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Friday, November 30, 2007


Whose logo ? (name has been removed from the logo for obvious reasons)

Some Straight, Some Twisted

Quite a few quizzes in the last few days. Here is my addition as well. Most of them are direct and factual and aimed at increasing trivia knowledge rather than testing your quizzing skills.

1. He is famous for many poems including "The Song of Hiawatha", "A Psalm of Life". Also gave the American translation of Dante's 'Divine Comedy'. Trivia: Known to be the first person to have running water in his home in the US.

2. Identify her. She is a famous Nobel Prize and pulitzer prize winner. Wrote many books extensively on China.


3. So far as I remember Amitabh Bachchan, Sachin Tendulkar and Aishwarya Rai have appeared together only once in an ad. What were they promoting?

4. X met Jim Morrison at UCLA's Film Department and used his music in his movie Y. His latest movie is "Youth Without Youth" which he describes as something very personal and not meant for mass consumption. This movie is slated for release in another 2 weeks. Gimme X and Y.

5. Connect 4 and 5.

6. "A poem should not mean, but be." Which poem and who is the poet?(Think: Functional English-CBSE)

7. Her Autobiography is titled "Daughter of Destiny". Who is she?(Ought to be easy with the pic)


8. She is well known for her roles as Alex Forrest in the movie A, as Madame de Merteuil in movie B and as the character X in the movies C and D. Identify her and A,B,C,D,X.

9. If Hippolyta is the Queen, then cryptically speaking- he is the king. Who is this guy?(again, should be easy)

10. Piyushnabu ________ is married to Supriya Jolly and has 3 children. He assisted his wife during the birth of their third child. Thats quite versatile, considering what we know him for. Who is he?

Ah, and of course- Mega Connect the answers( except 3 and 4. 5 relates to the megaconnect).

Happy Quizzing!!!

ONE SHOT

Who said the following words about India-

"62 days in a country where westernised living conditions are regarded a luxury is no task for the faint-hearted." ??
Question of the Day
Connect.Answers in a day.




Roshan



Slightly vague connect...but is quite easy once you think a lil eccentric








Thursday, November 29, 2007

Question of the Day
A,B,C are three authors who have written 3 novels D,E,F.These 3 novels are the most famous examples of G.The 4th picture falls into the category as G.Give me A,B,C,D,E,F,G.





Question of the Day
We facchas heave a sigh of relief...We see the bleeding demise of MP:-)
Heres a question related to it

A X is is a bullet encased in a copper alloy such as gilding metal, cupronickel, or a steel alloy shell. This shell can extend around all of the bullet or often just the front and sides with the rear left as exposed lead.X is famous otherwise too.What is X?

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

QUESTION OF THE DAY
Connect these three pictures to one very famous thing.(Clue---Question made by Roshan)




















Answers in a day
Roshan

Monday, November 26, 2007

Question of the Day

Connect these 4 pictures to 1 famous personality.A little random but has its explanation.

Sunday, November 25, 2007

Question of the day

Identify him:










Answer:

Saturday, November 24, 2007



Five Shot


1."Peace is a lie, there is only passion / Through passion, I gain strength / Through strength, I gain
power / Through power, I gain victory/ Through victory, my chains are broken/ The Force shall free
me." In popular culture/fiction, this is called "The ------- Code". What?

2.In 2003 it was rumoured that Sony had shelved this singer's much-awaited third album because it
had no singles of commercial value. Her outraged fans began sending Sony's president Andy Lack
a fruit every day to remind him of her existence. The album, titled Extraordinary Machines, has since
popped up on the Internet and is now one of the top downloads on P2P networks. Name singer.

3.The French chemist Michel-Eugene Chevreul was born in 1786 and died in 1889 at the age of
nearly 103. He founded a branch of science using himself as a subject. Name the branch of science he pioneered.

4.His name, little known, is Prem Behari Narain Raizada (Saxena), son of Brij Behari Narain Raizada
of Delhi. He wrote a well-known ‘thing’ in his own hand, using a flowing italic style in the best
calligraphic traditions of our country. What did he write?

5.This term is used in the Americas for a normally dry stream-bed that is transformed into a temporary
watercourse after rain. In India this phenomenon is known as a Nullah while across Arabia and the
Sahara, the term Wadi is preferred. This term is also the surname of the president of an Asian country.What?

