Quiz fest zugzwang the grand finale

16 questions
Pounce only and first 8 questions go
clockwise and second 8 go anti-clockwise.
+10 for a direct as well as pass question.
-10 on wrong answer in pounce.

 Jaya Sri Maha X(Sinhala:ජය ශ්රි මහා බ ොධිය) is
a Sacred Fig tree in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka. It is
said to be the southern branch from the historical X
tree Sri Maha X at Y . It was planted in 288 BC
and is the oldest living human-planted tree in the
world with a known planting date. Today it is one
of the most sacred relics of the Buddhists in Sri
Lanka and respected by Buddhists all over the
world.
 What makes this tree so sacred and special that
even made Narendra Modi visit the place during
his Srilanka visit?(pic next slide)

Worshippers believe that the Sri Maha
Bodhi Tree has grown from a sapling from
one that sheltered the Buddha over 2,500
years ago during his enlightment.

 A X loan is one given to a borrower who is regarded
as being highly creditworthy, has no obvious financial
difficulties and a good payment record, and is therefore
very likely to repay the loan.
 Plain X is an adjective describing the simplest version
of something, without any optional extras, basic or
ordinary in analogy with the default ice cream
flavour X, which became widely and cheaply available
with the development of
artificial Y flavour. Some Financial instruments like put
options or call options are often described as plain
X options. The opposite of plain X options are exotic
options.

 X is a 1975 Assamese drama film directed by Abdul
Majid. A love story set in a tea estate in Assam,
between a British tea estate owner and local tea
garden worker. It starred George Baker and Binita
Borgohain as leads. The film is based on a short story
by journalist and writer, Nirod Choudhury.
 The film was both a critical and commercial success,
lead actor Baker turned into a matinee idol. At
the 1975 National Film Awards, the film won the award
for Best Music Direction for Bhupen Hazarika, as well
as Best Feature Film in Assamese. In 2013, at the
44th International Film Festival of India, in Goa the film
was shown as a part of “Focus: North East” section.

 The X, now a New York Times bestseller, tells the true story of
a 1787 Château Lafite Bordeaux—supposedly owned by
Thomas Jefferson—that sold for $156,000 at auction and of
the eccentrics whose lives intersected with it. Was it truly
entombed in a Paris cellar for two hundred years? Or did it
come from a secret Nazi bunker? Or from the moldy basement
of a devilishly brilliant con artist? As Benjamin Wallace
unravels the mystery, we meet a gallery of intriguing players—
from the bicycle-riding British auctioneer who speaks of wines
as if they are women to the obsessive wine collector who
discovered the bottle. Suspenseful and thrillingly strange, this
is the vintage tale of what could be the most elaborate con
since the Hitler diaries.
 X please….

 Originally, the scientists were experimenting with creating X from
organic solutions such as acetone, ethanol, and methanol. They
found that diluting ethanol in water resulted in high quality X films.
The scientists then noticed that the ideal compound of 40 percent
ethanol and 60 percent water was similar to the proportion used in
tequila.
 In a specially made device, they heated the liquid tequila to 280 ºC
(536 ºF) to transform it into a gas. In a reaction chamber, they heated
the gas to 800 ºC (1470 ºF) to break down its molecular structure,
resulting in solid X crystals of about 100-400 nm. The crystals fell
onto silicon or stainless steel trays, accumulating in a thin, uniform
film. The high temperatures removed all of the tequila´s carbon
impurities to result in pure X.
 What were they trying to make?

Scientists In Mexico Turned Tequila Into
Diamonds !!

 Whenever there is any reference of Sanskrit epic
Mahabharata, people think of Gandhar (Kandahar,
Afghanistan), Kurukshetra (Haryana), Indraprastha (Delhi),
Hastinapur (Meerut, UP), Mathura (UP) or Dwarka (Gujarat)..
Even in their wildest dream, people usually don’t think of an
association of Nagaland with Mahabharata. T h e local
Kachhar dynasty actually the descendents of Kirat dynasty is
described in Mahabharata. In fact, the name Dimapur itself is
the distortion of X where X’s name comes from a character’s
name who was Y’s wife and Z’s mother.
 The locals believe that it is the place where X and Z practised
chess.( pic next slide)

 We first thought of the kangaroo, that goes forward in leaps
and bounds ... Then we considered the elephant. He is wise,
patient, strong, hard working and like all [students] who, has a
good tough hide.
 But neither of these were X animals. We turned to William
Temple Hornaday's textbook, The X Natural History: A
Foundation of Useful Knowledge of the Higher Animals of
North X (1906) and instantly chose the Y. As you will see, the
Y not only typifies the [student], but his habits are peculiarly
their own. Of all the animals in the world, the X is noted for his
skills that best suited their students and the profession they
were trained for and had habits of industry. Its habits are
nocturnal—he does his best work in the dark
 Give me Y or what am I talking about?

