The Comics N Cartoons filler Quiz at the NSIT Quiz Fest 2014, conducted by the NSIT Quiz Club, from 21st-23rd Feb.

1. The Comics „n‟
Cartoons Quiz
THE NSIT QUIZ FEST 2014

2. COMICS AND CARTOONS QUIZ

3. Q1
 What parodying what?

4. A1
Attack on Titan
My neighbor totoro

5. Q2
Graphic art inspired by whom?

6. A2
 Bob Biswas

7. Q3
 Who‟s the artist?

8. Q3
 Stan Lee

9. Q4
X(literally "Young Thunder"), originally known as Ogata Shuma Hiroyuki,
is the title character of the Japanese folk tale X Gōketsu Monogatari (
"The Tale of the Gallant X"). He is a ninja who
uses shapeshifting magic to morph into a gigantic toad. As the heir of
a powerful clan in Kyūshū of the same name, X fell in love with Y, a
beautiful young maiden who masters slug magic. His arch-enemy was
his one-time follower Yashagorō , later known as Z , a master
of serpent magic (the kanji literally mean "giant snake" or "serpent").
Which anime has characters XYZ inspired from above story?

10. A4
Naruto

11. Q5
Perhaps the most well-known science fiction tribute in the series, Seele's
X are taken from Y, X were actually built by a race of beings who had
transferred their consciousness's to machines, and who later went
further and transferred their consciousness's to non-corporeal form.
<Bigger pic on next slide>

12. Q5

13. A5
X-Monolith Y-2001 A space Odyssey

14. Q6
The character X greatly resembles a silkworm, an important animal in
Japanese culture. X seems to have a white face and a mouth below it.
Silkworms have markings that look like facial features, and their mouths
are below these markings. Silkworms and Xeat constantly and grow
rapidly. At the end of the movie, X goes with _____ to visit X stays
with_____ spinning silk.
X and movie.

15. A6
No Face
Spirited Away

16. Q7 <Video>
Name of this controversial parody which was also the name of the title
song parodying nazi‟s anthem ?

17. A7
Der Fuhrer‟s face

18. Q8
ID the series for which this iconic theme song was used ? It was written
by Chuck Lorre.
<MP3>

19. A8
 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

20. Q9
Connect.

21. A9
Cast of Guardians of the Galaxy

22. Q10
What made this controversial?

23. A10
A 2010 strip mocking the idea of remembering fallen spider heroes was,
by total coincidence, printed on Veterans Day.

24. Q11
X: Starring the X-Men is a 1985 Marvel comic book designed to raise
awareness about hunger in Africa. Proceeds from the comic went to the
American Friends Service Committee, to assist in their work on behalf of
African famine relief and recovery. Published in the form of a "comic jam,"
or exquisite corpse, the book featured an all-star lineup of comics creators
as well as a few notable authors from outside the comic book industry,
such as Stephen King, George R. R. Martin, Harlan Ellison, and Edward
Bryant. It also saw a rare Y Marvel Comics credit (outside of his early
Marvel UK work).
X featured some memorable artist/writer and penciler/inker pairings,
including Stan Lee and John Buscema; Stephen King and Berni Wrightson;
X and Richard Corben; Harlan Ellison, Frank Miller, and Bill Sienkiewicz; Mike
Baron and Steve Rude, Howard Chaykin inked by Walt Simonson; and
John Byrne and Terry Austin re-uniting on the X-Men.

25. A11
X Heroes for Hope
Y Alan moore

26. Q12
 The idea for X was conceived during a post-theatre visit
conversation (on a very common topic) between Daniel Baxter and
Tommy Watson. Ad in 2005, X was launched as a furthering of the
idea. A little while later, Tina Alexander, who‟d worked with Daniel in
the past, joined the team shortly thereafter.
X became instantly famous, and they launched a YouTube channel
on March 5, 2007. As of February 20th 2014, the channel has
3,223,603 subscribers
and 658,291,650 views.
X, please.

27. A12
How It Should Have Ended

28. Q13
 X has a speech impediment and tends to pronounce most words as
if they begin with an "R", though most characters are able to
understand him perfectly. In most iterations, he keeps his sentences
relatively short, usually using charades for anything longer than three
or four words.
 X is also extremely ticklish and this is seen in many of the television
shows and movies.

29. A13
 X -SCOOBY DOO.

30. Q14
Which comic book character is this?
He appears in the comic book Ghost Rider.

31. A14
Jesus Christ

32. Q15
A long standing rumour about William Moulton Marston is that he was
the inventor of the polygraph test, which (purportedly) detects
whether people are lying.
Marston WAS, however, an early innovator in the field of lie detection,
and his contributions to the polygraph test should not be overlooked.
In 1921, Martson published his doctoral thesis for Harvard University. The
title was “Systolic blood pressure symptoms of deception and
constituent mental states.” That was Marston‟s innovation – the idea
that, by testing a subject‟s systolic blood pressure, one would be able
to determine whether the subject was lying, was the basis of the
polygraph machine.
William Moulton Marston is however, remembered for creating the
comic book character X.

33. A15
X is Wonder Woman. Her Golden Lasso of Truth which forces anyone to
speak the truth is partly inspired by the polygraph

34. Q16
As an infant, Thomas Jr. had suffered head injuries in a car
accident, and had been confined to Willowood Asylum for
life. Upon his escape, he was manipulated into becoming
the assassin known as the “Boomerang Killer” until X
learned of his existence and exposed the mastermind
behind the killings. Later, Deadman took possession of
Thomas‟ body to resume his career as an acrobat. X
tracked down the ghost and demanded that he relinquish
his hold on the demented man. When Deadman
temporarily left the body, Thomas, Jr. saved his brother‟s life
by taking a bullet for him. He died a hero.
Who was his brother who is also X?

35. A16
X is Batman. The character described is Thomas Wayne Jr., Bruce‟s
younger brother whose existence was erased in the 1970s revamp of
Batman

36. Q17
These 2 historical figures – Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X are the
basis of the relationship between which 2 characters

37. A17
There ideological differences are the basis of the rivalry between
Professor Charles Xavier (based on Martin Luther King Jr.) and Magento
(based on Malcolm X)

38. Q18
 This building has been the inspiration behind which fictional
buiding?
 <Bigger pic on next slide>

39. Q18

40. A18

41. Q19 Connect

42. A19: The four bending styles.

43. Q20: Which character is being
hinted at ?
(vid on next slide)

44. <Video>

45. A20: Thanos

46. Q21: What is being parodied here?
<Video>

47. A21: Friends.

48. Q22: This Paul McCartney song is
inspired by?
 <MP3>

49. X-men and the Iron Man.
Name of the song is Magneto and
the Titan Man.

50. Q23.This is the comic book X Statix
from Marvel Comics. On which real
life personality is it based?

51. A23. Princess Diana of Wales

52. Q24: Id.

53. A24: Lex Luthor.