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1. Weekly dose of quiz
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2. Weekly Quiz
She was one of the earliest film critic
in the country having worked for
Evening news of India in 1931 and
Times of India during 1933 to 1953.
She began working when Indian films
had just begun to talk .For the first
few years an award X was started in
her name.
Identify her and the award X
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What is the motto called?

4. Connect
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5. Term for such companies was originally coined by Aileen Lee, founder of Cowboy Ventures.What is
the term called
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6. Connect
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7. Q 6
Michael Punke who is now the Deputy United States
Trade Representative and US Ambassador to the
World Trade Organization wrote this book.The State
Department prohibited him from doing any publicity
for the book because of his role.
The book depicts Punke's outdoor interests and
hobbies, such as fishing and exploring the
backcountry, which he enjoyed while growing up in
Wyoming
Name the book which is in news now
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8. Weekly quiz
On Kali Puja, most of the ethnic
Chinese residents of the city take the
day off and get together in front of the
temple. Local Chinese residents usually
pause, take off their shoes, and pray for
a moment in front of the idol. This
temple serves noodles, fried rice and
chopsuey as Prasad.
Where is the temple located
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9. Weekly quiz
Travis Kalanick and Garrett
Camp formed this company in
2009 with the slogan where
Lifestyle meets logistics.
Its currently valued at $62.5 b
Identify
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10. Weekly quiz
On Saturday, August 1, 1981, at
12:01 a.m. Eastern Time, it was
launched with the words "Ladies and
gentlemen, rock and roll," spoken
byJohn Lack, and played over footage
of the first Space Shuttle launch
countdown of Columbia, which took
place earlier that year, and of the
launch of Apollo 11
What are we talking about
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11. Weekly quiz
 This was the form of cricket we played when we
were kids
There are only two methods of dismissal,
beingcaught or being "leg before wicket", but as
there are no stumps, this method of dismissal is
effected by a bowled ball hitting the batsman's
legs typically below the knees
Whats this form of cricket called
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12. Weekly quiz
 The 2 groups at Berkely Lawrence Laboratory
and Joint institute of research were involved in
a major conflict which was dubbed as war by
group of Nuclear chemists?What was the war
called and what was the reason for the
Conflict?
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A Round inlaid brass emblem indicating the category with following
symbols
 Classic film camera representing motion pictures
 Television Receiver representing broadcast television
 Phonograph record representing audio recording or music
 Radio microphone representing broadcast radio
 Comedy/tragedy masks representing theatre/live performance
According to the latest figures 47% are in the motion pictures category, 24%
in television, 17% in audio recording, 10% in radio, and less than 2% in the
live performance category .
What are we talking about
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15. Weekly quiz
What is Sasha Chetri’s claim to
fame?
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16.  He was born on 23 June 1925 at Shillong, then in the British Raj province of Assam
(now in Meghalaya), to British parents. His Scottish father, Wilfred Shepherd-Barron,
was chief engineer of the Chittagong Port Commissioners in North Bengal whilst his
mother Dorothy, was an Olympic tennis player and Wimbledon ladies doubles
champion.He Joined the De la Rue company and is credited with invention with the
device which became operational for the first time in the world at the Enfield,North
london?What invention are we talking about
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17. Weekly Quiz
 He was a composer, conductor,
musicologist, and educator. Born in
Karlsbad, Bohemia (at that time part of
Austria-Hungary), Kaufmann enjoyed a
career that crossed international
boundaries, taking him to Berlin, Bombay
(now Mumbai), London, and Canada,
before he settled in Bloomington, Indiana,
USA in 1957. After 1945 he was not
allowed to come back to Bohemia because
of his German ethnicity. In 1964, he
became a naturalized U.S. citizen.
 Amrit Gangar’s book The Music That Still
Rings at Dawn, Every Dawn, talks about
the piece that every Indian has
heard?What music are we talking about
Q 15

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