Answers in a day
Roshan

The source for the questions is ...Mahaquizzer 2005....
http://asimha.tripod.com/

Try the other papers too

One Shot

What's this a list of? Number 2 and 7 on the list are pretty similar. List subject to change.
1. Main Page
2. ____
3. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
4. Naruto
5. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
6. United States
7. _________
8. Deaths in 2007
9. Heroes (TV series)
10. Transformers (film)
.
.
.
18. Sex
.
.
.
33. Sexual intercourse
.
.
.
44. Anal sex
45. India
.
.
.
100. Tupac Shakur

Friday, November 23, 2007

Random Types

Connect:














QUESTION OF THE DAY

"One number to bind them all,one number to connect,One number to rejoice".Connect and explain everything.




Thursday, November 22, 2007

QUESTION OF THE DAY

Connect these pictures to a band.


Answers in a day
Roshan

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Quizzical part 1:-)


1.
American chemical company that was founded in July 1802 as a gunpowder mill byEleuthere Irene X . X is currently the world's second largest chemical company.It is also a component of the Dow Jones Industrial average.Identify


2.1992-1995.4 filmfare nominations.0 wins.=A
1990-1994.5 filmfare nominations.5wins=B
Identfy A and B.

3.A person called Sydney Ling in 1973 made a film called Lex the Underdog.An Indian replaced him in the Guiness book of World Records while making the film Care of Footpath.What record and who?

4.A has authored six books on topics related to Computer Security, including:
  • Network Security: A Hacker's Perspective
  • B
  • Hacking Mobile Phones
  • Email Hacking
  • Windows Hacking
  • Email Hacking
Obviously a sitter.Give me A and B.

5.Identify this emperor.


6.Connect these two pictures with one word.



7.


Connect these 3 to 1 person.The pictures are in order is a clue.

8.

Identify this temple.For a clue.Think M2L2 style..hehe.


9.Connect these three pictures to 1 person.The connect with Amitabh is vague...While with the other two is good:-)





10.According to mythology when A was supposed to meet his wife,his features were chiselled in order for his wife to see him.Now with the dust that fell,arose 3 articles of interest which are famous in Indian mythology.Give me A and the 3 articles(objects)

And also mega connect these questions :-)

Happy quizzing then.
Roshan

Monday, November 19, 2007

It May Seem Convoluted...

1. Perhaps the first woman ambassador mentioned in recorded history to be sent from one Head of State at the express invitation of another Head of State. _____A____ was sent to Sri Lanka to spread Buddhism and the lady in question took along with her a branch of the Bodhi Tree at Gaya. As a result(?) presently about three-fourths of the Sri Lankan population is Buddhist. Name this woman ambassador of royal origin.

2. Identify the Bollywood actor from this portrait of hers by her husband.

3.
Ingredients
* 4 tbsp Olive oil
* 2 medium Onions, quartered
* 2 garlic cloves, crushed
* 2 green peppers, roughly diced
* 2 large Aubergines, halved horizontally then sliced into 3cm pieces
* 3 medium courgettes, sliced into 3cm pieces
* 400g can chopped tomatoes, drained
* small bunch Basil, leaves torn
* slices of sourdough bread, to serve

Method
1. Heat oil in a large casserole dish and sweat the onions and garlic for 10 minutes on a low heat with the lid on.
2. Add the peppers, aubergines and courgettes. Season with salt and pepper, stir and cook for a further 20 minutes with the lid on.
3. Pour in the chopped tomatoes, stir and check the seasoning. Cook for a further 5 minutes without the lid. Stir in the basil.
4. Serve with chunky slices of sourdough.
That's just one of the ways to make this so-called poor farmer's dish. Which dish?
A slightly different method of preparation results in the following, probably more identifiable version
4. This is a long, boring and useless question.
___X____ is the oldest town in southwestern Germany, in the state of Baden-Württemberg and is located between the Black Forest and the Swabian Alb and is a small town with about 25,000 inhabitants. Like many old Roman sites, this one got the name 'Wil' (from villa). To distinguish this 'Wil' from others, it was called '____ Wil' from the red color of the roof tiles and bricks which later evolved into it's present name ____X____. During the times of the Roman Empire this was one of the small market towns Roman legions travelled through with their cattle. Most of the work in driving the cattle to and from the market had to be carried out by herding and guard dogs. In honor of the good qualities of the breed of dogs that came from _____X____ they were called _____Y_____. Give X and Y. If you know one, you'll know the other.