Beaver(TIM) being the mascot of MIT.

 According to one view, the movie is a retelling of
Shakespeare's "Macbeth." X is Macbeth and Y is Lady
Macbeth, pushing him to do as he pleases (to be king,
or in this case, to be popular and trending). Also,
Macbeth famously pursues a course of action aimed at
blocking a prophecy proclaimed by witches, while here
X uses all his money and time to do something as
predicted by a female critic. There is also a scene
when X's character leaves a bar, and lines from
"Macbeth" are being spoken by an actor on the street.
Finally, at one point in the play within the movie,
dancing trees are seen on stage, just as in Macbeth.
 Which movie?

The English word for this import from Asia
is derived from an Amoy Chinese word
while the word used in most Indian
languages as also in Russian, Turkish,
Uzbek and Thai comes from the
Cantonese version of the name.
What are the two words? (no part points)

 The concept of “Y” as it is found in Eastern religions such as
Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, and others can be translated as
“cycles of existence” or “continuous flow” and relates to the
repeating cycle of birth, life, death, and reincarnation. This is a
belief that is very familiar to composer/ producer Z who was
born and raised in India and continues to live and work in the
city of Bangalore. While his life there would seem to be worlds
away from that of South African composer/ flutist Wouter
Kellerman, the two have found common ground musically and
have woven together the disparate elements of their cultural
backgrounds on this ground-breaking recording that features
over 120 musicians from five continents. X of Y gives new
meaning to the term “world music.”
 Give me X, Y ,Z.

When asked why his country wasn’t good
at cricket , he said that any game that was
played during the day is a national waste
of time.
In one other occasion he was asked what
he would do if he were made the PM of
India, he said that India was 300 times the
size of his country, so basically India
needed 300 X’s to change itself.
Who is X?

Lee Kuan Yew : the founding father of
Singapore

Designed by Manzer, the Y guitar is a
notable instrument whose name was
derived from its likeness to the appearance
of the cubist works of the renowned artist
X. This instrument is basically a harp guitar
that has four necks, two sound holes and
42 strings.
The pronunciation of X and Y are quite
same.

The 30 odd people who were hired for this
2006-07 job were given gift hampers since
they refused to accept money. X sent them
a hamper containing expensive watches
from an international company of which he
is the brand ambassador.
What am I talking about?

The cameos in Deewangi song from Om
Shanti Om.

The ______ relay is a six stage relay race
on the riverside footpaths from Ely to
Cambridge and back to Ely. These paths
were used by X who used it for running
when he was a student at Cambridge from
1931 to 1934; his best time was 2 hours
and 46 minutes. Identify X who was
otherwise famous in a different field close
to us.

During X’s campaign for the presidency, a
Democrat named Valentine Tapley from
Missouri, swore that he would never shave
again if X were elected. Tapley kept his
word and did not shave from 1860 until he
died in 1910, attaining a length of twelve
feet six inches.
Hint: Since Twilight released the same
week as X, so X got killed for the second
time(pun intended)

 By 2025, according to Boyd, “X’s will be a commonplace, although the
source of scorn and division, the way that critics today bemoan selfies as an
indicator of all that’s wrong with the world.”
 According to him we’d have realistic X’s by around 2017. These won’t
necessarily have human-level intelligence but they’ll look, move, and feel a
lot like real humans. In short, they’ll probably be good enough to satisfy the
purpose they are built for. What effect these X’s will have on human-human
relationships, and cutting short the illegal activities going on , remains to be
seen. At a bare minimum, a lot of a certain category of people will probably
lose their jobs. If people start falling in love with their X’s ,then there could be
some wide-ranging repercussions.

