Aude Sapere Finals 2018

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Glorious 5 YearsA Quiz by Qui919/01/2018

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A Quiz by Qui919/01/2018

• Total 6 visual Questions
• Iconic painting, photos, moment, movie scenes are
recreated with the Help of Oreo and Lego bricks.
• One line clue will be provided with question
• Each 5 & Full House Extra 10.

Example:

1) A 1937 fantasy movie.

2. Which widely debated moment of
joy(for whole world)?

3. IDENTIFY THE Painter…

4. A medical student of Britain
becoming First to achieve something,
Who ?

5. Who is seen with crocodile ?

6. Film?

2. Which widely debated moment of
Joy(for whole world)?

Human step in moon

MC Escher (Relativity)

Roger Bannister becoming first
person to do Four minute mile.

Steve Irwin

Wizards of Oz

Here we can see Oreo at top of a
glass, recreation of which victorious
event?

Conquering Mount Everest

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 A.
 The English translation was composed around 1911 when Tagore
was translating some of his work into English after a request
from William Rothenstein.
 It appeared as poem 35 in the collection “Song Offerings”,
published by the Indian Society, London, in 1912.
 In 1917, Tagore read out the English version (then titled 'Indian
Prayer') at the Indian National Congress session in Calcutta.
 This English version was recited by John Abraham in the Movie
Madras Cafe.
 Identify…

B.
This is the jersey of Bradford
City FC, England.
In 2001, the club made X
their honorary fan as he
helped to insanely increase
the sell of their jersey.
A namesake of X had played
for the club back in 1900’s.
ID X.

Harry Potter.

 After January 20, 2009 the current model is a unique Cadillac built upon a
medium-duty truck platform. The doors of have no keyholes; the way to open
is a secret known only to the USSS. It has more 5-inch (130 mm)-thick,
bulletproof glass than the previous model, and only the operator’s window
opens (to pay tolls). It also has run-flat tires, and an interior which is 100%
sealed to protect the occupants in the event of a chemical attack. The
current one boasts rocket-propelled grenades, night vision optics, a tear gas
cannon, on-board oxygen tanks, an armored fuel tank filled with foam to
prevent explosion, pump-action shotguns, and 2 US pints (0.95 l; 1.7 imp pt)
of blood. The current model can also fire "multi-spectrum infrared smoke
grenades” as a counter-measure to a rocket-propelled grenade attack or
anti-tank missiles. It features 8-inch (200 mm)-thick doors.
 The current model of limousine costs between US$300,000 and $1.5
million.
 What am I talking about? I want a Name.
C

 The Beast.
 Presidential state car (United States)

 The invention of “X” was associated, at least apocryphally,
with the city of Bursa in Turkey.
 In 18th century it was known as `havlu`, & later as ‘Havly’.
 Originally it was only made for brides before her wedding
day and later came for daily life usage after the Ottomans
brought styles & designs in it. The city, Busra is still noted
for the production of "Turkish _____."
 What ?
D.

Towel

 E.
‘Alright, so here we are in front of the, uh,
elephants. Uh. The cool thing about these guys
is that, is that they have really, really, really
long, um, trunks, and that's, that's cool. And
that's pretty much all there is to say.’
 What happen after 8:27'12 p.m. UTC on April
23, 2005, after the above words spoken by
Yakov Lapitsky?

 It was uploaded at 8:27'12 p.m. UTC on April 23, 2005 by the site's
cofounder Jawed Karim, with the username “Jawed" and recorded
by his high school friend Yakov Lapitsky.
 He created an account on YouTube the same day.
 The nineteen-second video was shot by Yakov Lapitsky at the San
Diego Zoo, featuring Karim in front of the elephants in their old
exhibit in Elephant Mesa, professing his interest in their "really,
really, really long trunks".
Me at the zoo: the first-ever video that was
uploaded to YouTube.

F.
 In 1876-77 , The English Cricket Team Toured Australia.
This is The First Ever Official Test Series.
 Charles Bannerman Of Australia Set A Number Of
Records In The 1st Match. He Faced The First Ball In
Test Cricket, Scored The First Run & The First Century.
 It Is Believed That The Cricket Tour Was Organised To
Replace A Cancelled Tour By ___________ To Australia.
 Fill In The Blanks

CHARLES DICKENS

 On 21st October 1994, Heather Donalue, Joshua
Leonard and Michel Williams licked into Maryland’s
Black Hills Forest to shoot a documentary film on a
local legend. They were never heard of again.
 This resulted a massive manhunt, involving 100 men
aided by dogs, helicopters and even a flyover by a
Department of Defense satellite. Finally the search
was called off.
 The search team found something on the spot.
 What did they found?
G.

 The film roll of ‘The Blair Witch Project”.

 Identify The Lyricist & Composer…
H.

These are the 1986 clothing
collection of which famous
company?
A

 B
 In the Year 1948 ‘it’ first crossed English
Channel. First travelled in Airplane in 1952.
First Horse Back in 1956. Remarkable means
of Transportation were used in 1976, when it
transferred though a radio signal from its origin
and the signal received through satellite in
Canada. In the year 2000, it first travelled first
time by Submarine and Concords.
 Crack it.

