2. Why not play it different ????
• We’ll have a 6 rounds of questions with a lotta
twists and turns…
• FUN is what we’re gonna have today so lets
not be serious. Some laugh does no harm to
either of us.
• Wild guesses can be right….try giving an
answer to every question.
3. General rules:
• Don’t get over excited and shout out
answers… Cos I’ll have to leave you at the
mercy of other teams then…
• Rules for each round at the beginning of that
round….so read carefully.
• And oh yea….most important of all…..The
Quizmaster is RAJNIKANT…..:P
4. So shall we start
then???????
Here goes question number 1…..
For the audience….
7. Round 1: Dry Round (Infinite bounce)
• Questions go clockwise…..+10
on a direct/pass.
• All questions open on fairplay
for a +10/-10
• Infinite number of fairplay’s
allowed.
• Infinte bounce
8. 1.
• This product is being sold as an add on to
the X
• Comes in 5 fragrances….
• New Book Smell
• Classic Musty Smell
• Scent of Sensibility
• Eau You Have Cats
• Crunchy Bacon Scent
• Pic on next slide….
9.
10. • 2.
• X vehicles have a unique numbering system unlike any other.
• The first (or the third) character is always an arrow pointing
upwards.
• The first two digits signify the year in which the X procured
the vehicle.
• In the case of vehicles, the no. after the arrow indicates the
year when the vehicle was commissioned into Y. Then the
registration number
• Another unique tradition they follow is for a sold out
vehicle. This vehicle should not be driven out of the X
Transport Park , but it should be pushed out of the gates and
then started.
Answer on next slide
11.
12. . 3.Inspired from????
• A Hypodermic needle is a hollow needle commonly
used with a syringe to inject substances into the body
or extract fluids from it. They may also be used to take
liquid samples from the body, for example
taking blood from a vein in venipuncture. Large bore
hypodermic intervention is especially useful in
catastrophic blood loss or shock.
• A hypodermic needle is used for rapid delivery of
liquids, or when the injected substance cannot be
ingested, either because it would not be absorbed (as
with insulin), or because it would harm the liver.
• Pic on next slide
13.
14. 4..
• RAS Syndrome is a syndrome where in the
user makes a mistake while using certain
acronyms.
• Few examples of RAS syndrome are:
• PIN, ATM….
• Its an irony that RAS itself is an example of
RAS syndrome….
• What’s the RAS syndrome all about????
15. 5.
• Bavarian town of Herzogenaurach, is known
for a very famous rivalry between two siblings.
• The rivalry was due to some reason and hence
the town was called the town of bent necks.
• Now tell me the two famous companies I am
talking about and the funda of the bent
necks…..These are two shoe companies.
16. 6.What’s goin on????
• Ashley Kerekes, 22, whose boyfriend gave her the
name, has been bombarded with messages
wanting updates.
• She got so annoyed she wrote: "I am not a
freaking cricket match!" Her anger faded when
she gained 7,000 followers and became a
celebrity. Now airline Qantas has offered her
flights to watch the series.
"If you look at my profile, it is obvious I have
nothing to do with cricket - I talk about knitting
and how to take care of children,"
17.
18. Round 2:Copy Cat
• Written round.
• Either you write your answer and get +10 for a
right answer.
• Or incase you don’t know the answer you
write the team number who you think knows
the answer. +5 to both the teams involved.
• 5 questions in all.
19. 1.
• Erythema ab igne (also known as hot water bottle
rash, fire stains, and toasted skin syndrome) refers to
skin that is reddened due to long-term exposure
to infrared radiation. The term is derived
from Latin and means "redness from fire“ Some
causes:
• Repeated application of hot water bottles or heat pads
to treat chronic pain--e.g., chronic backache
• Repeated exposure to car heaters, or furniture with
built-in heaters
• Occupational hazards of silversmiths and jewellers
(face exposed to heat), bakers and chefs (arms)
20. 2.
• An Australian man has been issued with an
innovation patent for the X after setting out to test
the workability of a new national patent system.
• John Keogh was issued the innovation patent for a
"circular transportation facilitation device" under a
patent system introduced in May 2001.
• Well. Then he proved that the national patent
system had flaw and had to be changed. So what
was he trying to patent?????
