GGSO Quiz 2021

GREAT GOVERNORS’
SENDOFF(?) QUIZ
2021

PRELIMS
MANIFESTO
24 QUESTIONS, 30 POINTS
HAMMERED QUESTIONS TO BREAK TIES
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NO NEGATIVE MARKING
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8 TEAMS INTO FINALS
04
1-18 ONE POINT EACH, 19-24 TWO POINTS EACH
FURTHER TIES TO BE BROKEN BY SUDDEN DEATH
TAKE GUESSES, ASK FOR HINTS BUT DON’T BE EVIL
(DEPENDS ON SCORES AND ATTENDANCE)

While in the US, this day holds a rich culture and history of
protest (with figures like Coretta Scott King using
traditionalist rhetoric to appeal to the masses for radical
and liberationist policies), other countries have had an
openly conservative view around the occasion. France
began honouring the day after noticing alarmingly low
birth rates, and Germany declared it a national holiday
under the Nazis with their rhetoric revolving around the
production of more Aryans.
What celebration is this?
Q.
1

This gentleman’s most famous work from 1915 was initially
meant as a cold joke about his friend. Both were fond of
hiking together but his friend often got confused and
couldn’t make up his mind while on the walk.
Later, when some college students came to know of the
work they found some serious meaning that has since made
all the difference.
What oft-quoted piece of work is this?
Q.
2

Q.
3
Scientists have forever tried to make humans capable of long
range space missions.
One of the keys to unlocking this are microRNAs -- molecular gene
silencers that hinder gene expression without altering the genetic
code itself. By studying the microRNA strategy some species use,
we can exploit this genetic on/off switch for rapid, reversible
changes for extended periods that could bring about this
phenomenon in humans.
What are we talking about?

In early 2019 when they made their debut on Instagram,
which caused a huge controversy when it was revealed they
had been reassigned the handle of a fan of Reading FC from
Sussex.
However around a year later this duo exited from the
platform, among other things.
Who am I talking about ?
Q.
4

Prince Harry/Meghan Markle
ANSWER

In 2009 the largest machine on earth, then newly launched,
shut down abruptly during testing because of overheating.
On inspection the staff found the cause was a bird finding
itself a good spot for lunch while interfering with the power
supply.
What food item did it stick behind, probably apt if we look
at stereotypes of the general geography?
Q.
5

The Pirates of Penzance is a comic opera by Sullivan & Gilbert. It
depicts the trials of a young orphan pirate apprentice.
In the opera, he gets freed after serving the pirates for 21 years,
but later, on getting info about his childhood, he jumps to the
conclusion that more than six decades of the indenture period
still remain contractually.
What specific information about himself does he get to know?
Q.
6

When 3 scientists from Birmingham decided to look into the
life of a suave gentleman, they calculated an average weekly
intake of 92.5 units, from 14 primary sources of information.
According to their study in the BMJ, this level of intake should
have had an impact on his physical and sexual life, including a
case of intention tremor due to lesions in the brain. Thus, a
specific request made by this individual might have originated
due to the inability to move his hands properly.
What preference was this study trying to explain?
Q.
7

This work remains its creator’s most popular verse,
resurrected by a club of rebel school-goers almost
one-and-a-quarter century later in the late 1980s.
Interestingly, the creator had never gotten a direct taste of
the exemplary leadership of the subject, instead relying on
an eyewitness account of the fateful night’s events by their
homosexual partner to evoke the required emotional
response.
Which work is this question about?
Q.
8

A large number of doctors and scientists have joined together
under the UN to counter misinformation on social media and
illuminate people on the safety and effectiveness of vaccines.
According to them, the 4-letter name of the program represents
the divine ring of connected science around the globe.
Name this program.
Q.
9

Recent years have seen the emergence of a far-right
anti-democratic group named the Bolsonaristas, who have
disrupted healthcare and targeted Congress proceedings in their
country.
Their appropriation of an iconic national symbol of pride has led
to massive outcry in the general public.
What item is this, one of the few worldwide to carry affectionate
sobriquets instead of formal titles?
Q.
10

Brazilian football team’s iconic canary jersey
ANSWER

Q.
11
The nazm Zulmat ko ___ turns around the meaning of the
subject’s name and makes him a symbol of darkness and
ignorance.
Which personality, whose “zulmat” essentially began slightly over
four decades ago, is the subject?
“How can one call darkness a symbol of light, a blizzard a breeze, or a man a god?
How can one compare a stone to a pearl, a wall to a door, a vulture to a phoenix?”