Olympic Torch.

 Patek Philippe of Geneva, Switzerland invented it in
1864 only for Women interest. In 1904 Alberto Santos
Durant asked his friend Louis Cartier to design it for him
that could be useful during his flight.
 It Became so popular during WW1, when officers found
them to be more convenient than the previous design in
Battle. In between WW1 and WW2 the design was used
for the higher class people. Eventually Army Contractors
manufactured this for both infantry and Pilots. In WW2
the ‘A-11’ was a popular model among American airmen.
 What is being talked about?
c.

 Wrist Watch for Men.

D.
The Luoyang City power plant, Henan Province, central
China, is using X instead of coal to generate electricity
for the city's 1.5million residents.
The plant claims that using X is more environment
friendly than coal, and creates less air pollution.
One ton of X can contribute to generate 660 kilowatt
hours of electricity.
ID X.

Bank notes (Yuan).

E.
 Identify the voice of the beginning lines..

Joi Barua

F.
Identify the player in the centre.

 The main interface to the computer is through a program called EZ
Keys, written by Words Plus Inc. This provides a software keyboard
on the screen. A cursor automatically scans across this keyboard by
row or by column. Speech Synthesizers (3 copies): Manufacturer
Speech Plus (Incorporated 1988, Mountain View, CA) Model Call
Text 5010 .This EZ Keys includes a word prediction algorithm. It can
check email using the Eudora email client, surf the internet using
Firefox. Latest computer from Intel, based on an Intel® Core™ i7-
2620M Processor and Intel® Solid State Drive 520 Series, CPU @
2.7GHz, Windows 7. Also contains a webcam which used for Skype.
Lenovo ThinkPad X220 Tablet (2 copies), also found there.
 What literally runs by using those above massive technology?
G.

 The Wheel chair of Stephen Hawking.

H.
 What has been penned by Academy Award winner Paul
Francis Webster and composed by Robert "Bob" Harris
in 1967?
 The original song was recorded at RCA Studios in Toronto,
featuring 12 CBC vocalists (members of the Billy Van
Singers, and Laurie Bower Singers groups) who added to
the musical backing track supplied by RCA Studios, New
York. The singers were paid only for the session and have
had no residuals from its use since then.

 Spiderman THEME SONG.

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H.
 In medieval times in Europe, the feasts used to
have meat heavy foods(made of different meats).
The invitees reserved fresh and hot food. But
the remains of the food was distributed
amongst the people who came without
invitation. This gave birth to the phrase - - - -, - - - -
- - - - - - - -.
 Now a days this phrase is better known due to its
association with Fashion world. Especially this
year in this part of world, the clothes of '------- - -
- - - - - -' type were in much talked about trends.
 Give me the type of clothes, which first came as
phrase.A Quiz by Qui919/01/2018

 Cold Shoulder

G.
 Humayun was facing a uphill task to defeat the cunning Afghan
Chieftain She Shah in the Battle of Chausa. What was worse that
his own treacherous brothers were against him. As Humayun's
shattered army was falling back, the Emperor's horse slipped and
fell into the river, a Water carrier called Nizam saved his life. In
return Humayun offered him something which probably happened
for first time in the History of India, breaking a Certain
chronological order for One day.
 What happened as result of Humayun's promise?
 A similar kind of Incident took place when A Bengali was given a
same job as given to Nizam for five days as part of consignment for
the Royal family Of Mandore in 1964.
 Who is the Bengali person who apart from facing hazards
earned 10000 rupees from the consignment?

 Being the king of Mughal empire for one day
 Tarini Khunro

F.
 Ambrose Everett X was an American soldier, railroad
executive, inventor, industrialist, and politician from
Rhode Island, serving as governor and a United
States Senator. As a Union Army general in the
American Civil War, he conducted successful
campaigns in North Carolina and East Tennessee.
He was also the first president of the National Rifle
Association.
 Despite his exploits in Civil war and after Civil war, we
know him to his distinctive personal trait which was
further made famous by Marlon Brando and pop
Icon Elvis Presley but the most prominent to
sport this trait is not human but a mutant.
 Which eponymous trait or style?

Sideburns

E.
 The Usage of the phrase dates back to the 14th
century and an example is found in John Gower's
Middle English poem Confessio Amantis (1390). The
phrase is used derogatorily to describe a multi-skilled
person with average efficiency.
 The proverb's origin goes back to when X was used
as a generic name for any general representative of
the common people.
 What is the phrase that can be applied to most of the
quizzers, who prefer general quiz?

Jack of all trades

D.
 The X principle states that a deficiency in any one of a number
of factors dooms an endeavor to failure. Consequently, a
successful endeavor is one where every possible deficiency
has been avoided.
 A short and easy approach of the principle is explained thus - in
order to be successful, a entity must fulfill demands of
each and every one of a range of criteria. Failure of
fulfilling only one of these factors counts leads to
unsuccessful campaign or journey. Thus there are more
ways for a Entity to be Unsuccessful than being
successful.
 What is this principle named?

