Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Pehchan Kya!


Identify this very famous device/item/thing and where can one find it:

Went uncracked. This is 'The Bell' which is rung at the beginning and closing of working hours everyday at the NYSE.

Monday, September 28, 2009

Bhai yeh Kya Result Hai !

Whose report card ?




Cracked by Sateendra , its John Lennon

Identify


Played a very important part towards the end of the freedom struggle .

Cracked by Sateendra . Its Sir Cyril Radcliffe

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Connect






Went Uncracked . The Answer is Quentin Tarantino . First Pic , Pam Brier - Jackie Brown , Second Pic - Reservoir Dogs , Third Pic - Hatori Hanzo , Kill Bill and Fourth Pic - Pumpkin , Pulp Fiction

Friday, September 25, 2009

Think!

Identify:
Madhav got it right. The answer is Platform 9 and 3/4.
The trivia is:

Rowling discovered after the books were published that she had confused the layout of King's Cross with that of Euston Station, and that platforms 9 and 10 at King's Cross were not the ones between which she had meant her magical platform to be placed. There is no platform between tracks 9 and 10 at King's Cross. To solve this, the filmmakers re-numbered platforms 4 and 5 for the duration of filming. In reality, at both King's Cross and Euston, platforms 9 and 10 are separated by train tracks. The exterior shots in the film are that of nearby St. Pancras station.

Perhaps coincidentally, a local legend claims that Queen Boudica fought her last battle near the site of King's Cross Station, and her body is said to be buried somewhere between platforms nine and ten.

Today, King's Cross Station still has no Platform 9¾, but it does have a ‘Platform 9a’ and a ‘Platform 9b’. The secondary building containing platforms 9 to 11 has been decorated with a cast iron ‘Platform 9¾’ sign, complete with a luggage trolley ‘stuck’ halfway through the wall as tribute to the book. A wrought iron 'Platform 9¾' gate used as part of the film set is preserved at the National Railway Museum.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Connect







Went uncracked. The connect was Mount Rushmore.
1. Washington Memorial - George Washington
2. Declaration of Independence of the USA - Thomas Jefferson was the principal author
3. Teddy Bear - Nickname of Theodore Roosevelt
4. Lincoln Continental - Abraham Lincoln
The four presidents on Mount Rushmore.

Identify

The word X was used prior to WWII by repairmen sent out to repair phone lines . X is also the name of a character in the movie The Three Brothers . The word was repeatedly used in the movie Tango and Cash as well as Saving Private Ryan . The word has also been adopted as the name of a popular music playing software . Give me X .

Answer : Cracked by Sateendra , its FUBAR/Foobar

Connect



Wasnt cracked . the Answer is Dilip Chabbria . Aston Martin Vanquish (prototype made by his company) , Ambassador (which he has remodelled to Ambierod) and Abbas Mustan - Tarzan the Wonder Car

Question

What is John Yettaw's claim to fame or infamy?
Timeline May, 2009
Hint(vague) : Ian Thorpe

Sunday, September 20, 2009

Identify the museum:



Ans:Went uncracked,probably the one who could have cracked it didn't commented.It's "INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM FOR ROERICHS".

Identify

Identify the event associated with the following conversation:

"Good evening Scottish, Clipper one zero three. We are at level three one zero."
"Clipper 103 requesting oceanic clearance."

Hint: The event occurred in 1988 and was in the news again in August this year.

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Friday, September 18, 2009

I TRIED MY BEST,BUT COULDN'T COME WITH A TITLE FOR THIS ABSURDITY:

Are u a DUhite & facing money crunch early in the session.Dude don't be disappointed,there is a ray of hope for you.Just follow the below listed noble steps to make money even faster than the "Oracle Of Ohama":-
  1. Keep a track of your college notice board for Quiz competitions in non campus colleges(Dayal Singh ,Kamla Nehru:to name a few).TIP:to enhance your chances of winning look out for girls colleges.
  2. Register for the quiz through the innovative channels created by these Colleges like YAHOO groups,SMS,E-mail etc.A mundane activity but must to make money.
  3. Reach the college for the event at sharp 30minutes past the scheduled start of the event ,else you will feel like beating yourself.
  4. After all melodrama i.e. attendance,tech faults,shortage of preliminary sheets etc.The so called Quiz compition(not "Competition") will get started with absurd rules bungee jumping on your eardrum.There r 23 questions(probably there lucky no. or quiz-mast age) in prelims,7 minutes to answer(the time he/she takes to freshen up),mcq's,10/9 teams will qualify to the finals(at least they should consider the space available on there stage) etc.NOTE:They might threaten to disqualify you because it's there college & there compition.
  5. Now the most awaited element, the questions,synopsis:
  • DOB of SRK(Source:Dyal Singh)
  • The ratio of indias industrial empowerement growth to the growth of blablabla..(Source:Miranda)
  • Fullform of "DKCS" (Source"Kamla Nehru")(Ans:"Don't know cann't say)
  • Son of LN MITTAL(as if he is there uncle)
  • The hot picks:Currency/capital of "Mongolia"."cambodia" & countries never heard of..
  • Question of the season:Name the CEO of Jet Airways...& the story goes on in the finals.

Liked them,kudos to the quizmast(not"quizmasters",mast means "a sturdy upright pole" ) its all because of there sheer hardwork carried out that we come to such nuisance in DU,sponsored by big corporate houses.

Statutory Warning:The above questions are the "COPYRIGHTS" of the Quiz-mast,Please take there prior permission before using them for your project works,articles,research papers & case studies(Harvard will draft out one soon) etc.

6.After series of rounds the team with 100% luck (intellectual level is not mandatory) is declared the winner and the prizes makes your pocket heavier.As it may range from 2-4 thousand plus the goodies of the sponsors like bagpack,discount coupons,techtoys etc.

After all this we say that corporates doesn't care foe the students.May God Bless Them.

Hope all this might pursuade you to participate/boycott(if u r a "ILLUMINATOR") such compition which are as good as reality shows on Indian TV.

If i have hurted someones feeling,then please ask your friend to console you.

Having made you go through this absurd prototype of mine writing skils,I don't except comments from you.If i receive any they will be dumped with honor.BUT U CAN COMMENT ON THE MISSING TITLE,MOREOVER THE BEST TITLE WILL BE NON- GENEROUSLY AWARDED.

IsSUEd IN PUBLIC INTEREST with grammatical & spelling blunders.

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Connect:




B.A.S.














ANS:Brands endorsed by Sachin Tendulkar on his bat,SG,ADIDAS,POWER,MRF & BAS, it was a sitter for all.

DIRECTOR`S SPECIAL



















WHICH POPULAR COMIC SONG OF THE 1970s START WITH LINES SPOKEN BY THE PERSON ON THE LEFT ,WHO WAS REFERRING TO THE PERSON ON THE RIGHT IN THE SPEECH?



BY SHASHANK

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Connect:















Ans:Insipirations for Vikas Swarup's Q &A ,pic 1 of milltary man charles igram ,winner of "who wants to be a millionaire" by using illegal means.Pic 2 of "The hole in the wall project" started by NIIT Scientist:"Sugata Mitra, pic 3 ".

S!TTER# 4













IDENTIFY.
The first ever computer mouse develpoed by Douglas Engelbert.

Sunday, September 6, 2009

Connect:



ans: nokia MIKKORIKKO PC & recently launched 3G BOOKLET
www.quizpedia.blogspot.com

S!TTER# 3

"X" a range of snack owned by Procter & Gamble.The Co. chose the "X" name from a Cicinnati telephone book, having been inspired by the street name of "X" Drive in Finneytown,Ohio, simply due to its pleasing sound.


Saturday, September 5, 2009

Answer De Do Bhai<<<



CONNECT BOTH PICS
By nikhil

sitter#2

“X” is arguably touted as the most successful CEO in the history of corporate world & was on the helm of "Y" till 2001.At the time of his retirement he appointed “Jeff Immelt” as his successor. But Jeff turned out to be the worst performing CEO in the history of corporate America. A perfect example of best followed by worst.Identify "X" & "Y".


ANS: JACK WELCH,GE.

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