5. A MTV show executive produced by Ashton Kutcher and Jason Goldberg gets its name from the place of Harry Houdini's demise. Name the show.

Thursday, November 15, 2007

Cliched One Shot

This is a print ad for?
QUIZZING and All that Jazz:-)
Quizzes that are coming up

Litmus 2007-Literminator-Saturday---www.litmus2007.wordpress.com

Bizdom at IIFT-Sunday

You also might like to participate in NIT Allahabad's thing...

http://www.gnosiomania.mnnit.ac.in/

Do let me know if anyone is interested in coming for Bizdom...They need Same college teams and Joy Bhaatacharya Quizmaster..Prizes to the tune of 1 lakh.

Happy Quizzing
And Bestofluck for the eggjams Btw:-)
Roshan




Thursday, November 08, 2007

Identify (Random)

1. Who/Why?











2. This ad created controversy due to its racist undertones. Which company?










3. Painter, Subject.









4. I knew him by wanting to play with him. We had Pantera open for ____(his band) in the U.S. and in Europe. When you get to the level of guitar playing that I'm at and that he was at, the air is pretty thin up there . . . Darrell was a really gentle spirit and pretty easygoing guy. Society is looking at this and saying, "This is heavy metal." That's not heavy metal, that's a random act.

An (im)modest tribute to the late Dimebag Darrell. By whom?

5. Formerly New Zealand's fourth most popular guitar-based digi-bongo acapella-rap-funk-comedy folk duo. They now have a hilarious show on HBO. Among their hits are - The Robot Song (The Humans are Dead), Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros.

6. (Wiki Lift) In his free time, he is a lieutenant in the Territorial Army. As "Assistant (to the) Regional Manager", he annoys his Wernham Hogg coworkers with his steadfast enforcement of the rules and sucking up to boss David Brent. He may be familiar to you as someone else. Who?

7. (Wiki Lift) Known as futbol de mesa in Spain and as biliardino in Italy, it is called _____ in the US. The regulatory body for this sport is the ITSF in France. The World Championships coincide with the FIFA World Cup every four years.

Friday, November 30, 2007


Whose logo ? (name has been removed from the logo for obvious reasons)

Some Straight, Some Twisted

Quite a few quizzes in the last few days. Here is my addition as well. Most of them are direct and factual and aimed at increasing trivia knowledge rather than testing your quizzing skills.

1. He is famous for many poems including "The Song of Hiawatha", "A Psalm of Life". Also gave the American translation of Dante's 'Divine Comedy'. Trivia: Known to be the first person to have running water in his home in the US.

2. Identify her. She is a famous Nobel Prize and pulitzer prize winner. Wrote many books extensively on China.


3. So far as I remember Amitabh Bachchan, Sachin Tendulkar and Aishwarya Rai have appeared together only once in an ad. What were they promoting?

4. X met Jim Morrison at UCLA's Film Department and used his music in his movie Y. His latest movie is "Youth Without Youth" which he describes as something very personal and not meant for mass consumption. This movie is slated for release in another 2 weeks. Gimme X and Y.

5. Connect 4 and 5.

6. "A poem should not mean, but be." Which poem and who is the poet?(Think: Functional English-CBSE)

7. Her Autobiography is titled "Daughter of Destiny". Who is she?(Ought to be easy with the pic)


8. She is well known for her roles as Alex Forrest in the movie A, as Madame de Merteuil in movie B and as the character X in the movies C and D. Identify her and A,B,C,D,X.

9. If Hippolyta is the Queen, then cryptically speaking- he is the king. Who is this guy?(again, should be easy)

10. Piyushnabu ________ is married to Supriya Jolly and has 3 children. He assisted his wife during the birth of their third child. Thats quite versatile, considering what we know him for. Who is he?

Ah, and of course- Mega Connect the answers( except 3 and 4. 5 relates to the megaconnect).

Happy Quizzing!!!

ONE SHOT

Who said the following words about India-

"62 days in a country where westernised living conditions are regarded a luxury is no task for the faint-hearted." ??
Question of the Day
Connect.Answers in a day.




Roshan



Slightly vague connect...but is quite easy once you think a lil eccentric








Thursday, November 29, 2007

Question of the Day
A,B,C are three authors who have written 3 novels D,E,F.These 3 novels are the most famous examples of G.The 4th picture falls into the category as G.Give me A,B,C,D,E,F,G.





