2.  +10 for direct
 +20/-20 on pounce

3. Keep calm and Old Monk

4.  Complete this list ?
 Pikachu
 X
 Y
 Bulbasaur
 Charmander
 Squirtle

6.  X=Caterpie
Y=Pidgeotto
 Ash’s first 6 pokemon

9.  Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy

10. No of holes Length/cm
2 45
3 65
4 75–85
5 85–90
6 100
7
8 120
9
10 130
11
12 150
13
14 180
15
16 200
3. Details of what ?

12.  Shoe Laces

13.  Find the Connection between
Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland
Camp Buckner Military Academy
Huis Ten Bosch, The dutch Royal Family
Soestdjik Palace, Netherlands
NATO air base, Germany
Martonvasar Substation, Hungary
Mobil Oil Corps, Buffalo USA
Taiwan national Security Bureau Headquarters
North Korea
Sea Brook National Power Station , New York
Syracuse Hancock International Station

15.  Access Denied !!!
Places Hidden from google map

16.  The phrase “X”often used to refer to a willful refusal to
acknowledge a particular reality, dates back to a legendary
chapter in the career of the British naval hero Horatio
Nelson. During 1801’s Battle of Copenhagen, Nelson’s ships
were pitted against a large Danish-Norwegian fleet. When his
more conservative superior officer flagged for him to
withdraw, the one-eyed Nelson supposedly brought his
telescope to his bad eye and blithely proclaimed, “I really do
not see the signal.” He went on to score a decisive victory.
Hence the phrase X came into being.
 Give me X

18.  to turn a blind eye

19.  Calgary ,Canada
X
Honolulu, Hawai
Minneapolis, USA
Kobe , Japan
Y
Wellington, New Zeland
Helinski, Finland
Oslo, Norway
Frieburg, Germany
Q6.Complete the exhaustive list and ID the connect

21.  X =Adelaide Australia
Y=Copenhagen , Denmark
 World’s 10 most cleanest cities

22.  This practice started in the British raj. the first recorded evidence is
when in July of 1858, Sir William Hershel, chief magistrate of the
Hooghly district in Jungipoor, India implemented it on a whim in his
business contract with a local businessman. the idea was to make the
contract more binding. This impressed the businessman and Hershel
continued this practice in all his negotiations with the locals. The
first institution dedicated to this practice started in Kolkata where
Azizul Haque and Hem Chandra Bose developed the scientific basis
for what started as a superstitious ritual. What practice is it?

23.  Fingerprinting

24.  X is a flagship New York store established in 1895 located at
712 Fifth Avenue. Known for its exquisite designs and exotic
ranges of products which you can’t probably find at any other
place on the planet, it has a mere 29 stores globally yet it is
considered to be one of the pioneers in the fashion world. It
is also the place where the famous Sugarpova was launched.
ID X?

26.  Henry Bendel

27.  Complete the exhaustive list and ID the connect

 X
 Lady Gaga
 Steven Spielberg
 Beyoncé
 Y
 Taylor Swift
 Bon Jovi
 Roger Federer
 Justin Bieber
 Z

29.  X=Oprah Winfrey
 Y=Madonna
 Z=Ellen DeGeneres
 Connect- Forbes top 10 most powerful celebrities of 2013


30.  X was a fighter pilot in the Royal Air Force. That, however,
wasn't his secret profession. He was also an undercover agent
for the secret service network British Security Coordination
(BSC). He was based in the United States to help further the
goal of the BSC, promoting UK interests in the US and
countering Nazi propaganda.In order to gain intelligence, X
romanced and slept with many high society women.
 X was however known for a totally different field.ID X

32.  Roald Dahl

33.  X has its origins in the ancient Celtic festival known as
Samhain The festival of Samhain is a celebration of the end
of the harvest season in Gaelic culture. Samhain was a time
used by the ancient pagans to take stock of supplies and
prepare for winter. The ancient Gaels believed that on X the
boundaries between the worlds of the living and the dead
overlapped and the deceased would come back to life and
cause havoc such as sickness or damaged crops.
 ID X.

35.  Halloween

36. Q12
Xkcd comic about what?

38. ANSWER
THE DRAKE’S EQUATION

39. Identify these famous statues and their
location.
+5 points for each.

42.  THE THINKER ,RODIN MUSEUM PARIS

45.  MOAI, EASTER ISLANDS

48.  THE LIONS OF DELOS, GREECE

50.  THE MOTHER, VOLGAGRAD RUSSIA

53.  DAVID, ACCADEMICA GALLERY AT FLORENCE

56.  THE OLMEC STATUES ,MEXICO

60.  STARRY NIGHT BY VINCENT VAN GOGH

63.  THE SCREAM BY EDWARD MUNCH

66. les demoiselles by Pablo Picasso

69. A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte by
Georges Seurat

72. The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dali

75. Whistler’s mother by James McNeill Whistler

76. List it

77.  Babur-Humayun-Akbar-Shahjehan-Jahangir-Aurangzeb.
 There were 13 more Mughal rulers after them. Name them
 +10 for each ID
 +15 for 5 correct IDs
 +25 for 7 correct IDs
 +50 for more than 10

82.  Name the longest river on each continent.
 (+5 for each ID, extra +10 if at least 5 ID’d, +25 for all 7)

83.  Answer Follows

84. Africa - The Nile
Antarctica - The Onyx River
Asia - The Yangtze
Australia - The Murray
Europe - The Volga
North America - The Mississippi
South America - The Amazon

85.  +10 for direct
 +3 for successive bounce
 +15/-15 on pounce.

