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    The CommanderGeneral

    QuizPresented by

    Varun B Rao

    Anand M S

    The Department of Telecommunications

    PRESENT

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    MUG THESE UP

    20 prelim questions; 5 brownies

    The unfortunate 6 make it to the finals

    Those found copying will be exposed toAbhilashs banning orders

    Those using GPRS will have their phones

    confiscated on a non-returnable basis Those reporting others using GPRS will

    get to keep the phones

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    1. The similarities to Sherlock Holmes include:

    The plot, including _________s reliance onpsychology to solve cases, his reluctance to

    accept cases he doesnt find interesting, his drug

    addiction, his home address, his relationship

    with a colleague (a reference to Dr JohnWatson) and his encounter with a gunman

    called Moriarty.

    The most obvious reference is probably hisname, which is meant to be a subtle homage to

    Sherlock Holmes.

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    2. Yaarivanu yaarivanu?

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    *3. ID and claim to fame.

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    4. The song's lyrics are unique, one phrase,

    repeated in14

    Indian languages.

    The song highlighted the different linguistic

    communities and societies that live in India

    and was telecast for the first time on

    Independence Day 1988, after the telecast

    of the Prime Ministers speech.

    Which song?

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    5. Connect

    Raj

    Shanti

    Vijay

    Shakti

    Samta

    Kisan

    Veer

    Ekta

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    *6. We all know what a litmus test is.. Or so I

    hope!

    But pray, tell me, what in the world, is a Titmus

    Test?

    P.S : And no. Thats NOT the answer.

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    *7. The flowers shown here, are referred

    to in a very popular nursery rhyme. Give

    me the rhyme, and the flower.(Part points for either, and ridicule for not

    knowing the other when you know one).

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    8. John Christopher II. Err who?!

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    *9. This condition is seen in people

    who are suffering from the rupture ofthe proximal bicep tendon.

    After the ruptured tendon retracts,

    patients may notice a bulge in theirarm at the biceps muscle. This is theretracted muscle bunched up in thearm, and is sometime referred to as a

    ______ Muscle, for very obviousreasons. Fill in the blank.

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    10. She rolls!

    Forty-five knots!Ninety!

    A hundred and thirty five!

    Nose comes up to twenty degrees!

    She's airborne, she

    flies,________ Flies!

    Fill in the blank.

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    11. Connect -

    Paul Michael Levesque

    Mark William Calaway

    Steven Anderson/Williams

    Adam Joseph Copeland

    Andrew Test Martin

    Glenn Thomas Jacobs

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    12. I was waiting for my team mates to come

    hug me, and no one came I told them, Come

    hug me, or the referee isnt going to allow it..

    Who and When?

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    13. In the 1984-85 season, India andPakistan were playing the 2nd ODI in the

    series at Sialkot.

    India were in a fairly strong position withthe score being at 210/3 with Vengsarkarbatting at 94*. At this point, the match wassuddenly abandoned.

    Why?

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    14. Which is the only African nation to

    have The prefixed before its name?

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    *15. X was called Kadur district till 1947.

    The district takes its name from the

    headquarters town of Y.

    It is said to have been given as a dowry to

    the younger daughter of Rukmangada, thelegendary chief of Sakrepatna. Another

    part of the town bestowed on the elder

    daughter is known as Y.

    X and Y please.

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    16. What is K.J.H.P.H?

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    17. He has led several crucial projects:

    He was responsible for the first set of Public Private Partnership (PPP)

    roads in Bangalore:

    Connecting Airport to Saibaba Ashram via Whitefield &

    Marthahalli Bridge (8.27 km)

    Banneraghatta Road starting JP Nagar junction to Meenakshi

    Temple (5 km)

    Sarjapur Road from Iblur junction to railway crossing (9 km)

    He single - handedly oversaw the execution of19 IT/ BT roads across

    Bangalore which has survived 3 monsoons

    He is working with Rajasthan Govt on a vocational training & ruralemployment scheme where annually 20,000 people are expected to getemployment.

    He is the member of govt's high powered task force for creating accessinfrastructure from Bangalore city to the new international airport.

    Who?

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    18. Cul es el significado de este Doodle

    Google?

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    19. What does Zen in the Maruti Suzuki

    Zen stand for?

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    20. A famous Manchester United away- kit

    in 2001-02 included a reversible shirt

    that was white with black sleeves and gold

    trim on one side, and gold with black trim

    on the other side. What is the significance

    of the jersey?

    (Specific answer required, no part points

    for beating around the bush)

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    The quiz hosts

    would love to have

    someone else come

    up and make a fool

    of himself/herself

    for a change, while

    the scores are being

    tallied.