In One Night in Miami, Malcolm X plays a song he heard on
the radio a few months ago, to confront Sam Cooke.
Referring to the beginning of the song, he says, "It’s as if its
being asked, how much must the oppressed do before
being recognized as a human being".
He then asks Cooke how it makes him feel that a white boy
from Minnesota wrote a song that speaks more to the
struggle of the black man than anything he has ever
written.
What song did he play?
Q.
12

A Paternoster is a type of passenger lift with open
compartments which slowly move up and down in a loop at a
slow pace without stopping. People can simply hop in and out
of a compartment on any floor as it moves slowly in front of
you.
Although it has the advantage for passengers to not have to
wait for an elevator to reach their floor it is not very commonly
seen as it might be dangerous for people who are not agile
enough.
Look at the GIF in the next slide and string together
an explanation for the name.
Q.
13

Paternoster literally means “Our
Father” denoting the Lord’s Prayer,
inspired from rosary beads
ANSWER

This particular piece of art is one of the oldest known
depictions of a heavenly body from mythology and has its
place of prominence for all to see.
However, it is probably a misnomer as the place of origin,
evident in the full name, denotes that the actual name used
should have been of an analogous lovely entity.
Explain the misnomer associated with this work.
Q.
14

Venus de Milo should have been
named Aphrodite due to its Greek
origins
ANSWER

In an article on the West Bengal assembly elections titled The
____ ____, The Telegraph talks about the state’s long-running
tryst with election violence, exploring crude bombs wrapped in
jute rope being used since as far back as the late 60s.
What was the title of the article, a pun a single letter away from a
health fad often used by weight reduction enthusiasts?
Q.
15

Endemic to Japan, what is the fiendish name given to this variant
of a national symbol from across the ocean, due to the curly
horn-like stigmas of the flower?
Q.
16

At one point in the 2020 concert film, American Utopia, Byrne
performs a song that aims to humanise what tend to become
mere statistics, following chants of “say his/her name” each with
names that tend to leave the nation’s consciousness just as soon
and suddenly as they enter.
Who/what is the song about?
Q.
17

African Americans killed due to police brutality
ANSWER

Kaun? is an online mystery solving online video game show
on the Flipkart app.
In one of the episodes the culprit tricks his prey into
extramarital affairs, brands the petrified women with a new
name and murders them.
What name from mythology is this, which means
‘unploughed’ according to some Sanskrit dictionaries?
Q.
18

According to the founders of an Indian unicorn, their main
goal was to break all barriers that the fintech sector faces in
India in terms of cost, support, and technology.
Thus, they named their company combining two different
languages to mean “No Barrier”.
A) Which firm is this?
B) What is the name of their high flying app for making
profits soar?
Q.
19

These traditional artistic dolls have been given a novel
purpose due to developments in a particular country.
They can be seen on roads and public places holding their
own against all opposition.
A) Which country can they be found in?
B) What feature of these dolls provide a very fitting
symbolism in context?
Q.
20

Myanmar
Dolls when toppled can bounce back to position
ANSWER

Some famous individuals from Indian history lived far longer than the
average Indian life expectancy of 68-70 years.
A, known for his work under a king in South India, was born before
Mahatma Gandhi’s birth, and died after Feroze Gandhi’s death. There
is some online confusion over the year of his birth, however the date
is properly known, and is even celebrated as _________ Day in India.
B, a social reformer from Western India and champion of widow
remarriage, was born before A’s birth, and died after A’s death.
Incidentally both received Bharat Ratnas, and featured on Indian
stamps on their centenary while still alive.
Who are A and B?
Q.
21

Sir M Visvesvaraya Dhondo Keshav Karve
(1860/61-1962) (1858-1962)
ANSWER

The 2021 Malayalam movie Joji shows the rise and fall of a
good-for-nothing engineer played by Fahad Faasil who after
encouragement from his sister-in-law, slowly ascends to power in
his family by disposing off his elders in a planned manner.
A) What serves as the inspiration behind the movie’s plot?
After killing a relative, Joji is unaffected and jovial. During the
funeral ceremony, his sister-in-law calls him from his room to join
the crowd to offer condolences, and at least pretend to be sad.
B) What relevant advice does she use to request this from Joji?
Q.
22