X have various options such as radio remote control and/or
interactive touch sensory so if you touch it correctly,it turns on. X’s
have a completely removable
skin which can easily be cleaned either on or by taking it
off. This also means that if you want to change the way your X’s
looks, you may purchase another skin with a different color, features
etc.

Same rules…..its just Shamitabh!!

According to Greek myth, there was once a great
competition between the gods as to whose name
would be used to name a very important city in
Greece. Ultimately, only Poseidon and Athena
remained in the race.
To avoid any violence, Zeus decided that the two
should create something for the city dwellers, and
the one whose gift would be accepted by the
citizens, would win.
Poseidon created a salt-water spring. Athena,
however, created something, which not only
helped her win, but which went on to have an
enduring connection with Greece. What?

2. Funda?
“Two typefaces are used in the text, both in yellow: News
Gothic for the main body of the text, and Univers for the
title. Several words are in all-capital letters to stress their
importance. Each line of the text spans the width of the
screen when it enters from the bottom.
In some versions, the full lines of text are cut off on the
sides until they have scrolled further onto the screen. As
a result, by the time the full lines are visible, the text is
much smaller and harder to read. In addition, the viewer
also has less time to read it.”

3. The planet Uranus has had an interesting
association with names. Its discoverer, Sir
William Herschel, originally named it
Georgium Sidius , after King George III of
UK, while French astronomers called it
Herschel.
The names of its moons too were not
taken from Greek and Roman myth as was
the convention back then, but from a
separate source altogether.
What source?

The plays of William Shakespeare and
Edgar Allan Poe

Photograph of Kathrine Switzer, the first
female marathon runner in the world, trying
to run in the Boston Marathon

6. In 455 BC, a Germanic tribe under their
king, Genseric, sacked Rome. Although,
they may not have been any more
destructive than other invaders of ancient
times, they nevertheless did intentionally
damage statues.
As a result, when a French Bishop coined
a term to describe the intentional
destruction of art during the French
revolution, he used this tribe’s name. The
term exists till today.
Identify either the term or the tribe

7. X’s first girlfriend was Marie-Louise Van
Cutsem, better known by her nickname,
Marie Louise. Their relationship dwindled
because of her father's disapproval of X's low
social class.
But X remained fond of her and chose a
portmanteau of her nickname to name one of
his most beloved creations.
The English version of that name, Y, however
has a different origin, having a relation with
colour.
Id X and Y

8. Occasionally, the joker figure on the
Joker card in a deck of playing cards, is
replaced by something else.
In Australia, the Joker in the Queen's
Slipper brand of playing cards is replaced
by a picture of a Kookaburra, a bird native
to Australia.
Why has the Kookaburra been used to
replace the Joker?

9. The term 'Nymwars' refers to the series of
conflicts from 2011 onwards, over a
specific Google policy. This gained
prominence with the Twitter hashtag-
#nymwars, and the issue was finally
resolved last year.
What policy?

The Google policy of not allowing fake
names or 'pseudoNYMs' on Google
accounts

10. Funda?
IT IS REQUIRED THAT YOU SEE _____ FROM
THE VERY BEGINNING.
The Manager of this theatre has been instructed,
at the risk of his life, not to admit to the theatre any
persons after the picture starts.
Any spurious attempts to enter by side doors, fire
escapes or ventilating shafts will be met with force.
The entire objective of this extraordinary policy, of
course, is to help you enjoy _____ more

Alfred Hitchcock’s "no late admission"
policy for his film, Psycho.
Besides thinking that if people entered the
theater late and never saw the star actress
Janet Leigh, they would feel cheated, it
was also a ploy by Hitchcock to generate
interest in his movie

11. The Sherlockian game (also known as
the Great Game) is the name given to the
attempts (through research) to resolve
anomalies and clarify details about Holmes
and Watson from the Conan Doyle canon.
The Game treats Holmes and Watson as
real people.
How then do the researchers explain the
presence of Arthur Conan Doyle?

He is assumed to be Watson's literary agent

12. In 2011, making use of the famous Forever
Alone meme, Sony Ericsson launched the
world’s first solo marathon, as a promotional
strategy, with the tagline- “The Loneliest
Marathon in the World”.
As a part of the campaign, people had to
activate an app on their Sony Ericsson
phones and then run. The app would then
send the data to a jury. Prize winners were
offered phones and tickets to the New York
marathon.
What was the name of the campaign?

