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• There are total 25 questions in this quiz.
• Star marked questions are tie-breakers.
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3. Q1.
Born in Patna, Bihar on 22
December, 1666, he was
a warrior, poet and philosopher.
Married three times and had four
children. Founder of a military
order , he was assassinated by
Beshal Beg and Jamshed Khan in
1708 . Who?
4. Q2.
Born on May 18, 1981 to Indian immigrants
in Ontario, Canada as Karen Malhotra. She
was brought up as a Sikh and sent to a
Catholic school where she played street
hockey and practiced ice hockey.
On her website she claims to have had her
first kiss at 11, lost her virginity to a
basketball player at 16 and discovered her
bisexuality at 18
6. *Q4. Put Funda
I show gratitude to thee, Mother,
richly-watered, richly-fruited,
cool with the winds of the south,
dark with the crops of the
harvests,
The Mother!
7. Q5.
The word X was invented by Jonathan Swift
and used in his book Gulliver's Travels. It
represents a person who is repulsive in
appearance and action and is barely human.
The founders selected the word X for their
company's name because they considered
themselves one of the community-members.
The company and the word, X?
8. Q6. This is a cuboid-shaped building in Mecca, Saudi
Arabia, and is the most sacred
site in Islam. All Muslims around the world face this
building while doing their prayers, no matter where
they are.
9. Q7.
The Forbes Fictional 15 is a list generated by
Forbes magazine that lists the 15 richest
people in the realm of fiction. The members
are characters from
movies, books, cartoons, television etc.
In the 2005 list, X (Estimated Worth:
Excessive) topped with Richie Rich and
Scrooge McDuck ending at 3rd and 6th
respectively. However, X never appeared
again after Forbes was bombarded by letters
from outraged children.
12. *Q10.
Makardhwaj , a half reptile, as per
mythology is the son of a famed
Hindu lord X . As per the
myth, Makardhwaj’s mother was a
giant fish and she got impregnated
when a sweat bead from X’s body
went into its mouth, while X was
taking a dip in the sea. Identify X.
13. Q11.
Great Britain batted first and scored 117, and
bowled France out for 78. Great Britain then
scored 145 for 5 in their second
innings, setting the hosts a target of 185. The
tourists bowled out France for 26 to win the
match by 158 runs, a significant margin, but
with only five minutes of the match
remaining. Which tournament?
15. Q13.
X is characterized as having an overtly intellectual
personality: he exhibits a strict adherence to
routine, a tenuous understanding of irony, sarcasm
and humor, a vocal admiration for his superior
intellect, and a general lack of humility. These
characteristics provide the bulk of his character's
humor and the center of some episodes. He has
been described as the show's breakout character
Reviewers and fans have speculated that X’s
personality traits are consistent with a diagnosis of
Asperger syndrome and/or obsessive–compulsive
personality disorder .
17. *Q15.
TIME picked the Person of The Century in its last issue of 20th century on
December 31, 1999.
It was debated whether X should have been made Person of the Century
for his impact on the twentieth century. The argument was based
on Time's explicit criterion that the person chosen should have the
greatest impact on this century, for better or worse.
In the same issue of Time, essayist Nancy Gibbs addressed the topic with
the article ”The Necessary Evil?”
In the article, she argues that X "was simply the latest in a long line of
murderous figures, stretching back to before Genghis Khan. The only
difference was technology: X went about his cynical carnage with all the
efficiency that modern industry had perfected" and presents
several rhetorical questions such as "Evil may be a powerful force, a
seductive idea, but is it more powerful than genius, creativity, courage or
generosity?” And ultimately , Y was the unanimous choice.
Identify X and Y.
18. Q16.
In 1944, which city hosted the
Games of XIII Olympiad
, i.e., the 13 th Edition of Olympic
Games?
19. Q17.
Probably one of the most controversial leaders
of Indian politics, he ran a tea stall as a
teenager. He had also volunteered at a transit
station for Indian soldiers during the Indo-Pak
war of sixties.
One of his controversial statements has been :
“Yet, no one has asked this question to the
USA after 9/11. Delhi is developing fast – no
one has asked this question to Delhi after
1984. If it does not matter to Delhi and USA,
why should it matter to __________?”
20. Q18.
This contemporary pop star shares his
actual first name with another
contemporary pop singer from Spain. He
released his solo album in 1991 and in
1999, he “lived a crazy life”. A father of
two twin boys , his autobiography is
titled ‘Me’. Who is being talked about?
27. Q25.
XY comes from Persian word for X
meaning "rose water" referring to
the rosewater-scented syrup, and
Hindustani Y, a South Asian fruit
with a similar size and shape .
Identify XY .
29. Instructions :
• Attempt ONLY two Questions
• Zero Correct Answers : Zero Points
• Only One Answer Correct : MINUS Two
• Two Answers Correct : Plus FOUR
30. Q1. Who has won maximum medals in Olympics, 22 :
18 Gold, 2 Silver and 2 Bronze?
Q2. Complete the title of this famous book authored by
Ben Mezrich : “The Accidental Billionaires : The
Founding of ______ : A Tale of Sex, Money, Genius and
Betrayal.”
Q3. Connect : Jaswant Singh and Chancellor of Delhi
University.