86.  A X is a type of classical male singing voice equivalent to that
of a Soprano. young boys which were fit for singing
underwent a operation Y to retain that high pitched child like
voice. As a result these X had great lung power and due to
their child like vocal cords has a greater voice range than
other Sopranos. This practice declined in the 18th century
with the last X performed on 1824.
 ID X and Y.

88.  X- Castrato
 Y- Castration

89.  ___ _____has its roots in military history. A collection of
terracotta sculptures discovered in 1974 in Xian, China gives
insight into the style worn by Chinese soldiers over a
thousand years ago
 It is also depicted in Trajan’s column in Rome, Italy. Emperor
Trajan ruled the Roman Empire from 98 to 117AD.
 Some think that it was also a sign of honor befitting
exceptional fighters.
 It evolved over hundreds of years and is immensely popular
even now regardless of status but rather as a as a fashion
statement.

91.  Necktie

92.  Identify the historical monument.
+10 for identifying the dynasty who build it.

94.  Golconda fort
 Kakatiya dynasty

95.  Jaya and Vijay were the gate keepers of lord Vishnu. They
refused entry to Sanatha Kumars who cursed them to live
mortal lives. When given the option by Lord Vishnu, they
chose three lives as his enemy rather than seven lives as his
devotes so that they could get back sooner to Vaikunta. The
first of these births were as Hiranyakasipu and his brother,
the third was Sisupala, but their second birth as X and Y was
the most famous one.
 ID X and Y

97. X- Ravana
Y- Kumbakarna

104.  Amul Butter

105.  X(born 24 June 1962) is an Indian entrepreneur and self-made
billionaire who is the Chairman of X Group. The X Group is a
globally integrated infrastructure player with businesses spanning
coal trading, coal mining, oil & gas exploration, ports, multi-
modal logistics, power generation & transmission and gas
distribution. With business experience of more than 33 years, X is
a first-generation entrepreneur who has led the X group from a
modest background to create a $8 billion professionally managed
empire in a relatively short period of time. He is said to be among
the 100 most influential businessmen worldwide in the shipping
trade and developing shipping related infrastructure. He has also
been recognized for establishing the modern Mundra port which
was selected as the best port in 2006 by the oldest and the most
influential British publication for shipping business, Lloyd

107.  Gautam Adani

108.  X Supreme Rum
 X Reserve Rum
 X XXX Rum
 X XXX Rum
 X White Rum
 X- Limited Edition
 X is usually mixed with any kind of dark cola, soda or water and often with
a twist of lime.
 In India, X and cola is a popular combination.
 A small quantity with warm water may help to get relief from cough and
cold which occurs with weather change.

110.  Old Monk

111.  In 1931, the X was started by an Ayurvedic doctor, Perumal
Varadarajulu Naidu, at Chennai (then known as Madras), being
published by his “Tamil Nadu” press. Soon under financial
difficulties, he sold the _____ to Swaminathan Sadanand, the
founder of The Free Press Journal, a national news agency.
 In 1933 X opened its second office in Madurai, launching the Tamil
edition, Dinamani. Sadanand introduced several innovations and
reduced the price of the_____. Faced with financial difficulties,
he sold a part of his stake to Ramanath Goenka as convertible
debentures. In 1935, when The Free Press Journal finally
collapsed, and after a long and controversial court battle with
Goenka, (where blows were exchanged between some of the
parties), Sadanand lost ownership of X.

113.  Indian Express.

114.  Full Flavour
 Riviera Whiff
 Taste Treasures
 Kafeato
 Verve
 Orange Twist

116.  Classic Full Flavour
 Classic Regular
 Classic Milds
 Classic Ultramilds
 Classic Menthol
 Classic Riviera Whiff
 Classic Taste Treasures
 Classic Kafeato
 Classic Menthol Rush
 Classic Verve
 Classic Citric Blast

117.  India: A History.
 The Great Arc: The Dramatic Tale of How India Was Mapped
and Everest Was Named
 Sowing the Wind: The Seeds of Conflict in the Middle East
 The Spice Route: A History
 Mad About the Mekong: Exploration and Empire in South East
Asia
 China: A History

119.  John Keay