13. Christians believe that there were 7
signs used by Jesus Christ to illustrate his
divine authority, one of them being
resurrecting one of his followers from
death.
The name of that follower is now a part of
science as well as popular culture,
referring to apparent restoration of life.
Fans of Batman and the popular TV series,
Arrow, would especially be familiar with it.
What name?

14. FITB
In 1995, programmer Ward Cunnigham launched an
unique
website (the first of its kind). The uniqueness of the
website was that it was user-editable.
Cunningham came up with an unique name for his
website, the initials for which were, co-incidentally,
WWW. He used a particular word, _____, in this name,
because he remembered a Honolulu International
Airport counter employee who told him to take the
_____ _____ Shuttle, a shuttle bus line that runs
between the airport's terminals.
In Hawaiian language, _____ stands for Quick and
Cunningham's idea was to make the website’s pages
quickly editable by its users.
Id X

15. The alternate title for this novel was ‘A
novel without a hero’. Written by William
Makepeace Thackeray, it has been
selected as one of U.K.’s best loved novels
by popular vote.
The actual title, which was taken from
another iconic novel, ‘The Pilgrim’s
Progress’, has also been used by a
famous international magazine as their
name.
What is the actual title?

16. In 1997, 17-year-old student Daniel Malmedahl
recorded himself imitating the noises produced by
internal combustion engines.
In late 2003, Erik Wernquist, encountered the sound
effect and was inspired to create a 3D animated
character, which he named _____, to accompany it.
When Ringtone Europe and Jamster heard about both
of them, they licensed the rights to the creation,
renaming it X and starting to market it in mid-2004.
Wernquist was however not pleased with the new
name, saying- “If I had known that this was going to be
such a big thing I would not have allowed them to use
that stupid name.”
Id X

17. These are the first two stanzas of a famous poem by William
Cowper. What was so special about this poem?
I am monarch of all I survey;
My right there is none to dispute;
From the centre all round to the sea
I am lord of the fowl and the brute
O Solitude! where are the charms
That sages have seen in thy face?
Better dwell in the midst of alarms,
Than reign in this horrible place.
I am out of humanity's reach;
I must finish my journey alone;
Never hear the sweet music of speech—
I start at the sound of my own;
The beasts that roam over the plain
My form with indifference see—
They are so unacquainted with man,
Their tameness is shocking to me.

The poem, titled ‘The Solitude of
Alexander Selkirk’, describes the real life
experiences of Alexander Selkirk, who
spent 4 years marooned on an uninhabited
island, which eventually also allegedly
inspired the novel Robinson Crusoe

18. “In the armed forces, this term refers to
teams of tremendously fit men and women
who put themselves in danger on a regular
basis for the betterment of society.
In business, it means a group of “experts”
(often fat guys in suits) assembled to solve a
problem or tackle an opportunity. An apt
comparison, if you’re a fat guy in a suit.”
This funny quote is talking about a term,
which is ranked among the most useless
business jargon ever. What?

19. Viewing from the superhero and pop-culture
point of view, connect the following (non-
exhaustive) list -
 Hotdog stand vendor
 Street Vendor
 Research lab security guard
 Mail carrier
 Hugh Hefner look-alike
 Larry King look alike
 Truck-owner
 World War II general
 High school librarian
 Wedding Guest
 Mental ward patient

Stan Lee’s cameo roles in Marvel films

20. The design of the Barclays Premier
League trophy is based on
the heraldry of Three Lions that is
associated with English football and
England in general.
Two of the lions are found above the
handles on either side of the trophy
(picture on next slide).
Where is the third one?

The third lion is symbolized by the captain
of the title winning team as he raises the
trophy, and its gold crown, above his head
at the end of the season.

21. It was originally patented as a nerve tonic,
and incidentally also as a medicine which, as
claimed by its creator, could cure diseases
including morphine addiction, dyspepsia,
neurasthenia, headache, and impotence.
The brand shifted course midway, going into
a separate sector altogether.
The designer of this product has been known
to call it aggressively feminine.
Id the brand/product

22. To notify Google users of their absence
due to the Burning Man Festival (in case
Google's servers crashed), Sergey Brin
and Larry Page created something which
has achieved cult status today.
What?