Optimization algorithms often use nature based metaphors (often
frowned upon for lack of academic rigor).
Looking at these two algorithms, what fauna are they based on?
A)
Q.
23

In 2017, two Iranian siblings participated in a Chess Festival and
after the tournament, both were banned by their country for two
completely unrelated reasons.
The sister was banned for choosing to forego something which
became compulsory after the 1979 Islamic revolution.
A) What did she forego?
The brother was banned for entertaining an opponent
representing an entity not recognised by Iran.
B) Whom did this opponent represent?
Q.
24

FINALS
MANIFESTO
36 QUESTIONS, 7 ROUNDS
INFINITE POUNCE AND BOUNCE
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POINTS NOT TO BE CONSERVED
03
MAY THE FAIREST TEAM WIN
04
5 DRY ROUNDS, 1 WRITTEN
+10/-5 ON POUNCE (WHATSAPP), +10/0 ON BOUNCE
WE BELIEVE IN THE INFINITE MONKEY THEOREM
JOHNNY BE GOOD

Evoking a gruesome sight similar to that of this year’s, where
bodies float about in the Ganges, a French passenger nearly a
century and a half ago observed how bodies floated deep
beneath the Bay of Bengal, half eaten, half rotten, famished from
poverty and famine.
The captain of the vessel he was travelling in, a certain nobody
born somewhere in the lower stretches of Uttar Pradesh, was no
stranger to these sights of human disregard – he had seen the
Ganges pick up these bodies and dump them into the Bay of
Bengal.
Who was the captain?
Q.
0

“Answer can be found on the next slide”
—SOMEONE FAMOUS

____ ____ was a popular 70s offering from Atari.
The arcade game was played between two opponents and
provided different categories prior to the start of a game.
Both the opponents had 4 identical large buttons accessible
on either side of the screen which they had to press
corresponding to different choices.
What game is this?
It is thought to be the first one to introduce something very
iconic. While other famous examples of the same category
were designed according to structure or beauty, this was
merely made to be as efficient as possible.
What is being talked about?
Q.
1

Lillian Gilbreth and her husband Frank are known for their
contribution to ergonomics in various different industries
through their motion studies which resulted in increased
efficiency.
They are believed to be instrumental behind the origin of a
routine followed in lifesaving procedures which most
people consider a waste of human resources.
What practice is this, often depicted on screen too?
This formulaic approach to complete critical tasks related to
a central object in the shortest time possible can be tracked
back to what ?
Q.
2

Assistant/Nurse passing the instruments
ANSWER

On the occasion of 50 years of India’s landmark double of Test
series wins in England and West Indies, a new book recounts the
fairy tale.
What is the apt title of this book?
The third Test match of the England series was won by India after
being saved by the monsoon previously. It was their first Test win
ever on English soil. To commemorate this auspicious beginning
that coincided with a celebration back home, local fans brought
along Bella from a local establishment.
What was Bella/what was the occasion?
Q.
3

The upcoming sequel of a 2017 summer blockbuster might remind
you of the personal security of one Ritika Sajdeh.
Which movie?
What is the subtitle of the movie, borrowed from an iconic debut
song from the turn of the century, whose original title had to be
changed to prevent people interpreting it as encouragement of
domestic violence?
Q.
4

The Guardian publishes a weekly satirical column of sketches
dedicated to the pioneers of the creative world.
Name the series by performing an appropriate deletion.
Shown ahead are two previous works published in the column.
Identify the blanked out names in the panel that follows them.
Q.
5

A Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna awardee, former world number one
and Asian Games gold medalist was roped in by the Haryana
administration in a unique program -- to train their officers to deal
with distant moving objects often used to transport drugs and
weapons and sometimes to target political opponents.
What particular sporting discipline is this athlete associated with?
What modern menace does the training program address?
Q.
1

