1. Finals…
• 6 Teams
• 6 Rounds
– Disambiguation Round (Written)
– Clockwise Infinite Bounce
– Its Elementary (Written)
– Anti-clockwise Infinite Bounce
– Clockwise Pounce (Google Doodle)
– Anti-clockwise Pounce(Animal Crackers)

2. Disambiguation Round
A tribute to Wikipedia
Written Round
6 Questions
10 Points Each

3. • Since we all use and abuse Wikipedia
extensively, we thought of doing a round that
highlights one of its unique features - the
disambiguation page.
• The objective of this round is simple. Each
question will include clues from Wikipedia’s
disambiguation page for a certain word and
you have to guess the word.

4. ________ is a sharp fragment of material, usually wood, metal, or fibreglass.
________ may refer to:
Music
• ________ (The Offspring album) (2003)
• "________”, the first song off the Sevendust album Cold Day Memory (2010)
Film and television
• ________ (2005 film), with Nickolas Grace
• ________ (2006 film) by director Michael D. Olmos
Fictional characters
• ________, a character from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series
• ________, an insect-like creature in the Nintendo game Metroid Prime 2: Echoes
Other
• ________, an American supercar made of wood
• ________, a 2007 science fiction novel by British writer Adam Roberts
• ________, a popular nickname of Greek basketball player Vassilis Spanoulis
• ________ bid, a type of bid in contract bridge
• ________ group, a smaller division of an organization or movement
1.

5. 2.
A _______ is a mathematical set that has a _______ dimension that
usually exceeds its topological dimension and may fall between the
integers. ________are typically self-similar patterns, where self-similar
means they are "the same from near as from far".
_______ may also refer to:
• _______, 2009 album by Swedish metal band Skyfire
• _______, 2012 puzzle game from Philadelphia-based studio Cipher
Prime
• _______ art, a form of algorithmic art
• _______ Design, US software company
• ________ (plural), a scientific journal published by World Scientific

6. 3.
___________ is a web development tool.
________ or _____ ______ may also refer to:
Literature
• _____ ________ (plural), a 1996 fantasy anthology
• _____ ______, a fictional character in the Marvel Comics universe
• ___________, a type of fictional character in the fantasy novel trilogy Age of the Five
Music
• The _____ ______, a 1950s pop music singing group
• The _____ ______, an album by Gary Wright
• _____ ______, an album by Charles Lloyd
• ___________, an album by Golem
• "___________", a song by Stratovarius from Elements, Pt. 2
• "_____ ______", a song by REO Speedwagon from This Time We Mean It

7. 4.
_____ is an established belief or doctrine.
_____ may also refer to:
• _____ (film), a 1999 film by Kevin Smith
• _____ (studio), a Japanese adult video company
Music:
• The _____, an Italian metal band
• _____ (Gegen die Zeit), an album by Taktloss and MC Basstard
• _____ (Tall Dwarfs album)
• _____: Music from the Motion Picture, a soundtrack album from the 1999
film
• _____, a song by Marilyn Manson from Portrait of an American Family
• _____, a spoken-word track by KMFDM from Xtort

8. 5.
_____ may refer to:
People
• _____, an Italian physicist and inventor of the electric battery
Rivers and lakes
• Lake _____ in Ghana
• _____ River, consisting of the: Black, Red and White _____
Other
• _____, a crater on the moon named after the physicist
• _____, a point of dramatic change in a poem
• The Mars _____, an American musical group
• La_____ ("The _____"), a Renaissance dance for couples
• _____ a Portugal, an annual professional road bicycle race in Portugal
• _____ a Catalunya, an annual professional road bicycle race in Catalonia, Spain
• Microsoft Live Labs _____, a web development toolset by Microsoft
• _____ Review, the journal of the AG Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
• _____, a term used in glassblowing to describe the most efficient way to execute and construct any given
design

9. 6.
_________ is the common name for several species of obligate hemi-parasitic plants, and more
generally for most leafy, shrub-like or liana, epiphytic parasites.
_________ may also refer to:
Media
• _________ (album), a 2003 comedy album by The Bob & Tom Show
• "_________" (Colbie Caillat song)
• "_________" (Justin Bieber song)
Military
• USS _________, three ships of the U.S. Navy
Places in the U.S
• _________ Plantation, a quail hunting plantation in Florida
• _________ School, a public elementary school in Redding, California
• _________ State Park, a Georgia state park on the southern shore of Lake Strom Thurmond
• _________ Villa, an historical place in North Carolina
• _________, in Natchez, Mississippi, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Mississippi

10. 7.
______ is a British slang term for a scientist or engineer.
It may also refer to:
• ______, computer platform game for the Acorn Electron
and BBC Micro systems
• ______, fictional hobbit family in The Lord of the Rings by J.
R. R. Tolkien
• ______, nickname given by the Royal Navy during World
War II to the Mark V mountings for the Oerlikon 20 mm
cannons up-gunned with the Bofors 40 mm gun
• ______, variant spelling of the Welsh family name Baughan