21. 3.What do we more commonly
know this as????
• A phosphene is a phenomenon characterized by the
experience of seeing light without light actually entering
the eye. The word phosphenecomes from the Greek
words phos (light) and phainein (to show). Phosphenes are
flashes of light, often associated with optic
neuritis, induced by movement or sound.
• Phosphenes can be directly induced by
mechanical, electrical, or magnetic stimulation of
the retina or visual cortex as well as by random firing of
cells in the visual system. Phosphenes have also been
reported by meditators ; people who go for long periods
without visual; or those who are using psychedelic drugs.
22. 4.
• Before Abraham Lincoln became the president
of the USA the Empire state building had
double the number of toilets that it has
now…..
• Well there as the be a reason behind it….think
smart think aparthied…
24. Its Revenge time!!!!
• Each team gets to choose a topic for another
team.
• +10 in case the team gets it right. In case they
get it wrong +5 to the opposite team and a
chance to get a +10 if they answer it right.
• So its time to get out all your grudges. Choose
your topics wisely.
25. Not Very ‘Sporty’ Old Comp Games
Backward Movies Minimalist Poster
Gandi Politics I hate Maths
Sounds original Hair Ishtyle
Bharatiya Rail Pokémon
26.
27. • If you watch it backwards it's about a normal
person
28. • When Toru Iwatani hungrily stared into his
pizza box, containing 2 slices short of a full
pie, the idea for one of the greatest arcade
games was born
35. • His grandfather was barber to Lord
Mountbatten and Nehru. His father was a
barber too. He now runs 155 saloons and 42
training academies across Asia. Whom are we
talking about?
36. Brand Wars…..
• Each team gets to pick a number.
• Each number will have an associated
advertisement. Guess the company associated
with the advertisement and get a +10
• Simple isin’t it…:P
• Consisted of video ads. Couldn’t upload
videos.
• Answers: Tide, u-fone, Indian Airlines, Indian
Express, Mentos and camlin markers.
37. Poker Mania!!!!!
• You bid a certain amount of points.
• Consists of 5 questions. Get all 5 right and you
get double of what you bid.
• Get 3 or 4 right you get 1.5 times your bid.
• Get atleast 2 right and get the points that you
have bid for.
• But incase you get only 1 or noneright you
lose half the points you have bid for…
38. • Billings Artworks Ltd., with the help of Semco
Industries, created a custom alloy of zinc and
aluminum which they named Gramium. For
what specific purpose was this alloy
developed? It continues to be used for the
same.
40. • Treasure-hunting explorer Bill Warren tells TMZ, the
purpose of the excursion "is to try to find out if X is really
dead and to provide to the world the proof that he is
...We do this because we are patriotic Americans and feel
that President Obama failed to provide the proof.“ Bill
adds, "I do not trust my government or Obama.“ The
search will take place in the North Arabian Sea, where a
U.S. Navy ship allegedly dumped X’s body back in May.
Bill explains, "We intend to locate/recover his body and
photograph and video tape him, then do a DNA test on
the ship.“ Bill tells us, he's using several boats and top of
the line technology to perform the search -- and the
entire operation will cost hundreds of thousands of
dollars. Good news for conspiracy theorists -- Bill plans to
take a film crew along for the ride and document the
whole the trip.
41.
42.
43. The Theme Connect
• 7 PICTURES IN ALL
• GUESS THE COMMON THEME
• POINTS AT THE TOP OF EACH SLIDE
• MAXIMIZER RULES APPLY.
47. +35/-15
• A X or shinobi was a covert agent or mercenary of feudal
Japan specializing in unorthodox arts of war. The functions
of the X
included espionage, sabotage, infiltration, and assassinatio
n, as well as open combat in certain situations. The X, using
covert methods of waging war, were contrasted with
the samurai, who had strict rules about honor and
combat. In his Buke Myōmokushō, military historian
Hanawa Hokinoichi writes of the X:
• “They travelled in disguise to other territories to judge the
situation of the enemy, they would inveigle their way into
the midst of the enemy to discover gaps, and enter enemy
castles to set them on fire, and carried out
assassinations, arriving in secret.