This person’s regular residence had a complex system of escape
tunnels before being demolished over the past decade.
Whenever he travelled abroad, due to his fear of lodging in a
hotel with elevators, he used to carry something which brought a
bit of the desert with him. It was sometimes so heavy that it
needed an extra aeroplane to carry it.
On his last visit to the United States, he lived in an estate spread
over 100+ acres owned by the successor to his host. This visit
would soon inspire the pitch for a satirical entertainment venture.
Who is this gentleman, more fond of green than it would seem?
What did he carry with himself?
Q.
2

This 5-word English proverb has its origins in a Latin phrase -- a
warning issued near the end of the Trojan war. But this warning
about their seemingly generous enemies was ignored, leading to
the downfall of Troy.
What proverb?
In the 90s, there was a controversy over a particular file format,
where the format and its compression tech were owned by
separate entities.
Users (perhaps needlessly) feared that they could face
consequences if they used such files, and so a new warning was
coined in a jiffy, punning on the English proverb by removing one
letter each from the 3rd and 5th word.
What was the new warning?
Q.
3

● W’s position is perhaps unique in Indian history.
● First, Z1, who was the then Indian X, died, leading to V, who was
the then Indian Y, becoming the acting X. But V resigned later to
contest for the X election. This led to W becoming the acting X.
● During W’s term as acting X, the then US X, U, visited India,
meeting him and the then PM Indira Gandhi. W also gave assent
to the bill that nationalised Indian banks in this period.
● More than a decade later, W was elected to the post of Y. During
his term, Z2, who was the then Indian X, went to the US for
medical treatment, and so W again became the acting X.
● Think about what the posts X and Y could be, and thus tell me
what distinction does W have?
● Why are the variables Z1 and Z2 apt for the persons they denote?
Q.
4

W is the only person to have served in all three of the
posts President, Vice President, and Chief Justice of
India. Z1 and Z2 are appropriate because their names
start with Z (two names needed).
● X and Y - President and Vice President.
● U - Richard Nixon
● V - VV Giri
● W - Mohammad Hidayatullah
● Z1 - Zakir Husain
● Z2 - Giani Zail Singh
ANSWER

Surprisingly, this convention is only around 20 years old.
Media outlets followed their own rules, often changing
them every four years.
It is believed that the convention stuck due to prolonged
attention garnered that year, with the controversy taking a
relatively long time to settle (like last year). This ensured it
remained in public memory longer.
Another quirk is that the convention there is opposite to
what is followed in the rest of the world for similar cases.
What convention in which country is this? (NO PART
POINTS)
Q.
5

Red for states voting Republican and Blue for states
voting Democrat in the US Presidential election.
ANSWER

The USA had been profiting by selling munitions before its entry
into WW1. However a British naval blockade prevented Germany
from getting these resulting in only the Allies getting huge
advantage of the rapid production in America. German sailors and
other spies stuck on US soil thus frequently tried to sabotage such
factories and depots regularly.
In mid 1916 a huge explosion on a weapons depot on the NYC
Harbor that was ready to ship armaments caused a great fire and
the height of destruction spread around the area.
This incident is thus said to be the reason behind what decision
which somewhat takes away the freedom of tourists visiting a
particular place?
Q.
1

Why visitors are now not
allowed to visit the Torch on
the Statue of Liberty
ANSWER

The Economist recently brought out a report on the ongoing
efforts by the COVAX initiative to provide vaccines to third world
countries.
In one part, they compare donor nations on the numbers they
promised and they delivered.
What is the title of this section, changing a letter in a common
phrase often used to indicate a talent for oratory?
In another section, they show the vaccines distributed globally
originating from donor nations.
What is this part titled, changing a phrase originating in sports
often used to describe the global impact of the bullets that killed
Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Q.
2

While many think this English word is derived from Hindi/Sanskrit
for stranger/outcast, it actually comes from the name for a
historically oppressed caste in Tamil Nadu which has always
functioned as drummers in funeral marches. It is also commonly
used to refer to street dogs across the subcontinent.
Which word is this?
In the recent past, a new crop of musicians aims to express their
caste identity by mixing elements of this artform with modern
hip-hop.
Which indulgent and alliterative piece that went viral earlier this
year begins to the sound of these drummers?
Q.
3
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While such establishments were present in India before the
Italian’s arrival in the late 30s, activities grew because of their
prolonged stay.
The initial plan was to give lectures and training courses around
the country and then return to Europe, but this plan changed and
they stayed for more than 7 years.
The eponymous method is still popular around the world and in
India, with numerous such establishments seen across the
country. They compete with the ones following more traditional
methods.
Who is this Italian?
What caused the change in itinerary?
Q.
4

