The document describes the format and rules for a literature quiz competition involving multiple rounds. It provides details on how the preliminary round will be structured, including splitting into teams of 2-3, answering 12 questions with the top 5 teams advancing, and some tie-breaking questions marked with stars. The finals will have 2 rounds - a dry round with 20 questions going clockwise and then counter-clockwise, and an infinite bounce round where questions pass to the next team if unanswered. Sample questions are provided for both rounds covering topics like novels, authors, maps, and more.

1. Literati.
- Annanya Johari

2. The Prelims.
 Split up in teams of two/three.
 12 Questions. Write down their answers.
 Top 5 teams progress to the next round.
 Some questions are starred. They will be used to
break ties.
 The person sitting next to you is wrong.
 Mobile phones are detrimental to healthy quizzing.
Make sure they stay in your pockets and don’t ring.
 Quizmaster’s decision is final, in all cases.

3. 1. Which Novel opens with the
following dialogue?

4. 2. Who was the main villain in this
issue of Batman?

5. 3. Name this Vehicle.

6. 4. What has been blanked out?

7. 5.

8. 6.

9. 7. Identify the map shown.

10. 8. Identify the woman.

11. 9. An exhaustive list of?
 Dasher
 Dancer
 Prancer
 Vixen
 Comet
 Cupid
 Donder
 Blizten
 Rudolph

12. 10.
X is a 3 word Arabic phrase which
refers to the act of manifesting, existing
or being. In the Qur'an, Allah
commands the universe 'to be' and 'it
is'. Which 2011 popular sufi song
attributes it's title from the phrase?

13. 11.
A Tale of Two Cities (1859) is a novel by
Charles Dickens, set before and during the
French Revolution. Which are the two cities
the novel refers to?

14. 12. Connect these ladies

15. Answers

16. 1. Which Novel opens with the
following dialogue?

17. Answer :

18. 2. Who was the main villain in this
issue of Batman?

19. Answer :
Adolf Hitler

20. 3. Name this Vehicle.

21. Answer :
Turbokat (The Swat Kats)

22. 4. What has been blanked out?

23. Answer :

24. 5.

25. Answer :
 Y- Anant Pai

26. 6.

27. Answer :

28. 7. Identify the map shown.

29. Answer :
Malgudi

30. 8. Identify the woman.

31. Answer :
Jane Austen

32. 9. An exhaustive list of?
 Dasher
 Dancer
 Prancer
 Vixen
 Comet
 Cupid
 Donder
 Blizten
 Rudolph

33. Answer :
Reindeers of Santa Claus.

34. 10.
X is a 3 word Arabic phrase which
refers to the act of manifesting, existing
or being. In the Qur'an, Allah
commands the universe 'to be' and 'it
is'. Which 2011 popular sufi song
attributes it's title from the phrase?

35. Answer :
Kun Faya Kun

36. 11.
A Tale of Two Cities (1859) is a novel by
Charles Dickens, set before and during the
French Revolution. Which are the two cities
the novel refers to?

37. Answer :
London
Paris

38. 12. Connect these ladies

39. Answer :
 Hema, Rekha, Jaya aur Sushma
 Washing powder Nirma

40. Finals Starting Soon!!

41. Round 1. Dry Round
Scoring :
 +10 for a direct answer.
 +5 for a passed one.
 No Negatives
 Plain old quizzing
 20 Questions
 First 10 asked
clockwise, then
anticlockwise.
 If a team fails to
answer, question
passes.

42. 1. Which Novel does the following
quote comes from?

43. Answer :

44. 2.

45. Answer :

46. 3.

47. Answer :

48. 4.

49. Answer :
 X- Ayn Rand
 Y- The Fountainhead

50. 5.

51. Answer :
Noam Webster

52. 6.

53. Answer :
 Y- Robert Galbraith
 Z- JK Rowling

54. 7.

55. Answer :
Hitler
Mein Kampf

56. 8.

57. Answer

58. 9.

59. Answer :
X- Kiran Desai
Y- The Inheritance of Loss

60. 10.

61. Answer :

62. 11.
 There is a school for ‘Gifted Youngsters’ at
1407 Graymalkin Lane in Salem Center, a
city in Westchester County, New York
although every human can see it as the
Westchester chapter of Jehovah’s
Witnesses. What are the students who study
here, collectively known as?

63. Answer :
X-Men

64. 12.
 This is the present day
photo of 21 year olds
Spencer Elden who is not at
all famous for anything
today.
But when he was 3 months
old, he was cast in
something which is still
considered iconic and was
apparently the unwitting star
of a breakthrough feature -
one that would catapult the
artists to super-stardom.
What was it.

65. Answer :

66. 13. Identify

67. Answer :
 Theodore Giesel,
better known as Dr.
Seuss.

68. 14. What has been blanked out?

69. Answer :
Life of Pi

70. 15.

71. Answer :
X- Ian Fleming
Y- James Bond

72. 16.

73. Answer :
 X- Christopher Nolan
 Y- Non-Linear Story
Line

74. 17.

75. Answer :
Gurkha

76. 18. Opening quote of?
“Behind every great fortune, there
is a crime.”

77. Answer :

78. 19. Lines from which book?

79. Answer :
 The God of Small Things- Arundhati Roy

80. 20.

81. Answer :
 The Three Musketeers

82. Round 2 : Infinite Bounce
 10 questions.
 First question asked to the first team.
 Questions pass on to the next team if
unanswered. If answered, the team next to
the answering team receives the next
question.
 First 5 clockwise, then anticlockwise.

83. 1. Identify

84. Answer :

85. 2.

86. Answer :

87. 3. Algorithm to derive a phone number
from which book?

88. Answer :

89. 4.Identify

90. Answer :
 Satyajit Chetri.
 He claims to be the only original comic book
art collector in India.

91. 5.

92. Answer : Suppandi

93. 6. 4 painters during the Italian Renaisaance. Their
first names led to the naming of protagonists of a
comic/movie.

94. Answer :
 Leornado
 Raphael
 Donatello
 Michelangelo

95. 7.

96. Answer :

97. 8.
 In Tintin Comics, there was a famous trip
called Operation Uleysses. What was it all
about?

98. Answer : Tintin’s trip to Moon.

99. 9.
The book is divided in 5 parts
 Mitra-bheda
 Mitra-labha or Mitra-samprapti
 Kakolukiyam
 Labdhapranasam
 Apariksitakarakam
Name of the book?

100. Answer :
Panchatantra

101. 10. ID X.
X was an English short-story writer, poet, and
novelist chiefly remembered for his tales and poems
of British soldiers in India and his tales for children.
He was born in Bombay, in the Bombay Presidency
of British India, and was taken by his family to
England when he was five years old. In 1907 he was
awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature, making him
the first English-language writer to receive the prize,
and to date he remains its youngest recipient.
Among other honours, he was sounded on several
occasions for a knighthood, which he declined.

102. Answer :
Rudyard Kipling

103. Thank You!