Question of the Day
We facchas heave a sigh of relief...We see the bleeding demise of MP:-)
Heres a question related to it

A X is is a bullet encased in a copper alloy such as gilding metal, cupronickel, or a steel alloy shell. This shell can extend around all of the bullet or often just the front and sides with the rear left as exposed lead.X is famous otherwise too.What is X?

Tuesday, November 27, 2007

QUESTION OF THE DAY
Connect these three pictures to one very famous thing.(Clue---Question made by Roshan)




















Answers in a day
Roshan

Monday, November 26, 2007

Question of the Day

Connect these 4 pictures to 1 famous personality.A little random but has its explanation.

Sunday, November 25, 2007

Question of the day

Identify him:










Answer:

Saturday, November 24, 2007



Five Shot


1."Peace is a lie, there is only passion / Through passion, I gain strength / Through strength, I gain
power / Through power, I gain victory/ Through victory, my chains are broken/ The Force shall free
me." In popular culture/fiction, this is called "The ------- Code". What?

2.In 2003 it was rumoured that Sony had shelved this singer's much-awaited third album because it
had no singles of commercial value. Her outraged fans began sending Sony's president Andy Lack
a fruit every day to remind him of her existence. The album, titled Extraordinary Machines, has since
popped up on the Internet and is now one of the top downloads on P2P networks. Name singer.

3.The French chemist Michel-Eugene Chevreul was born in 1786 and died in 1889 at the age of
nearly 103. He founded a branch of science using himself as a subject. Name the branch of science he pioneered.

4.His name, little known, is Prem Behari Narain Raizada (Saxena), son of Brij Behari Narain Raizada
of Delhi. He wrote a well-known ‘thing’ in his own hand, using a flowing italic style in the best
calligraphic traditions of our country. What did he write?

5.This term is used in the Americas for a normally dry stream-bed that is transformed into a temporary
watercourse after rain. In India this phenomenon is known as a Nullah while across Arabia and the
Sahara, the term Wadi is preferred. This term is also the surname of the president of an Asian country.What?

Answers in a day
Roshan

The source for the questions is ...Mahaquizzer 2005....
http://asimha.tripod.com/

Try the other papers too

One Shot

What's this a list of? Number 2 and 7 on the list are pretty similar. List subject to change.
1. Main Page
2. ____
3. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
4. Naruto
5. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
6. United States
7. _________
8. Deaths in 2007
9. Heroes (TV series)
10. Transformers (film)
.
.
.
18. Sex
.
.
.
33. Sexual intercourse
.
.
.
44. Anal sex
45. India
.
.
.
100. Tupac Shakur

Friday, November 23, 2007

Random Types

Connect:














QUESTION OF THE DAY

"One number to bind them all,one number to connect,One number to rejoice".Connect and explain everything.




Thursday, November 22, 2007

QUESTION OF THE DAY

Connect these pictures to a band.


Answers in a day
Roshan

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Quizzical part 1:-)


1.
American chemical company that was founded in July 1802 as a gunpowder mill byEleuthere Irene X . X is currently the world's second largest chemical company.It is also a component of the Dow Jones Industrial average.Identify


2.1992-1995.4 filmfare nominations.0 wins.=A
1990-1994.5 filmfare nominations.5wins=B
Identfy A and B.

3.A person called Sydney Ling in 1973 made a film called Lex the Underdog.An Indian replaced him in the Guiness book of World Records while making the film Care of Footpath.What record and who?

4.A has authored six books on topics related to Computer Security, including:
  • Network Security: A Hacker's Perspective
  • B
  • Hacking Mobile Phones
  • Email Hacking
  • Windows Hacking
  • Email Hacking
Obviously a sitter.Give me A and B.

5.Identify this emperor.


6.Connect these two pictures with one word.



7.


Connect these 3 to 1 person.The pictures are in order is a clue.

8.

Identify this temple.For a clue.Think M2L2 style..hehe.


9.Connect these three pictures to 1 person.The connect with Amitabh is vague...While with the other two is good:-)





10.According to mythology when A was supposed to meet his wife,his features were chiselled in order for his wife to see him.Now with the dust that fell,arose 3 articles of interest which are famous in Indian mythology.Give me A and the 3 articles(objects)

And also mega connect these questions :-)

Happy quizzing then.
Roshan

Monday, November 19, 2007

It May Seem Convoluted...