23. The famous SIS/MI6 building (picture on
next slide), which has featured prominently
in a few James Bond movies is also known
as the ‘Babylon-on-Thames’, due to its
resemblance to a common but famous
Babylonian structure.
What structure?

24. In 1926, after a quarrel with her husband, she disappeared
from her home, leaving behind a letter for her secretary saying
that she was going to Yorkshire. Her car, was later found, by a
lake near Guildford, with an expired driving licence and
clothes.
Her disappearance caused an outcry from the public. The
British Home Secretary pressured police, and a newspaper
offered £100 reward. Over a thousand police officers, 15,000
volunteers and several aeroplanes scoured the rural
landscape. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle even gave a spirit medium
one of her gloves to find the missing woman. Her
disappearance also featured on the front page of The New
York Times.
Despite the extensive manhunt, she was not found for 10
days. On 14 December 1926, she was found at the Swan
Hydropathic Hotel in Harrogate, Yorkshire, registered as Mrs
Teresa Neele from Cape Town.
Who?

25. The Joint Army/Navy Phonetic Alphabet ,
developed in 1941, and used by all branches
of the United States military until the
promulgation of the ICAO spelling alphabet in
1956 , assigned a special term to each letter
of the alphabet and each of the ten digits.
One such term from this alphabet is used till
today in radio communication, and denotes a
very crucial message.
What term?

Roger (The ‘Roger that’ message)

26. This satirical video, by CollegeHumor,
parodying The Inglorious Basterds, is also
illustrating a popular internet term.
Urban Dictionary defines the term as
“Someone who believes it's their duty to
attempt to correct any grammar and/or
spelling mistakes they observe.”
What term

Written round,8 questions
Momentum marking scheme and each team starts
with a base score of 10 which gets incremented by
+10 on giving consecutive correct answers.
Questions based on Epitaphs and tombs.

It Says:
“Good Friend, for Jesus’ sake forbear
To dig the dust enclosed here:
Blessed be the man that spares these
stones,
And curst be he that moves my bones.”

The successful putting down of the 1857
Sepoy Mutiny and defeat of the rebels,

The Indian Coal Allocation/Coal-Gate scam, which was
a major setback for the UPA-II government.

UN Security Council’s sanctions on Iran,
after it refused to suspend its uranium
enrichment program

The sudden end (after the referendum) to
the Scottish Independence movement, as
it was slowly gaining momentum.

The Brazil government’s attempt to
appease the country’s protesters by
hosting the 2014 FIFA World Cup

The fact that some of the cast members of
Slumdog Millionaire stayed in slums.

The LGBT community in the army,
specifically the US army.

It is a written round and there are 9
questions
A wrong answer would fetch you -15
points.
Differential marking scheme to be followed,
here marks score=5*(no of teams that
couldn’t answer/incorrectly answered or
both).

X and Y developed identical national flags
independently of each other. No one
realized until the two countries competed
against each other in the 1936 Summer
Olympics under the same flag. The crown
was added to the flag of Y in 1937 after
the country found this out. The crown –
whose colour is disputed – epitomizes the
"unity of the people and their prince”(pic
next slide)

X: Haiti
Y: Liechtenstein

 The word X means Valor in Sanskrit. In Hindi it means,Heroism,
bravery, to march forward etc.
 The 2001–2002 India–Pakistan standoff codenamed operation X
was a military standoff between India and Pakistan that resulted in
the massing of troops on either side of the border and along the Line
of Control (LoC) in the region of Kashmir. This was the second major
military standoff between India and Pakistan following the successful
detonation of nuclear devices by both countries in 1998.
 The military buildup was initiated by India responding to a terrorist
attacks on the Indian Parliament on 13 December 2001 (during
which twelve people, including the five men who attacked the
building, were killed) and the legislative Assembly on 1 October
2001. India claimed that the attacks were carried out by two
Pakistan-based terror groups fighting Indian administered Kashmir,
the Lashkar-e-Taiba and Jaish-e-Mohammad, both of whom India
has said are backed by Pakistan's ISI – a charge that Pakistan
denied.

