harshan and kamaleshdon

2.  A new scoring system called pounce system will be
followed.
 THE POUNCE...........
 Lets assume that I ask a question to team 1. Team 1
should not answer the question . Instead, the other
teams, if they know the answer, can write their
answer in the paper given. If the written answer is
correct, that team will get 10 points. But, if it’s wrong,
5 points will be reduced from their total score. After I
close the pounce, team 1 can answer the question
aloud. If the answer is right, +10(No negative for
answering aloud). If team 1 doesn’t know the answer,
the question will pass to the next team that hasn’t
pounced.

3.  There are 6 questions in each round.
 All but one question are mixed bag.
 That one question will be based on Asian
games.

4.  POINT 1 – Quiz master’s decision is final.
 POINT 2 - If you have any disputes, READ
 POINT 1.

6.  Whom did Henry Lee Oswald assassinate
on this date in 1963 which created a
major tragedy in U.S history?

8.  If you are standing in the Porte des Lions
entrance of a building located in 75001,
Paris, France, what would you be looking
at?

10. Which book begins with the lines “THE
DARKEST PLACES IN HELL ARE RESERVED
FOR THOSE WHO MAINTAIN THEIR
NEUTRALITY IN TIMES OF MORAL CRISIS”?

12.  Jean de Gisors (1188–1220)
 Marie de Saint-Clair (1220–1266)
 Guillaume de Gisors (1266–1307)
 Edouard de Bar (1307–1336)
 Jeanne de Bar (1336–1351)
 Jean de Saint-Clair (1351–1366)
 Blanche d'Évreux (1366–1398)
 Nicolas Flamel (1398–1418)
 René d'Anjou (1418–1480)
 Iolande de Bar (1480–1483)
 Sandro Filipepi (1483–1510)
 Léonard da Vinci (1510–1519)
 Connétable de Bourbon (1519–1527)
 Ferdinand de Gonzague (1527–1575)

13. Louis de Nevers (1575–1595)
Robert Fludd (1595–1637)
J. Valentin Andrea (1637–1654)
Robert Boyle (1654–1691)
Isaac Newton (1691–1727)
Charles Radclyffe (1727–1746)
Charles de Lorraine (1746–1780)
Maximilian de Lorraine (1780–1801)
Charles Nodier (1801–1844)
Victor Hugo (1844–1885)
Claude Debussy (1885–1918)
Jean Cocteau (1918–1963)
List of what?

15.  1. Knowledge of Literature: Nil.
 2. Knowledge of Philosophy: Nil.
 3. Knowledge of Astronomy: Nil.
 4. Knowledge of Politics: Feeble.
 5. Knowledge of Botany: Variable. Well up in belladonna, opium,
and poisons generally. Knows nothing of practical gardening.
 6. Knowledge of Geology: Practical but limited. Tells at a glance
different soils from each other. After walks has shown me splashes
upon his trousers, and told me by their colour and consistence in
what part of London he had received them.
 7. Knowledge of Chemistry: Profound.
 8. Knowledge of Anatomy: Accurate but unsystematic.
 9. Knowledge of Sensational Literature: Immense. He appears to
know every detail of every horror perpetrated in the century.
 10. Plays the violin well.
 11. Is an expert singlestick player, boxer, and swordsman.
 12. Has a good practical knowledge of British law.
 WHO /WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT?

17.  What song did PSY perform in the closing
ceremony of the Incheon Asian games?

20.  "The Calcutta Chromosome" by Amitav Ghosh is subtitled
"A Novel of Fears, Delirium and Discovery".
 It begins with these lines
“This day relenting God
Hath placed within my hand
A wondrous thing; and God
Be praised. At his command, Seeking his secret deeds with
tears and toiling breath, I find thy cunning seeds, O million-
murdering death"
 Who wrote these lines?

22. What do they form together?

24.  X is an acronym for Completely
automated public Turing test to tell
computers and humans apart. The term
X was coined by Luis Von Ahn, Mauel
Blum, Nicholas J. Hooper and John
Langford of IBM. X is used to differentiate
a human from a robot. Find X.

26.  This standing T-Rex dinosaur is placed in
the headquarters of Google .Inc in
California .It is named as Stan . Google
created something to commemorate
the T-Rex dinosaur. What did they
create?

28.  Which swimmer was elected as the Most
Valuable Player to have played in the
Incheon games 2014?

29.  Kosuke Hagino

30.  This word has no official has no meaning
yet it was popularised by Captain Jack
Sparrow in the franchise Pirates of
Caribbean. This was also the last word
used by him in the last series of Pirates of
Caribbean franchise. What is the word?

33.  X is a television series written by the
director B.P Singh. X has Guiness world
record for the longest running television
series . The lead actor Shivaji Satam is
also the producer of the series .
 Find X

35.  Ferrucio was an initially tractor
manufacturing company owner .
Ferrucio ,had a fight with Enzo Ferrari, the
owner of Ferrari cars. He vowed that he
would create sport car which will be
faster than Ferrari. In 1987,Ferrucio’s
sports car beat the Ferrari F-40 as the
fastest car in the world ,creating world
record. How do we better know
Ferrucio’s sports company?