1. Perhaps the first woman ambassador mentioned in recorded history to be sent from one Head of State at the express invitation of another Head of State. _____A____ was sent to Sri Lanka to spread Buddhism and the lady in question took along with her a branch of the Bodhi Tree at Gaya. As a result(?) presently about three-fourths of the Sri Lankan population is Buddhist. Name this woman ambassador of royal origin.

2. Identify the Bollywood actor from this portrait of hers by her husband.

3.
Ingredients
* 4 tbsp Olive oil
* 2 medium Onions, quartered
* 2 garlic cloves, crushed
* 2 green peppers, roughly diced
* 2 large Aubergines, halved horizontally then sliced into 3cm pieces
* 3 medium courgettes, sliced into 3cm pieces
* 400g can chopped tomatoes, drained
* small bunch Basil, leaves torn
* slices of sourdough bread, to serve

Method
1. Heat oil in a large casserole dish and sweat the onions and garlic for 10 minutes on a low heat with the lid on.
2. Add the peppers, aubergines and courgettes. Season with salt and pepper, stir and cook for a further 20 minutes with the lid on.
3. Pour in the chopped tomatoes, stir and check the seasoning. Cook for a further 5 minutes without the lid. Stir in the basil.
4. Serve with chunky slices of sourdough.
That's just one of the ways to make this so-called poor farmer's dish. Which dish?
A slightly different method of preparation results in the following, probably more identifiable version
4. This is a long, boring and useless question.
___X____ is the oldest town in southwestern Germany, in the state of Baden-Württemberg and is located between the Black Forest and the Swabian Alb and is a small town with about 25,000 inhabitants. Like many old Roman sites, this one got the name 'Wil' (from villa). To distinguish this 'Wil' from others, it was called '____ Wil' from the red color of the roof tiles and bricks which later evolved into it's present name ____X____. During the times of the Roman Empire this was one of the small market towns Roman legions travelled through with their cattle. Most of the work in driving the cattle to and from the market had to be carried out by herding and guard dogs. In honor of the good qualities of the breed of dogs that came from _____X____ they were called _____Y_____. Give X and Y. If you know one, you'll know the other.

5. A MTV show executive produced by Ashton Kutcher and Jason Goldberg gets its name from the place of Harry Houdini's demise. Name the show.

Thursday, November 15, 2007

Cliched One Shot

This is a print ad for?
QUIZZING and All that Jazz:-)
Quizzes that are coming up

Litmus 2007-Literminator-Saturday---www.litmus2007.wordpress.com

Bizdom at IIFT-Sunday

You also might like to participate in NIT Allahabad's thing...

http://www.gnosiomania.mnnit.ac.in/

Do let me know if anyone is interested in coming for Bizdom...They need Same college teams and Joy Bhaatacharya Quizmaster..Prizes to the tune of 1 lakh.

Happy Quizzing
And Bestofluck for the eggjams Btw:-)
Roshan




Thursday, November 08, 2007

Identify (Random)

1. Who/Why?











2. This ad created controversy due to its racist undertones. Which company?










3. Painter, Subject.









4. I knew him by wanting to play with him. We had Pantera open for ____(his band) in the U.S. and in Europe. When you get to the level of guitar playing that I'm at and that he was at, the air is pretty thin up there . . . Darrell was a really gentle spirit and pretty easygoing guy. Society is looking at this and saying, "This is heavy metal." That's not heavy metal, that's a random act.

An (im)modest tribute to the late Dimebag Darrell. By whom?

5. Formerly New Zealand's fourth most popular guitar-based digi-bongo acapella-rap-funk-comedy folk duo. They now have a hilarious show on HBO. Among their hits are - The Robot Song (The Humans are Dead), Hiphopopotamus vs. Rhymenoceros.

6. (Wiki Lift) In his free time, he is a lieutenant in the Territorial Army. As "Assistant (to the) Regional Manager", he annoys his Wernham Hogg coworkers with his steadfast enforcement of the rules and sucking up to boss David Brent. He may be familiar to you as someone else. Who?

7. (Wiki Lift) Known as futbol de mesa in Spain and as biliardino in Italy, it is called _____ in the US. The regulatory body for this sport is the ITSF in France. The World Championships coincide with the FIFA World Cup every four years.