1956

9.  Tempest

10.  x is a pejorative American political term used to illustrate perceived hypocrisy by a
political liberal of upper class or upper middle class status; including calls for the use
of mass transit while frequently using luxurious transports
themselves , claiming environmental consciousness but driving low MPG sports cars
or SUVs, or ostensibly supporting public education while actually sending their
children to private schools.
 Democratic New York City mayoral hopeful Mario Procaccino coined the term "x" to
describe incumbent Republican Mayor John Lindsay and his
wealthy Manhattan backers during a heated 1969 campaign.
 It was a populist epithet, carrying an implicit accusation that the people it described
were insulated from all negative consequences of their programs purported to benefit
the poor, and that the costs and consequences of such programs would be borne in
the main by working class or lower middle class people who were not so poor as to be
beneficiaries themselves. In particular, Procaccino criticized Lindsay for favoring
unemployed blacks over working-class ethnic whites
 One Procaccino campaign memo attacked "rich super-assimilated people who live
on Fifth Avenue and maintain some choice mansions outside the city and have no
feeling for the small middle class shopkeeper, home owner, etc. They preach the
politics of confrontation and condone violent upheaval in society because they are not
touched by it and are protected by their courtiers". The Independent later stated that
"Lindsay came across as all style and no substance, a 'x' who knew nothing of the
concerns of the same 'Silent Majority' that was carrying Richard Nixon to the White
House at the very same time.

11.  Limousine liberalism/liberal or Limou
liberal

12. X a middle class Indian punjabi girl
married to a cosmetic surgeon in
mumbai.
X‟s favourite serials are kabhi saans
kabhi naagin and uska pati sirf mera
hain.
X is an ardent follower of mangloo
baba and jhamkukri baba.

13.  Monisha sarabhai

15.  The promenade by monet

16. X was the eldest daughter of the king of Kashi ,Y forcibly took her
alongwith her two sisters during her swayamvara to get them married to
his younger step brother but during the ceremony at Y‟s place X
confessed her love for another king, upon listening to this Y made
arrangements for X‟s honourable departure to her lover‟s kingdom but
X was rejected by her lover who had been earlier humiliated by Y. X
then went back to Y asking him to marry her but Y declined owing to the
fact that he was bound by his vow, X infuriated at Y‟s callous attitude
went about requesting many renowned warriors and saints to help her
avenge her insult but none could equal the might of Y in warfare then X
performed severe penances and prayed to lord shiva who finally gave
her the boon that in subsequent births X will be the reason for Y‟s
death. X later came to be reborn as Z in the kingdom of pancahalas
and finally confronted Y in the great war where Z‟s presence made sure
Y was defeated by W.

17.  W-arjun
 X-amba
 Y-bhishma
 Z-shikhandi

18.  Contents
 Page
 An Historical Sketch 5
 Introduction 16
 Chapter One :Variation Under Domestication 21
 Chapter Two :Variation Under Nature 51
 Chapter Three: Struggle for Existence 64
 Chapter Four : 80
 Chapter Five :Laws of Variation 121
 Chapter Six :Difficulties on Theory 152
 Chapter Seven: Instinct 181
 Chapter Eight :Hybridism 211
 Chapter Nine :On the Imperfection of the Geological
 Record 237
 Chapter Ten :On the Geological Succession of Organic
 Beings 263
 Chapter Eleven :Geographical Distribution 290
 Chapter Twelve :Geographical Distribution—continued 319
 Chapter Thirteen: Mutual Affinities of Organic Beings:
 Morphology: Embryology:
 Rudimentary Organs 341
 Chapter Fourteen: Recapitulation and Conclusion 379
 Glossary 404

19.  Origin of species by charles darwin

20.  ‟X’ is a method of execution wherein the victim's
throat is slashed (with a knife or other sharp
object) and his or her tongue is pulled out through
the open wound. Its origin coincides with the
outbreak of La Violencia , the Colombian civil war
which began in 1948 with the murder of
leader Jorge Eliecer Gaitan .
 The „x‟ is sometimes erroneously credited to drug
kingpin Pablo Escobar, but this infamous method
of assassination was documented as early as
1950. It was intended as a method of
psychological warfare, meant to scare and
intimidate

