The document provides details about the finals of a school quiz competition called Jana Ojana. It outlines the rules for the different rounds, including points systems for correct and incorrect answers. It also provides sample questions and answers that will be used in the quiz competition rounds.
• Both pounceand bounce allowed
• Points for direct question : +20 for right answer /
no negative for wrong answer
• Points for pounce : +20 for right answer/ -10 for
wrong answer
• Points for bounce: +10 for right answer/ no
negative for wrong answer
• DO NOT SHOUT OUT THE ANSWER LOUD
UNLESS ASKED TO.
RULES
Identify the "thing"being preserved,
and the physician.
(Image next slide) is something kept preserved which
was a first time invention by a Scottish physician. The
names are blanked out, except the timeline.
Q1
On the lastday of shooting the movie "Tenet", actor
Robert Pattinson gifted the director a book on the
speeches of a certain person "X". From there the director
got inspired by the book and decided to create a movie
about that person.
Name the movie.
Q2
This Indian newsanchor made headlines recently becoming a
craze in the US, UK, Bangladesh and even Pakistan.
What is her name and what is unique about her?
Q3
EDMUND HILLARY andSHERPA TENZING NORGAY reached
the 29,035-foot summit of Everest on 29th May 1953, becoming the
first people to stand on the highest point on this Earth. The news
was officially announced on 2nd June 1953. However the world
media widely covered and gave more prominence to another event
which occurred on the same day.
Which event overshadowed the feat of
the first ascent of Mount Everest.
Q5
In South Korea,the addiction of online video games are so high
among the kids that their Govt. had to pass a law which is known as
the "X" Law. The Law prohibited kids under the age of 16 from
playing online video games after midnight (12am-6pm). In 2021, it
was announced that the law could be abolished soon.
Identify "X" who is a popular reference from
a certain Fairy Tale.
Q6
The original proposedsurname for the character was White.
Names of vegetables were considered next for the surname,
including Cauliflower. The actor who played the character has called
him "a natural anarchist" and "selfish and self-centred" person.
Which character?
Q7
Q8
1. Knowledge ofLiterature: Nil.
2. Knowledge of Philosophy: Nil.
3. Knowledge of Astronomy: Nil.
4. Knowledge of Politics: Feeble.
5. Knowledge of Botany: Variable. Well up in belladonna, opium, and poisons
generally. Knows nothing of practical gardening.
6. Knowledge of Geology: Practical but limited. Tells at a glance different soils
from each other. After walks has shown me splashes upon his trousers, and told
me by their colour and consistence in what part of London he had received them.
7. Knowledge of Chemistry: Profound.
8. Knowledge of Anatomy: Accurate but unsystematic.
9. Knowledge of Sensational Literature: Immense. He appears to know every
detail of every horror perpetrated in the century.
10. Plays the violin well.
11. Is an expert singlestick player, boxer, and swordsman.
12. Has a good practical knowledge of British law.
He was thefounder and chairman of the 'Internet Users Club of
India', which was established in 1995. The World Wide Web was
introduced in India in the mid-90s, but he was 'online' way before
that, through a British telecom service connection established with
the help of Steve Jobs. He was also known as the "Yahoo Man of
India", although he had nothing to do with the technology
background. He also had a website www.junglee.org.in. Who?
Q9
Q10
He was thefirst choice to play the lead role from the 2022 multiple
Oscar winning movie Everything Everywhere All at Once. However
due to his packed schedule, he had to turn down the role.
He is considered a human wonder and one of the most recognised
film stars around the world. He also voice the character of Master
Monkey in Kung Fu Panda series of films and shows.
Identify him.
RULES
• Both pounceand bounce allowed
• Points for direct question : +20 for right answer /
no negative for wrong answer
• Points for pounce : +20 for right answer/ -10 for
wrong answer
• Points for bounce: +10 for right answer/ no
negative for wrong answer
• DO NOT SHOUT OUT THE ANSWER LOUD
UNLESS ASKED TO.
Listen to thissong from the movie "X" released in
2000. It was composed by the legendary Hans
Zimmer and sung by Lisa Gerrard. The best thing
about the song besides its fantastic background
score is the language. It's actually a made up
language by the vocalist Lisa Gerrard.
Identify the movie "X".
Q1
Q3
Watch the videoin the next slide. A certain former
footballer "X" received the UEFA President's
Award in the UEFA Awards 2019 in Monaco. He
gave a very weird speech that became viral in the
social media. Identify this personality "X".
Q6
This is avery popular advertisement of
CRED where we see an angry Rahul
Dravid. A very famous Indian personality
wrote this ad and later uploaded its
Behind The Scenes vlog in his Youtube
Channel. Name the person.
• Direct, Pounceand Self Pounce available
• Points for direct question : +10 for each right answer/ no negative
for wrong answer (+30 for full house)
• Points for pounce : +10 for each right answer given, -10 for each
wrong answer. (+40 for full house)
• If it is your question and you are confident you know all the three
parts, you can self pounce, which cancels all the pounces, and
gives +50 for the correct answers/-30 for any wrong answer.
• DO NOT SHOUT OUT THE ANSWER LOUD UNLESS ASKED TO.
RULES
Sir Walter Scottwrote X which inspired the
famous thief/hero Y. When writing he was
trying to find a word for "people/knights who
are not loyal to any banner, whose lances were
free to fight with who pay the most" and
coined the famous term Z. Identify X, Y and Z.
Q1
In 1898, thetown mayor of a certain European town issued an alert
throughout the town on the topic of "huge amount of hydric
acid/DHMO traces found in the city water supply system". This
started a panic, though it was solved by the end of the day in a odd
way.
a. In which date was the alert issued?
b. What was the solution of the problem?
c. This incident, again, has an odd connection to a certain disease, as
some article writers of that time described it. What disease?
Wikipedia provides the following description for the
hazardous chemical (Continued in next slide):
Q2
In the 2023Marvel movie Guardians of the
Galaxy, there was a famous scene in which
Adam Warlock saves Peter Quill from dying
in outer space, and in the process they
referenced a famous artwork X, created by
famous italian artist Y, which could be seen
in the location Z. Identify X, Y and Z.
Q3
The Rama trilogybook series by Amish Patel
includes three fantastic novels seen in the
point of view of the author, who describes
the legend of Rama with a taste of dramatic
twists and turns.
Name the three books of Rama Trilogy.
Q6
Ram : Scionof Ikshvaku
Sita : Warrior of Mithila
Ravaan: Enemy of Aryabarta
95.
Indian director VishalBhardwaj directed
three films on three of Shakespears's most
famous novels, Othello, Macbeth & Hamlet.
Name the three critically-acclaimed movies.
Q7
The Battle ofX was a naval conflict that took place on 21
October 1805 between the British Royal Navy and the
combined fleets of the French and Spanish Navies. The
British navy was highly outnumbered against the enemy
fleet, which was representing Y, the contemporary french
emperor. However, British admiral general Z showed
exceptional courage and battle prowess and clenched
victory, though he died fighting.
Identify X (name of the place), Y (the French emperor),
and Z (the British general).
Q8