Introduction to quizzing

1. Researched and Conducted By-

6. A popular folklore goes as - When Lord Krishna was being cremated in Dwarika, Balram saddened with
the event rush out to drown himself with the partially cremated body of Lord Krishna. His sister
Subhadra also followed him. At the same time, the king of Puri, Indrayumna had a dream that the
lord's body would float up to the Puri's shores. At that time he decide to build a massive temple in Puri
with wooden statues of Krishna, Balram and Subhdara. The asthi of Lord Krishna will be put in the
hollow statue. King found the splinters of the bone and took them. But then question arised who will
make the statues. It's a belief that Vishwakarma, known as the God's architect , arrived as an old
carpenter and agreed to work on one condition. Vishwakarma said no one would disturb him while
craving the statue. But just after two weeks, the Queen became very anxious. She took the carpenter
to be dead as no sound came from the temple. Therefore, she requested the king to open the door.
What happened because of this?

7. This is a popular meme on
the Internet and it takes a
dig at a multibillionaire
company’s slogan. Give me
the exact title given to this
image.

8. Question 4

12. Hallmark Cards is a private, family-owned U.S. company. Hallmark is the
oldest and largest manufacturer of greeting cards in the United States.
“Hallmark holiday" is a term used predominantly in the United States to
describe a holiday that is perceived to exist primarily for commercial
purposes, rather than to commemorate a traditionally or historically
significant event. Some people also consider that this company wanted
to expand its business and Christmas and New Year were not
generating enough. So, they created something that resulted in sale of
nearly 6.5 billion greeting cards in America alone, thus generating
between $7 and $8 billion revenue. What?

16. Connect

25. Question 21

27. Question 23

34. Ms. Pac-Man

35. A popular folklore goes as - When Lord Krishna was being cremated in Dwarika, Balram saddened with
the event rush out to drown himself with the partially cremated body of Lord Krishna. His sister
Subhadra also followed him. At the same time, the king of Puri, Indrayumna had a dream that the
lord's body would float up to the Puri's shores. At that time he decide to build a massive temple in Puri
with wooden statues of Krishna, Balram and Subhdara. The asthi of Lord Krishna will be put in the
hollow statue. King found the splinters of the bone and took them. But then question arised who will
make the statues. It's a belief that Vishwakarma, known as the God's architect , arrived as an old
carpenter and agreed to work on one condition. Vishwakarma said no one would disturb him while
craving the statue. But just after two weeks, the Queen became very anxious. She took the carpenter
to be dead as no sound came from the temple. Therefore, she requested the king to open the door.
What happened because of this?

37. This is a popular meme on
the Internet and it takes a
dig at a multibillionaire
company’s slogan. Give me
the exact title given to this
image.

39. Question 4

40. Snooker was developed in
Jabalpur.
Movies Mohen-Jodaro and
Ashoka had scenes that
were shot here.

43. Question 6

55. Connect

74. Sniffer Dogs; Legalization of Cannabis

77. Question 23

86. Researched and Conducted By-

103. Steal my Thunder

111. Ameya Sir: My question remains
unanswered on OVB since past 3
hours. This has to be a record.
Me: Ohooo, btw mine got 10 likes the
other day
Ameya Sir: Mera 100+ ka record chal
raha
(Only if we could put these things on
Resume xP)

117. In 2006, Geir
Lundestad, permanent secretary of the Committee, lamented, “The greatest
omission in our 106-year history is undoubtedly the committee’s failure to give
the prize to Mr M
“M could do without the N. Whether the N can do without M is the question.” He
was nominated 12 times for this prestigious prize but failed to receive it every
single time. Many of his followers would go and win the N prize and dedicate it to
Mr. M. Give me N(1), M and why it was not given in 1948 (1).

119. FITB

122. The M movement is a political movement that started online on
May 2018 and led to demonstrations that began in N (country)
and spread to all of Europe to Iraq. The reason to choose this
symbol was-in 2008 a law in country N required all the motorist
to have high visibility M in their vehicles as a result M were
widely available, inexpensive and symbolic.

134. Who is this individual. What does the image signify.

144. Pounce your way to glory
8 Questions
+30/-20 On the pounce
+20 on Direct/Pass

145. In the 1994 Oscar-winning movie Forrest Gump, there’s a short scene
in which Tom Hanks’s character opens a letter of thanks for their
investment after his former military colleague and business partner
Lieutenant Dan invested some of the profits from the Bubba Gump
Shrimp Company in “some kind of fruit company.”
If Gump was real and if he was still clinging on to his investment
today, he could have a staggering 12 million shares in the Cupertino
company, worth around $7 billion. What company was he talking
about?

149. President John F.
Kennedy was partial to a
puff and even asked his
press secretary to buy
him 1,000 of his favorite
Cuban cigars in the
hours before he
imposed the Cuban
trade embargo

150. Connect

156. Connect*
*Non exhaustive list

158. Curium, Roentgenium and Seaborgium

162. This is a longstanding ritual of baseball in which a guest of honor performs this to
mark the end of festivities and the start of the game. Originally, the guest
performed this from his/her place in the grandstand, but the ritual changed after
President Ronald Reagan who went to the field. President William Howard
Taft started this American tradition in 1910 at Griffith Stadium, Washington, D.C.,
on the Washington Senators' Opening Day. Every President in office from Taft to
Obama has complied with the tradition, either for Opening Day, the All-Star Game,
or the World Series, usually with much fanfare. What tradition ?

172. When you think about the name of this character it is quiet unusual for him
to have such a name. Actually the naming of this character comes from a
misunderstanding between the artist and the animator. When the Animator
asked the artist to draw a rabbit, the artist complied and captioned the
drawing sheet with a part of animator’s name. When the rabbit had appeared
in a few cartoons, the producer looked at the old sketch sheet for his name.
He saw the caption and the rest is history. He was the first character to be on
the list?

177. GODZILLA

184. Created by A.A. Milne he named the character on his son’s toy
bear. A Canadian black bear he often saw at London Zoo, and
“M", a swan they had met while on holiday. The bear cub was
purchased from a hunter for $20 by Canadian
Lieutenant Harry Colebourn in White River, Ontario, Canada,
while en route to England during the First World War. He
named the bear “M" after his adopted hometown
in Mpeg, Manitoba. “M" was surreptitiously brought to
England with her owner, and gained unofficial recognition
as The Fort Garry Horse regimental mascot. Colebourn left M
at the London Zoo while he and his unit were in France; after
the war she was officially donated to the zoo, as she had
become a much loved attraction there.

186. Winnie The Pooh

190. Donald Duck
Winnie the Pooh
The Munchkins
Shrek
Tinker Bell
The Muppets
Snoopy
Minnie Mouse
Mickey Mouse
Bugs Bunny
Woody Woodpecker
Big Bird
The Simpsons
Rugrats
Kermit the Frog
Godzilla
Snow White
This is the complete exhaustive list of 17 as of now