Connect more than one of A and B and give me the name of a politician.
Answered correctly by, who else, Nitish and Rahul. Well done guys!
Answer: » Read more: QS 187
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Connect more than one of A and B and give me the name of a politician.
Answered correctly by, who else, Nitish and Rahul. Well done guys!
Answer: » Read more: QS 187
Popularity: 5% [?]
I am looking for a couple.
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B
Here’s another video, just because its so awesome
Answered correctly by Rahul and Kaushik whose answer I inadvertently deleted. Half a point to John Rebus
Answer: » Read more: QS 185
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Sorry for the delay in posting yesterday’s question.
Here’s the last set of the stage 3. All the answers will be put up tomorrow
A
A1 was involved in an infamous incident making him only the second person after A2 to have achieved this unenviable distinction. The name of the incident in Popular Culture is a pun on a famous Aerosmith song. What incident?
A1

A2

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B
What is the claim to fame of these movies? Exhaustive list
B1

B2

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C
Identify the armed individual who was also a goalkeeper at some point of time in his life

Stage 2 – Connect A, a grandmother, B, the lifeguard/actor and C, racing enthusiast.
Stage 3 – 174,175,176,177 and 178
Again, Full 4 points only to Rahul. Kunal is the only other person to have attempted it and earns one point for himself.
Answer: » Read more: QS 178
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Sorry for the inactivity over the last three days. Was shifting base and took some time to settle down
Anyway, to make up for it, here’s a 4 point question for today. Identify all three for a point each and connect them for another point.
Connect:
A
His most famous work of fiction coming to life.

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B
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C

take this is as a clue to solve C

Goes uncracked, although almost everyone who attempted it got A and B right to earn themselves two points. Kunal, Rahul, Appu, Nitish and Rithwik
Answer: » Read more: QS 174
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Easy-peezy.
There was much hoopla over this letter sometime ago. Why?
Six people took their anger out on me. And I am going to do the same to the rest of you.
Answer: » Read more: QS 140
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An easy one, today. And I guess it’s a pretty well known funda.
When it was felt that there was a threat to a particular US President’s life from foreign sympathizers, there arose an urgent need to acquire an armored vehicle for him. But special laws of the time prevented the purchase of any vehicle that cost above $750. Since there was no time to bring in an amendment, an alternate solution was thought of and the result of that was A, acquired free of cost. How was this possible?
Answered correctly by Nitish, Mayura, John, Rahul and Appu
Answer » Read more: QS 125
Popularity: 7% [?]