37.  This Indonesian dish is mentioned in
several ancient Indian works . In 920CE
,Shivakotiacharya mentioned this dish in
his writings in kannada language. It is
also known as lokopakara. Though it is an
foreign dish, it is popular dish among the
Indians. Name the dish?

39.  Who was the flag bearer for India in the
Asian games 2014 ?

40.  Sardar Singh

41. Which television series starts
with this introduction song?

43. What is
so
special
about
this
advertis
ement?

44.  World’s costliest advertisement

46.  What is being circled here?(HINT : It is
found in Scotland)

48.  X was appointed as the youngest ever
Chief scout at the age of 35. X has an
record for most television series which
has been acted by him. Interestingly, X
served at the Indian Army and also free
jumped in the regions of West Bengal
and Sikkim.
 Identify X

50.  What record did India create when they
won the gold medal in kabbadi in the
Incheon games in 2014?

51.  India became the first team to win six
consecutive gold medals in Asian games

52.  X is a subsidiary of Gujarat Fluoro
chemicals. It’s symbol has a globe and
star in it. It produces 2% of air in India.

54.  Gambler and other "lowlifes", also
messengers
 City guard or policeman
 Innkeeper
 Merchant/Moneychanger
 Doctor
 Weaver/Clerk
 Blacksmith
 Worker/Farmer
Connect all these occupations

55. THEY ALL FORM THE COINS OF CHESS

56.  What is so famous about this part of the
song?

57.  EMINEM created a new world record by
singing 97 words in 15 seconds.

59.  Mark Gasson , a British Computer
scientist, was the 1st person to do
something. What did he do?

60.  He was the 1st person to be infected by
a computer virus.

61.  Where will the next Asian Games in 2018
be held?

62.  Jakarta, Indonesia

63.  Connect –
 Athletes
 Tiger Woods,
 Michael Phelps,
 Alexander Ovechkin,
 Shaun White,
 Kobe Bryant,
 Aaron Rodgers,
 Shaun Johnson,
 Dwyane Wade,
 Lebron James,

64.  Entertainment
 Harison Ford,
 Julia Roberts,
 Ferris Beuler,
 Kristin Stewert,
 Brittany Spears,
 Bruno Mars,
 Black Eyed Peas,
 Megan Fox,

65.  Pilots
 Amelia Earhart,
 Fred Roonan,
 Pirates
 Edward "Blackbeard”
 Entertainment
 The Beatles,
 Harry Houdini,
 Helen Keller,
 Marilyn Monroe,
 William Shakespeare,
 William H. Seward

66.  Goverment
 George Washington,
 Winston Churchill,
 Franklin Delanor Rooselvelt,
 Adolf Hitler,
 King Christian X,
 Ingolf Elster Christensen,
 Robert Menzies,
 William Lyon Mackenzie King,
 King Leopold III,
 Chiang Kai-shek,
 Ahmed Urabi
 Abraham Lincoln,
 William H. Seward,
 Christopher Comlubus,
 James Madison,

67.  They are all Demigods according to fan
fiction.

68.  Identify the band

69.  Maroon 5

70.  Put funda .

71.  The fossil is called jagger meryx naida as
a tribute to Mick Jagger because that
extinct creature had large lips just like
Mick Jagger.

72.  The X logo is one of the most popular and instantly
recognized logos in the history of sports. It has
undergone several modifications throughout the
years.
 The X logo originates from the official coat of
arms of the Metropolitan Borough of X. While the
“lion rampant regardant” is borrowed from the
arms of former president Viscount X, the staff is
taken from the Abbots of Westminster, former Lords
of the Manor of X. The logo also incorporates
three red roses that symbolize England, and
two footballs that depict the wonderful sport.

73.  The current version of the X logo depicts a
ceremonial lion rampant regardant bearing
a staff. It is a slight modification of the
older logo of the club which was
introduced in 1953.
 Colors of the X Logo
 The X logo comprises of blue, white, red
and yellow colors. All these colors exemplify
passion, excellence, elegance and
integrity.
 Font of the X Logo
 The X logo features a sans-serif typeface.
What is X?

76.  Connect

77.  Marvel’s The Avengers.

78.  Rudolf ‘Ruda’ Dassler and Adolf ‘Adi’
Dassler were 2 German brothers who
created a prominent shoe company in
Herzogenaurach called Dassler shoes.
During World War 2, a dispute broke out
between the 2 brothers in which they got
separated and each ventured to form
their own shoe companies namely X and
Y.
 What is X and Y

79. X-PUMA
Y- ADIDAS

80.  His full name is X Horrendous Haddock
the Third, the Hope and Heir to the Tribe
of the Hairy Hooligans. He is the son of
the Chief, thus making him heir to the
tribe.
 In the first film he is 14 years old, in the
series he is 15 years old and 20 in the
second film.
 He has the most rare and intelligent
species of _____ in the film.

81. Hiccup from How to Train Dragons
franchise

82. Identify the singer

83.  Eric Sim , a student of NASA Johnson
Centre.

84.  Connect

85.  Scarlett Johannson
 She is the highest rated IMDB actress for
the past few years