Trivial Pursuit- Finals

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Trivial Pursuit- Finals


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Dries 1: Rules

Infnite Bounce and Pounce+10 direct/pass

+10/-10 on pounceClockwise passing


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1.

In betting games such as poker, he ! is theamount that all pla"ers must commit to the#pot# be$ore a hand/game begins% & pla"er

must at minimum #! '# or pa" the !, in orderto be allowed to pla" the game% &n increasein the ! means that both the amount riskedand the potential reward increase%

(hat phrase, )to '*!, meaning to increase"our demands or the risks in a situation inorder to achiee a better result originated$rom this


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1. Answer

'*!- .p the ante


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2.

his word is drawn $rom rench% Inprinting, was the sound a

printing plate cast $rom moablet"pe made when it was used% (henletters were set one at a time, itmade sense to cast a phrase usedrepeatedl", as a single slug o$metal% came to mean such aread"-made phrase%


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2. Answer

Clich


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3.

In the book )lashman2s 3ad", theprotagonist per$orms brilliantl" at a

cricket match and is recorded asbeing the frst to per$orm anincredible cricket $eat%

In 1454, red 6po7orth in 8nglanddid this in real li$e% &s a reward, hisclub gae the bowler a new ___ ,hence the term -


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3. Answer

9attrick


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4.

9is :ob description is that o$ an IProcurement ;anager with thespeciali


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4. Answer

Chandler Bing


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5.

Conersation between two &pollo 4 astronauts>

Anders: Oh my God! Look at that picture over there!

There's the Earth coming up. Wow is that pretty.

orman: "ey don't take

that it's not schedu#ed. $%oking&

Anders: $#aughs& ou got a co#or (i#m

)im* "and me that

ro## o( co#or +uick wou#d you...

Love##: Oh man that's great!

(hat photo


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5. Answer

8arthrise


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6.

;an" banks in the post-?enaissance 8urope issuedsmall porcelain )borrower2s tiles to their creditworth"customers% 3ike credit cards, these tiles were imprinted

with the owner2s name, his credit limit and the name o$the bank% 8ach time the customer wanted to borrowmone", he had to present the tile to the bank teller,who would compare the imprinted credit limit with howmuch the customer had alread" borrowed% I$ the

borrower were past the limit, the teller did something toensure the status was updated%

@his practice led to a commonl" used business word%

@(hich term/word


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6. Answer

he teller )broke the tile on thespot%

9ence the usage o$ )Aoing Broke


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7.

(ho is in this anti-tobaccocampaign


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7. Answer

ohan Crui:7/Cru"7


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8.

In the 140 6tanle" Dubrick moie ', ackEicholson ad-libbed the line

in imitation o$ announcer 8d;c;ahonFs $amous introduction o$ ohnn"Carson on .%6% network EBC-GFs long-running late night teleision program he

onight 6how 6tarring ohnn" Carson%his scene was placed b" the Auardianthe scariest moie scene o$ all time', and the line


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8. Answer

he 6hining


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9.

im (esle" was a drummer whoworked along with singer '% he" did

not get along, so im le$t% od"Perpick was the sound engineer o$ '%(hile ' was recording his biggesthit, od" was bus" with his wedding%(here are the" immortalised


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9. Answer

'- Br"an &dams6ummer o$ H l"rics> imm" =uit,

and od" got married%


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1.

' is a song b" 8lton ohn Jand his l"ricistBernie aupinK % irst recorded, in 1LM thissong starts with the l"rics ) Aoodb"e, Eorma

eane, to commemorate the death o$ Eormaeane, better known as *%ollowing the death o$ ! in 1L, ohn hadthe l"rics reworked and released the song

again, now beginning with the words)Aoodb"e, 8ngland2s ?ose, and per$ormedit at her $uneral %

',*,!