Maria Montessori
They had to prolong their stay
because they were interned as
enemy aliens after Italy entered
World War 2 as an Axis power.
They were allowed to travel
within India and give lectures.
ANSWER

The evocatively named multi-armed bandit problem is a problem
in reinforcement learning, about the exploration-exploitation
tradeoff.
It imagines a gambler at a row of slot machines. Each machine provides rewards through
its own probability distribution. At each step, the gambler should decide whether to
explore other machines to know their expected reward, or to exploit the machines they
already know has a high expected reward. How to do this optimally is the problem.
According to Peter Whittle, this problem was originally conceived
by Allied scientists during World War 2, and proved very difficult
to solve, frustrating the scientists.
What solution did the scientists propose, as a joke, because they
considered the problem unsolvable?
Q.
5

They proposed dropping the problem over Germany so
that even their scientists could waste time trying to
solve the problem.
This is all according to Peter Whittle.
ANSWER

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Separated by two decades in setting, two works premiering 10
years apart feature ambitious but flawed protagonists who use
their charm and crazy intellect to rise in their respective worlds,
only to be spoiled by greed and power, leading them to their
eventual fall as the false materialistic world they built around
themselves collapses.
Interestingly, it was indeed an Emmy winning aspect of the first
work that influenced visual artist Jishnu in his endeavour for the
second work.
What two works are being compared here?
Q.
1

In the early 1940s, California air force bases had been engaged on
a top secret project in collaboration with General Electric to catch
up with Britain and Germany.
What was the atma-nirbhar end goal of this project?
During such flights, the lead pilot would turn up to work in a
gorilla suit wearing a bowler hat with a cigar for company, waving
gleefully to curious onlookers.
For what reason did the pilot resort to such absurd attires?
Q.
2

The lady (in image) is featured as the
arch nemesis of possibly the most
affluent fictional character ever.
She hatches plans in her
Mediterranean dwelling to obtain
her rival’s earliest income and forge
it into an amulet.
Where does she live?
What specific sensory gift would the
amulet provide her with?
Q.
3

This globally important material, included in the EU List of Critical
Raw Materials, is very susceptible to disruption. Because of its
wide-ranging applications, from aircraft to automobiles, industrial
machinery to storage tanks, medical items to even electrical
equipment, disruption could have catastrophic consequences for
the world economy.
What material is this?
Currently, most global production occurs in tropical countries in
SE Asia. Despite the raw material being native to Brazil, large
scale production has been impossible there since the 30s because
of a deadly affliction that derives its name from the Old Norse for
a pale coloration.
In a 2012 paper, what disastrous scenario did the authors discuss
as a potential threat due to increasing border permeability?
Q.
4

Terrorists introducing the fungal disease South
American Leaf Blight as a biological agent/weapon to
rubber plantations in South East Asia.
ANSWER

This company, named after the Hawaiian word for smart or cool,
has one of the world’s largest content delivery networks on the
internet, and plays an important role in getting content from a
website to the user quickly.
How does it do this? Think about what happens when a user
requests the website at a particular URL. For this purpose, the
company manages a network of thousands of servers around the
world.
It suffered a significant setback just a few years after getting
founded in the late 90s, with one of its co-founders perishing
unexpectedly. It is speculated that he was the first of about 3000
who lost their lives in a short span of time.
Which tragedy, and how could he have been the first casualty?
Q.
5

Akamai’s domain name system directs the user to a
geographically close-by server that serves the content. Each user
has to be assigned a server that will be best for them depending
on traffic conditions and geography, and this is done through
some sophisticated algorithms.
Daniel Lewin was aboard the first plane hijacked on 9/11.
According to the 9/11 commission, he may have been stabbed by
one of the hijackers seated behind him, possibly when he tried
to confront them.
ANSWER

ID the Oscar winning theme music being played in this video by
the Netherlands Symphony Orchestra.
What is the other visual tribute to the source material?
The instrument being played by the lady belongs to the oboe
family. It had a resemblance to the pipes played by divine figures
in artworks, and hence got a name in German, which got
corrupted later to another geographical identifier.
Name the instrument.
Q.
1