21.  Columbian necktie

23.  Yair lapid

24.  Discard the crown half of the regular bun, retaining the heel. The
 cooking method for the x is basically the same as the regular
 Ingredients: burgers, only the bun toasting method is slightly
  different. In the x's case you toast the bottom (heel) first.
 1/4 cup KRAFT Miracle Whip Do this along with the extra heel. (this will be your middle bun.)
 1/4 cup mayonnaise  Cook the two-all-beef-patties just like the regular burgers. After the
 2 Tablespoons,heaping, WISHBONE deluxe bun parts are toasted, put 1 tablespoon of “x sauce" on each of the
french salad dressing (the orange stuff) heels.(toasted side.) Then add 1/8 cup
 1/2 Tablespoon HEINZ sweet relish  shredded lettuce to each.On the true bottom bun, place one thin slice
 2 teaspooons, heaping, VLASIC dill pickle relish of American cheese on top of the lettuce. On the extra "heel", the
(Heinz dill relish also works) middle bun, place two pickle slices on top of the
 1 teaspoon sugar  lettuce. Toast the "crown" (top) of the bun also. When the meat patties
 1 teaspoon dried, minced onion are done, place them one at a time on both prepared buns. Stack the
 1 teaspoon white vinegar middle bun on top of the bottom bun, and put
 1 teaspoon ketchup  the crown on top.
 1/8 teaspoon salt 
  For proper "aging", or "Q-ing", ...wrap the finished x in
 Mix everything very well in a small container. There better be no a 12"x18" sheet of waxed paper as follows:
streaks! Microwave 25 seconds, and stir well again. Cover, and 
refrigerate at LEAST 1 hour before using.( to allow all of  1...Center the burger, right side up, on the waxed paper. Fold the
 the flavors to "meld". ) Makes nearly 1 "long" ends of the paper up over the top. (It will resemble a tube with
cup...enough for about 8 x‟s. the burger in the center.)
 
 Cooking your x  2...Fold the two remaining ends underneath. Wrap
 snug, but don't squish it like the regular burgers.
 INGREDIENTS: 
  3...Let sit 5-8 minutes, allowing the flavors
 (this is a per sandwich recipe) to "meld".
 
 1 -regular sized sesame seed bun  4...Microwave, still wrapped, 15 seconds
 1 -regular sized plain bun on high.
 2 -previously frozen regular beef patties 
2 -tablespoons x sauce  ....Enjoy an AWESOME x
 2 -teaspoons reconstituted onions
 1 -slice real American cheese
 2 -hamburger pickle slices
 1/4 Cup -shredded iceberg lettuce
 COOKING:

25.  Big mac

26.  The x was originally a large pond before 1930. It was filled up in the early
1930s so that annual ____ could be shifted here from the flood plains behind
Red Fort. It quickly became a popular site for political meetings, with
Gandhiji, Nehru, Sardar Patel and other top nationalist leaders addressing
rallies here. A small pond is still there inside the x as a remembrance of its
history. Jayaprakash Narayan along with prominent Opposition leaders,
addressed a mammoth rally with over a lakh people participating on June
25, 1975. This was the first protest in x, which was against Indira Gandhi's
government. This was Jayaprakash Narayan last rally before he was
arrested.
 Just after Emergency situation was removed in India, in February 1977,
several anti-Congress(opposition) leaders came on a common platform of to
form Janata Party. The Joint rally was held at x and was led by several
opposition leaders Jagjivan Ram, Morarji Desai, Atal Bihari
Vajpayee, Charan Singh and Chandra Shekhar. Since Vajpayee had by then
already acquired the reputation of a master orator, large crowds turned up to
listen to him, as also the other speakers