 Anna Karenina Principle
 Happy families are all alike; every unhappy
family is unhappy in its own way.

C.
 Ricardo's Law of Economic rent and the Georgist
concepts of economic privilege and land value taxation-
these two set of law were applied for tax collection in
Britain. Due to its complex rules and inferences, people
were robbed of their money in the veil of Tax.
 For this reason Elizabeth Maggie came with a solution to
give a better insight into the Taxation norms.
 What product thus born from the idea that came out of
Elizabeth Maggie's mind that has said to be the one of
great ways of ruining friendships since 1904?

B.
 The Stranger by Alberto Camus is story about a man,
named Meursault, who doesn't care about whatever's going
on in his life. He is a easy come easy go guy with no real
fear of how things around him going.
 He rejects God, he doesn't show much emotion, which causes
the prosecutor to attack him for being soulless. He gets
sentenced to death. As he is waiting to die, he is visited by a
chaplain, who tries to convince him to believe in God. At the
very end Meursault gets very angry at the chaplain and
accepts that the his actions don't really matters for the
universe in reality.
 Due to uncanny similarity of circumstances, this novel
said to be inspiration of a famous work, though the
creator refutes the claim saying it as 'random rhythmic
nonsense'
 Which Creation?

 Bohemian Rhapsody

 This single from the album that goes by the
same name ‘Strangers in the night’ by Frank
Sinatra provided the idea to Fred Silverman, to
solidify an ongoing ‘not-so-popular’ series
“Who’s scared” into something else, that gained
popularity throughout the world.
 What, was inspired from this single?
A.

 Scooby Dooby doo from Dooby Dooby do

H.
 Jan 6 ,1960 - India was daunting the attacks of
Australian quick's like Ian Meckiff, Ray Lindwall
etc. During Tea session time, X got out but
something happened there after that left Ramnath
Kenny chuckling including the Commentators and
Spectators. Only sound that was audible came
from Commentary box was counting by Vijay
Merchant 1,2 , ...13. and bemoaning.
 What exactly happened?
 For clue- This incident inspired an Artist named Aurora to create
something iconic, which was no less than full-scale western-movie
clinch perpetrated in broad daylight and in a packed stadium.

 Abbas Ali Baig greeted by a kiss on his peck
by a girl.
 Aurora is Moor's mother in Moor's last sign
where this incident is narrated.

G.
 Three questions
 1. Who is the painter?
 2. Whose painting is been recreated?
 3. In a poll 2014 The BBC called
declared "the world's first -------” (
which is not accurate) even though
the painting predated photography by
almost 175 years.
 FITB with a practice of socially
retarded people , who tend to waste
any good capture!
 Clue- Look at the Numbers

 Salvador Dali
 Diego Velazquez( Las Meninas)
 The painter makes a cameo in the
painting thus making it supposedly
first instance of Photo bombing…

F.
 Earlier version of studies attribute to these events -This
sometimes occurs after a volcanic eruption, like that of
Krakatoa in 1883,when Dust particles in the atmosphere
are normally of a size helped in a optical phenomenon
called diffraction. This phenomenon was again in
prominence after the eruption of the El Chichon volcano in
Mexico in 1983.
 If You are mathematically speaking this means - A
frequency of 1.16699016 × 10-8 hertz
 These are the scientific derivations of which supposedly
periodic folkloric phenomenon?

 Once in a Blue moon

E.
 Doing a X is an English football phrase which has
become synonymous with the potential dire
consequences for domestic clubs of financial
mismanagement, following the rapid decline in the
2000s of X , a Premier League club that invested
heavily to reach the semi-finals of the lucrative
Champions League European competition, but in
this process they are relegated to third division for
failing financial regulation.
 What metaphor thus arisen to mean a drastic
change in a small duration?

Doing a Leeds

D.
 This much fan frenzy phenomenon first took place in
1927. Since then it has happened 39 times.
 It took place for first time at a Newsroom Desk, it would be
seen for a brief moment with someone boarding a bus,
crossing in front of a Building, standing in an apartment
across the courtyard, reading a book in tube.
 The most interesting one came in 1944 involving the
product of Reduco Corporation
 The last instance involved a silhouette behind the
door at a Death Register office.
 Which series of event or phenomenon am I talking a
about which supposedly distracted the audience from
main content?

 Cameos of Hitchcock

C.
Identify the Composer..

?
B.
This list is non exaustive. (16 in Total)
Who will join this list in Feb, 2018?

Sudhir Mishra
(Coming up with Daas-Dev)
Directors of film adaptation of
“Devdas...”

A.
 In 2005 the WHO brought out a draft report
which showed X was beneficial causing Big
Pharmacies to panic and But Lancet to bring
out an editorial entitled 'The End of X'.
 The Lancet tried to destroy X but their
analysis was fraudulent. They were only
looking at 8 inconclusive trials out of 110 of
which 102 were positive & successful.
 Identify X...

 Homeopathy

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