At the age of nine he went to a boarding
school which was located besides the
Cadbury’s factory. The children got to taste
a lot of chocolates and it was X’s dream to
make the most delicious chocolate bar.
Well, he almost did this with Y which is
considered to be one of his finest.
Who am I talking about?

The name of the first writing system
“Cuneiform” dating back to c.3100 BCE ,
derives from ‘kunta’, the word for woman,
precursor to the modern word “X” which is
now used as a swear word and insult.
Give me X.

 In a significant addition to the butterfly species in India,
wildlife enthusiasts have found the Malayan Green
Banded X ( Papilio palinurus ), a beautiful specimen
found in South East Asia, for the first time in India.
 The butterfly with a dusty green base having a bluish
green band spread over both wings in the shape of an
arc is found in southern Myanmar and peninsular
Thailand south-eastward into Borneo and the
Philippines.
 West Bengal is probably the only State which is home
to a wide variety of X butterflies such as the rare
Krishna X, Blue X,the relatively common Paris X,
Common X and Common Banded X(pic next slide)

X : Peacock due to their dusty green base
having a bluish green band spread over
both wings

 The Spanish firm Elmet is one of a dozen
firms that began the ardous task of producing
almost 147,000 tonnes of copper, 54,000
tonnes of steel and 43,000 tonnes of nickel
from existing materials in 2003. The job was
to have been completed in 2005 but it took
much longer. The result of this effort has gone
into making chips in personal computer,
connectors for mobile phones, pipes for
drinking water and electrical cables in homes.
 What caused all this labour?

The adoption of Euro around this time
made all other coins reduntant!!

 In the Adi Parva (Book 1) of the epic Mahabharata, the divine
sage Narada tells the Pandava brothers the story of destruction of
demon brothers Sunda and Upsunda due to the X, and warning
them that their common wife Draupadi could be a reason of quarrel
between them. The tale states Sunda and Upasunda were sons of
the asura (demon) Nikumbha. They are described as inseparable
siblings who shared everything: the kingdom, the bed, food, house,
seat. Once, the brothers practiced severe austerities on the Vindhya
mountains, compelling the creator-god Brahma to grant them a boon.
They asked for great power and immortality, but the latter was
denied, instead Brahma gave them the boon that nothing but they
themselves can hurt each other. Soon, the demons attacked heaven
and drove the gods out. Conquering the whole universe, the demons
started harassing sages and creating havoc in the universe(contd....)

 The gods and seers sought refuge with Brahma. Brahma then
ordered the divine architect Vishvakarma to create a beautiful
woman. Vishvakarma collected all that was beautiful from the three
worlds (heaven, earth, underworld) and all the gems of the world and
created an alluring woman - with unrivaled beauty - from them. As
she was created bit by bit from the gems, Brahma named her X and
directed her to seduce the demon brothers to the extent that she
would become an issue of contention between them
 As Sunda and Upasunda were enjoying dalliance with women and
engrossed in drinking liquor along a river bank in the Vindhya
mountains, X appeared there plucking flowers. Bewitched by her
voluptuous figure and drunk with power and liquor, Sunda and
Upasunda took hold of X’s right and left hands respectively. As both
of the brothers argued that X should be his own wife, they grabbed
their clubs and attacked each other, ultimately killing each other.

.
 Lepakshi (Telugu: లేపాక్షి)(Kannada: ಲ ೇಪಾಕ್ಷಿ) is a small
village in Mandal located in the Anantapur
District of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is 15 km (9.3 mi)
east of Hindupur and approximately 120 km (75 mi)
north of Bangalore. Lepakshi is historically and
archaeologically significant as it has three shrines
dedicated to Shiva, Vishnu and Veerabhadra. These
shrines were built during the Vijayanagara Kings'
period (1336–1646).
 What is the mythical significance of this place called
“Lepakshi” which means "Rise, bird” in Telegu and
hence the name

This is the place where Jatayu fell and
died when he tried to stop Ravana from
abducting Sita.

Recently six lawyers in Agra have moved
the Civil court with the prayer to declare X
as a Shiva temple. The lawyers have made
Agreshwar Mahadev a party in their suit to
claim the ownership of X.
Lawyer Harikrishna and his friend’s have
sought court’s direction to allow Hindus to
start worshipping in X. It also wants
removal of all the graves from the
premises of X.

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