27.  Ramlila maidan/ground

28.  The "x Put" refers to the monetary policy approach that x, the former Chairman of
the United States Federal Reserve Board, and other Fed members exercised from the
late 1987 to 2000.
 The term "Put" refers to a put option, in which the buyer of the put acquires the right to
sell an asset at a particular price to a counterparty; as such it is exercised if prices
decline beneath this level. During x's chairmanship, when a crisis arose and the stock
market fell more than about 20%, the Fed would lower the Fed Funds rate, often
resulting in a negative real yield. In essence, the Fed added monetary liquidity and
encouraged risk taking in the financial markets to avert further deterioration.
 The Fed did so after the 1987 stock market crash, which prompted traders to coin the
term x Put, later termed Moral hazard. In 2000, x raised interest rates several times.
These actions were believed by some to have caused the bursting of the dot-com
bubble. The Fed also injected funds to avert further market declines associated with
the Savings and loan crisis and Gulf War, the Mexican crisis, the Asian crisis,
the LTCM crisis, Y2K, the burst of the internet bubble, the 9/11 attacks and repeatedly
from the early stages of the Global Financial Crisis to the present.
 The Fed's pattern of providing ample liquidity resulted in the investor perception of put
protection on asset prices. Investors increasingly believed that in a crisis or downturn,
the Fed would step in and inject liquidity until the problem got better. Invariably, the Fed
did so each time, and the perception became firmly embedded in asset pricing in the
form of higher valuation, narrower credit spreads, and excess risk taking. Joseph
Stiglitz criticized the put as privatizing profits and socializing losses and implicates it in
inflating a speculative bubble in the lead-up to the 2008 financial crisis.

29.  Greenspan put (named after alan
greenspan)

30.  x is the second largest professional services network in the
world by revenue and has 193,000 employees in more than 150
countries.
 In FY 2012, x earned a record $31.3 billion USD in revenues.
 In 2012, it was reported that in the UK that x has the largest
number of clients amongst FTSE 250 companies.
 According to the company website, x now refers to the brand
under which independent firms throughout the world collaborate
to provide audit, consulting, financial advisory, risk
management, and tax services to selected clients.
 In 2008, x adopted its new “Always One Step Ahead” (AOSA)
brand positioning platform to support the existing x vision: “To
be the Standard of Excellence”. AOSA represents the global
organization‟s value proposition, and is never used as a tagline.
The recent launch of the Green Dot ad campaign also aligns
with x‟s brand strategy and positioning framework.

31.  Deloitte

33.  Bamm bamm & Pebbles

35.  Illuminati

36. In the recently released harvard business
review‟s list of top 100 c.e.o‟s around the
world , one indian has made it to the top
10 .name the person

37.  Y.C.Deveshwar(I.T.C chairman)

39.  Kuch kuch hota hain

40.  1.Edward Donne
 2.Bill Fairbanks
 3.Jack Mason
 4.Aidan Flemings
 5.Stuart Thomas
 6.Alec Trevelyan
 7. „X‟
 8.Bill Timothy
 9.Peter Smith

41.  James bond

42. Rahul
Dravid‟s
only odi
wicket.

43.  Ridley jacobs

44. Judas Maccabeus
• JOSHUA
• DAVID (good jews)
CHARLEMAGNE
• GODFREY OF BUILION
• KING ARTHUR (good christians)
JULIUS CAESAR
• X
• Y (good pagans)

45.  X-alexander the great
 Y-hector

46.  India 1st innings
 K. Srikkanth lbw b Wasim Akram 4
 NS Sidhu b Wasim Akram 0
 SV Manjrekar c Saleem Yousuf b Waqar Younis 3
 M Azharuddin lbw b Imran Khan 35
 M Prabhakar b Waqar Younis 9
 X b Waqar Younis 15
 RJ Shastri c Imran Khan b Abdul Qadir 45
 N Kapil Dev c Javed Miandad b Waqar Younis 55
 KS More not out 58
 Arshad Ayub lbw b Wasim Akram1
 Y b Wasim Akram6
 Extras(b 5, lb 10, w 5, nb 11)31
 Total(all out; 72.2 overs)262(3.62 runs per over)
 Fall of wickets 1-1 (Sidhu), 2-13 (Manjrekar), 3-13 (Srikkanth), 4-41
(Prabhakar), 5-73 (x), 6-85 (Azharuddin),7-163 (Kapil Dev), 8-220 (
Shastri), 9-241 (Arshad Ayub), 10-262 (Y)

47.  X-sachin tendulkar
 Y-salil ankola