QUESTION 376: Not a Lafeing matter!

I want you to identify the guy.
The other two pictures, something iconic and a city- have something to do with him.
Try IDing all, if possible.

QUESTION 375 : A Little Break from the Usual Humdrum

Connect the four images.
To tell you the truth, the personalities themselves have NOTHING in common.

Think laterally.
Tag and Title ought to help!

Theme Answer: Characters from Night in a Museum

Only 2 people got it

ameya and rohan

don't worry guys

next time, we'll come up with somethign harder

wanted to see if the red herring round would work

did anyone identify the red herring in this?

QUESTION 374 f. The precious stone!

Whose exploits?

Phenomenon Synesthesia- Held in SJBHS from 29th-31st October

Register at http://stjbhs.com/

join in guys
Get your schools to register for the whole fest.
Its being covered by tv9, radio indigo, deccan herald, IE, etc
'Deccan even came out with an article in metrolife dated 26 OCtober, 2010, 3rd page

THe quiz will be held on friday at 1 30, with the finals on sunday
There'll be a music show featuring several bands, i'll put up the posters too

try confirming your participation by tomorrow ok

I might be putting a few questions of my own as well, ones you won't be able to tin eye

have fun

Question 374.e: Link them

pic 1 needs no introduction


pic 2 is a scene from NAtional Treasure 2, identify the place where the conversation between the president and cage takes place



pic 3 is well
what do you thinK?

Do As the questions says, link



NOtE: QUESTIONS ANSWERED NOW WILL BE +20, -10

QUESTION 374 d. I8 till I...

Id Painter and Painting.

Question 374.c: Through HoOK or CrOOk

Connect

1)tournant

2) garde manger

3) poissonnier

4) TO the picture

QUESTION 374 b. Travelogue.

Let's poke our noses into some expedition.
It's nice to be adventurous. If you are, you'll go for the theme and get a - 15.

Right,
A and B led America's first ever overland expedition to the pacific coast and back.
Its objective was to learn more about the north western areas, resources, settlement prospectives, etc.
So, Jefferson sent A and B.
But A and B would never have communicated with the natives had it not been for C(Shown along with A and B in the 3rd pic)
id
A, B, C.

A

B

C

Question 374.a: Epic-lepsy

(A)


(B)


(C)


(D)


Connect:

1) This recipe

romaine lettuce
olive oil
fresh crushed garlic - often in olive oil
salt to taste
fresh-ground black pepper
wine vinegar[13]
lemon juice or lime juice - fresh squeezed
Worcestershire sauce
raw or coddled egg yolks
freshly grated Parmesan cheese
freshly prepared croutons

2) These formulae
(a,b,c)

3) This poster

(d)

4) The name of this post, and what coud have been an alternate

New theme: Bemused Knights

New theme guys

will have 7 questions

one of which will not be connected to the theme, the remaining 6 will be

the marking scheme will be

Theme attempted in:

1) 1-3 questions: +30 or -15
2) 4-5 questions: +20 or -10
6) ^-7 question: +10 or -5

Keep quizzing

Question 373: Not quite iron man

Someone we've all used atleast once
per question
smirk

identify
without using it again please
lol

QUESTION 372: Hitch Hikers!

Spoof of which famous movie character?

QUESTION 371 : Cupid's Arrow.

Connect the four images and give me the name of a song.

If you're feeling generous, explain.
Actually, explain.
The connect's rather obvious.

Question 370: Money, it's a gas Grab that cash with both hands And make a stash

First used by Roosevelt in his 1932 address on the radio, The more current usage refers to the billions people living on less than __ per day, as first defined in 1998 by _______ and _____. It was subsequently expanded upon by both in their books.

Identify the term

QUESTION 369: The Earth can satisfy our needs. And our Greed!

What is this?

QUESTION 368 : One Blot on some fine Paper. Well, many blot. More like 40,000.

Identify the man.

And that man portrayed in Blackadder.

Question 367: From School to School of thought, Holmes.

Connect the 5

not an exhaustive list

QUESTION 366 : Yeah, they were all Yellow.

Yikes.
What on earth is that?

Question 365._ _: The clue is in the....

Connect the following

QUESTION 364 : Power Corrupts. Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely.

We've finished our theme round.
We'll have the next one next week :)
Until then, regular questions.
Incidentally, the theme was SYNDROMES named after literary figures.
Btw, the contribution of 363 c to the theme is CINDERELLA( Rossini's opera)

Now,

Who is this very famous infamous lady?

THE THEME IS OPEN! All questions posted.

We have posted all the questions of this theme week. ALL ANSWERS ARE HIDDEN. SO IT'S TOTALLY OPEN.

ALL OF YOU CAN TRY YOUR HAND AT IT.
EIGHT QUESTIONS.
ONE COMMON THEME.
YOU SHOULD GET IT NOW! :)


THE THEME WILL BE OPEN TO CRACK FOR A DAY OR TWO, AFTER WHICH, WE'LL ANNOUNCE RULES AND STUFF ABOUT THE NEXT THEME ROUND.


Good luck cracking this one!
 Remember that CRACKING EACH INDIVIDUAL QUESTION ALSO GETS YOU POINTS.
Cheers!

QUESTION 363 h: I'm a Fan of this book.

X

Y






No prizes for identifying X.
Y is a play written by X. Use all the visible clues to guess which play I'm talking about.
End of theme round. All answers remain hidden.
THE THEME IS YOURS TO CRACK!

QUESTION 363 g: Go Green!

Again. An ID type question.

Statue of which literary character?

QUESTION 363 f: I Won't Grow Old Without You.

Depicts what?

QUESTION 363 e: Pick your spot!

 X is the first novel by Y. After the publication, the widow of the illustrator Robert Seymour claimed that the idea for the novel was originally her husband's; however, in his preface to the 1867 edition, Y strenuously denied any specific input, writing that "Mr Seymour never originated or suggested an incident, a phrase, or a word, to be found in the book."

Y was asked to contribute to the project as an up and coming writer following the success of Sketches by Boz, published in 1836 (most of Y's novels were issued in shilling instalments before being published in the complete volume). Y increasingly took over the unsuccessful monthly publication after Seymour had committed suicide.

With the introduction of Sam Weller in chapter 10, the book became the first real publishing phenomenon, with bootleg copies, theatrical performances, Sam Weller joke books, and other merchandise.


X and Y?

Question 363.d: FURther from the truth

for this question, im goign to show you 3 pictures

taking clues from the pictures, come up with a name

what is pic 1 known as, forms a part of the name

what is pic 2,or what sort of concept is pic 2, forms another part

somethings that happens in pic 3, forms the 3rd part

enjoy







pic 1



pic 2


pic 3