11. ANSWERS

12. ________ is a sharp fragment of material, usually wood, metal, or fibreglass.
________ may refer to:
Music
• ________ (The Offspring album) (2003)
• "________”, the first song off the Sevendust album Cold Day Memory (2010)
Film and television
• ________ (2005 film), with Nickolas Grace
• ________ (2006 film) by director Michael D. Olmos
Fictional characters
• ________, a character from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series
• ________, an insect-like creature in the Nintendo game Metroid Prime 2: Echoes
Other
• ________, an American supercar made of wood
• ________, a 2007 science fiction novel by British writer Adam Roberts
• ________, a popular nickname of Greek basketball player Vassilis Spanoulis
• ________ bid, a type of bid in contract bridge
• ________ group, a smaller division of an organization or movement
1.

13. The Answer is

14. Splinter

15. 2.
A _______ is a mathematical set that has a _______ dimension that
usually exceeds its topological dimension and may fall between the
integers. ________are typically self-similar patterns, where self-similar
means they are "the same from near as from far".
_______ may also refer to:
• _______, 2009 album by Swedish metal band Skyfire
• _______, 2012 puzzle game from Philadelphia-based studio Cipher
Prime
• _______ art, a form of algorithmic art
• _______ Design, US software company
• ________ (plural), a scientific journal published by World Scientific

16. The Answer is

17. Fractal

18. 3.
___________ is a web development tool.
________ or _____ ______ may also refer to:
Literature
• _____ ________ (plural), a 1996 fantasy anthology
• _____ ______, a fictional character in the Marvel Comics universe
• ___________, a type of fictional character in the fantasy novel trilogy Age of the Five
Music
• The _____ ______, a 1950s pop music singing group
• The _____ ______, an album by Gary Wright
• _____ ______, an album by Charles Lloyd
• ___________, an album by Golem
• "___________", a song by Stratovarius from Elements, Pt. 2
• "_____ ______", a song by REO Speedwagon from This Time We Mean It

19. The Answer is

20. Dreamweaver or Dream Weaver

21. 4.
_____ is an established belief or doctrine.
_____ may also refer to:
• _____ (film), a 1999 film by Kevin Smith
• _____ (studio), a Japanese adult video company
Music:
• The _____, an Italian metal band
• _____ (Gegen die Zeit), an album by Taktloss and MC Basstard
• _____ (Tall Dwarfs album)
• _____: Music from the Motion Picture, a soundtrack album from the 1999
film
• _____, a song by Marilyn Manson from Portrait of an American Family
• _____, a spoken-word track by KMFDM from Xtort

22. The Answer is

23. Dogma

24. 5.
_____ may refer to:
People
• _____, an Italian physicist and inventor of the electric battery
Rivers and lakes
• Lake _____ in Ghana
• _____ River, consisting of the: Black, Red and White _____
Other
• _____, a crater on the moon named after the physicist
• _____, a point of dramatic change in a poem
• The Mars _____, an American musical group
• La_____ ("The _____"), a Renaissance dance for couples
• _____ a Portugal, an annual professional road bicycle race in Portugal
• _____ a Catalunya, an annual professional road bicycle race in Catalonia, Spain
• Microsoft Live Labs _____, a web development toolset by Microsoft
• _____ Review, the journal of the AG Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
• _____, a term used in glassblowing to describe the most efficient way to execute and construct any given
design

25. The Answer is

26. Volta

27. 6.
_________ is the common name for several species of obligate hemi-parasitic plants, and more
generally for most leafy, shrub-like or liana, epiphytic parasites.
_________ may also refer to:
Media
• _________ (album), a 2003 comedy album by The Bob & Tom Show
• "_________" (Colbie Caillat song)
• "_________" (Justin Bieber song)
Military
• USS _________, three ships of the U.S. Navy
Places in the U.S
• _________ Plantation, a quail hunting plantation in Florida
• _________ School, a public elementary school in Redding, California
• _________ State Park, a Georgia state park on the southern shore of Lake Strom Thurmond
• _________ Villa, an historical place in North Carolina
• _________, in Natchez, Mississippi, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Mississippi

28. The Answer is

29. Mistletoe

30. 7.
______ is a British slang term for a scientist or engineer.
It may also refer to:
• ______, computer platform game for the Acorn Electron
and BBC Micro systems
• ______, fictional hobbit family in The Lord of the Rings by J.
R. R. Tolkien
• ______, nickname given by the Royal Navy during World
War II to the Mark V mountings for the Oerlikon 20 mm
cannons up-gunned with the Bofors 40 mm gun
• ______, variant spelling of the Welsh family name Baughan

31. The Answer is

32. Boffin