VIDEO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqVRcFQagtI (start at 29 seconds)

A symbol of Turkish hospitality and health
since the Ottomans, it is prepared from
fermented barley, grapes, molasses or potatoes
and mixed with distilled water; then a natural
fragrance is added, and it is left to sit for a
three-week maturation period before being
bottled.
What famous export from a specific geography
thus got naturalised here?
In the recent past, eateries have repurposed
this welcome gift to serve another purpose.
What?
Q.
2

Kolonya means Cologne
People started using Kolonya as a Hand Sanitizer,
owing to COVID-19
ANSWER

A documentary from the past few years details the highs and
peaks of Russia’s Olympic program in a particular discipline
before a doping scandal by its own makers causes its downfall.
What is the title of this documentary, evoking a classical tale?
Towards the end, what is the literary allusion that Grigory, a
Russian scientist, uses to refer to what the government was
expecting of him - to simultaneously design systems of doping
and anti-doping?
Q.
3

_________ Stadium is an indoor stadium situated in Delhi which
was used in 2010 CWG. The first half of the name comes from a
tank situated at the west side of a nearby garden while the
second half derives from the utensil-like shape of the tank due to
the hilly ground present around it.
Name this stadium.
In the early months of 2016, this location had to grapple with a
large crew looking for authentic locations for a dramatic redux of
events.
What project was this crew involved in?
Q.
4

This Roman emperor was assassinated at 31, perhaps partly due to
his increasing megalomania, as part of which he renamed the city,
the army, the Senate, and the citizens after himself. He even took
on 12 names and decreed that the 12 calendar months should be
known by his 12 names.
But the poor guy would be shocked to know what common object
(almost) shares his name now.
This coincidence happened because his name means comfortable
or suitable in Latin, from where it went to French to refer to a
chest of drawers, and then gradually made the transition to refer
to a different “chamber” that made a certain function convenient.
What is his name? Or what object does he lend his name to?
Q.
5

Andrew had gone to watch a baseball game between the Oakland
and Boston and had brought a binoculars from one of his
colleagues to get a closer view.
During the match, however, he missed an entire inning just
looking at the equipment and the artist within him could see the
emotional changes brought about by small twists. He simply
could not let it go to waste.
What did this specific observation result in, a few years down the
line?
Q.
1

In early France, petitions to kings or powerful people
usually comprised of people signing their names on a
circular ribbon and attaching it around the actual text. This
method was later adopted as a safety measure by sailors
and the navy.
What was the advantage this arrangement provided,
similar in principle to that of a mythical regent from a
neighbouring country?
What modern day term used in a slightly different context
originates from a corruption of this practice?
Q.
2

Written in a circular fashion to hide who led the signing campaign
Round Robin
ANSWER

In early USA, with the advent of electricity a particular practice
was banned by many Homeowners’ Associations for fear of
localities looking not so well off.
However, with recent concerns about the environment, a new
set of laws has found its moment in the sun, dialling back the
prohibition by such societies.
What activity is this?
In the tourist districts of Lisbon, this activity has been turned
into ad space for supermarket chains looking to support
house-owners primarily associated with one business entity
losing out on income due to Covid lockdowns.
Which north American entity?
Q.
3

Using clotheslines to dry laundry
(usual practice is dryers)
ANSWER

What 12th century work did Barbara Stoler Miller translate as 'The
Love Song of the Dark Lord' ?
Due to the popularity of the book in the States, she was hired to
serve as advisor for which 1985 global production on the banks of
the Rhone, that would create epic buzz 3 years before a desi
version reached Indian households?
Q.
4

Shmuel Rodensky was his country’s Laurence Olivier before
shifting to Hamburg in the late 60s.
One autumn evening a few years later, a touring party still
haunted by memories of pain, decided to attend one of
Rodensky’s shows to celebrate their achievements in a familiar
setting. Little did they know about the darkness that would
engulf them hours after returning back to their dorms.
Which group was this?
What divine nickname did a mad Spanish conquistador bestow
upon himself during his Amazon expedition, documented in a
work released the same year in the country?
Q.
5

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