Quiz-10

Finally into double digits, and in a personal first, a sports question! {etymologically not, but the term i am looking was widely used for sporting feats  :-)}

Connect

Answering this gives you a chance to make yourself heard around the quizzing world and points for the people racing for QoM a final chance for this month.....

Enough hints

 Posted By Tarang Singhal

Question ends on Monday.....

Quiz -09

This movie was one of the earliest movies to be dubbed, and even remained one of the most expensive movies ever made, ( over 140 crore with inflation adjusted).
The film was full of cliche
The tale has Rival Princes, A girl to woo( and she is poor :-(  ), full blown dances in Amphitheaters which later served as a "formula" for the 70s movies like Shehenshah, Ajooba etc.
The sword sequence is also a legend.
Yet instead of asking the movie, i will show a screenshot of the movie..

 The artists is this film went on to establish something that has stood the test of time 60 years. Some even became India's official entry in international arena in this field.

What was started.
Posted by- Tarang Singhal, Sunny Pandey,(long nights preparing the Samagam Quiz)
Sorry for the delay....
Had a terrible system problem
Well congrats to Aaditya, ashish sir, and shahshwat
The answer is:( highlight the next line)
Gemini Circus

Quiz 08

Oki another piece of trivia to intrigue you..

The term i am looking for binds the likes of( the list is not exhaustive)  John Steinback, Cole Porter, Ezra Pound etc though quoted by someone not attributed to this "group".... the title orginated when this novellist ended up as a car mechanic, and the owner grew tired of him(lazy mechanic),


the term was back in vogue very recently because of the economic upheavel in west and became eponymous to millions of young men especially in DEVELOPED countries....

What is the term that remained lost for decades and suddenly being asked to look out for??

psst- the term was also used for dead members of british elite in wars....specially WW2.....

Posted by tarang singhal
Congrats to Ashish Sir, Suyash, Shashwat...
The Answer is(highlight the next line)
Lost Generation

Quiz 07

Q1 )    In 1932,Mr ‘X’ , son of an American businessman left the USA and landed in the UK to start a UK arm of his fathers’ firm.This firm went on to surpass every company  and became  the  the market  leader in that business  segment.None of the products of this company weigh more than 100 gms ,the heaviest being of 91 gms.

HINT :In the USA these products are sold exclusively  through the WAL MART stores .

Q2) This icon has a standard size of 128x 128 pixels , file size is 1 KB and Apple Computers has been very instrumental  in its’ development .

HINT : you come across it everyday if you connect to the internet.

Q3)  Connect These Three Landmark  Ads .

   

Q 4 ) CONNECT these ::

  

Posted By Amit Srivastava
Points at Stake-> 4 and bonuses....

Cracked by "Bouncer" (part points) Shashwat Omar, Aditya( Part Points)
The Correct Answers are( highlight the next 4 lines)
1. Mars Co.
2. RSS feed icon

3. Omnicom/BBDO
4. Amul Girl

Quiz-06

And the recent misdemeanors in IPL made me ask this one.... 


This term X in cricket is mainly because of this guy Y . the person below is Y. The prefixes that can be added to this term can be platinum X, royal X etc. this person Z holds the all time record for X. 
Y=

Z..

Posted by Shashwat Omar
Well this one was cracked by everyone, i guess this will intensify the debate to reduce the window of the question, well till network hassles does us apart, we stick to this
Akancha gets only part points ( Z was wrong) (u get 0.66)
The answers are-> ( highlight the next three lines plz)

X= duck
Y= Edward VII of Wales
Z= Reg Perks