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1. Answer

Candle in the (ind;aril"n ;onroe

Princess Niana


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!ist it


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1

&ll current teams in the 8nglishPremier 3eague


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Bournemouth &rsenal &ston Gilla Chelsea

Cr"stalPalace

8erton 3eicester 3ierpool

;anchester

Cit"

;anchester

.td

Eewcastle Eorwich

6outhampton 6toke 6underland 6wansea

ottenham (at$ord (est Brom (est 9am


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&ll Countries ending with )stanJLK


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2. Answer

&$ghanistanDa


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?eseroir NogsPulp ictionackie Brown

Dill Bill J1 and QKArindhouse Jor Neath Proo$K Inglourious Basterds

N:ango .nchainedhe 9ate$ul 8ight


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4.

&ll Indian indiidual Ol"mpicmedallists since 10% J11 medallists

K


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Darnam ;alleswari?%6% ?athore&bhina Bindra

Gi:ender 6ingh6ushil Dumar SQGi:a" Dumar6aina Eehwal;ar" DomAagan Earang*ogeshwar Nutt

4.

Answer


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"#nne$t


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Rules

10 points $or the connect10 points $or getting eer"thing right

Infnite Bounce and Pounce


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"#nne$t

);" candleburns at bothends,it will not last

the night%But &h m"$oes and Ohm" $riends ,it gies aloel" light

1


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Charlie BucketGiolet BeauregardeGeruca 6alt;ike eaeehe motto that ?oald

Nahl lied b"

1. Answer


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erdinand Porschegenus Coleoptera

N& JNeutsche &rbeits rontKNisne"- 9erbie the 3oe BugJ14K

Q


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2. Answer

G( Beetle


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%a&re

3ight 6abre6abre oothed iger

encing 6abre6&B?- 6neak &ttack B" ?oger

T


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;adan ;ohan ;alai"a, &tal BihariGa:pa"ee won last "ear%

;andela, Dhan &bdul Aha7ar Dhan arethe onl" non-Indians to be awardedone%

6haped like a peepal lea$


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)I$ "ou can meet with riumphand Nisaster,

&nd treat those two imposters:ust the same


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"entre "#urt


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I$ b" Dipling?oleS ad

;urra" won the Ol"mpic singles goldon this courthe ?oo$


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T'(es #) %*ar+s

Areat (hite9ammerhead

igerAoblin


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irst goal scorers at the last $our

world cups Papa Buba Niop Philip 3ahm 6iphiwe shabalala ;arcelo


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Chris 9adfeld coering )6paceOddit" on the I66

Pla"ed Eicola esla in he Prestige?eleased ).nder Pressure withUueen on the album 9ot 6pace

ribute to him in Netroit


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Dries 2:Rules


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1.

(hat does this represent


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1. Answer


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' is a word in 8nglish that is at oncea demon"m, a M; brand, a erb and

a proper noun% 9oweer, most o$ usare most likel" to hae encounteredthe noun, which is a popularbeerage% (hat is '


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2. Answer

6cotch


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3.

Eothing happened in 8nglandbetween the dates Qnd 6eptember

1L5Q and 1T 6eptember 1L5Q% Putunda%


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3. Answer

Areat Britain switched $rom theulian Calendar to the Aregorian

Calendar% In order to achiee thechange, 11 da"s were FomittedF $romthe calendar - i%e% the da" a$ter Q6eptember 1L5Q was 1T 6eptember

1L5Q%


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4.

In Necember 1L1, rank !appa and the;others o$ Inention pla"ed a concert inthe ;ontreuS Casino, in ;ontreuS,

6wit


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4. Answer

(e all came out to ;ontreuSOn the 3ake Aenea shoreline

o make records with a mobile(e didnFt hae much timerank !appa and the ;others(ere at the best place around

But some stupid with a Vare gunBurned the place to the ground%#+e #n t*e water, fre in the sk"


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7.

&n ', in architecture, is a tall tower on a building, topped b"a spire and o$ten incorporating a bel$r" and othercomponents% 's are er" common on Christian churchesand cathedrals and the use o$ the term generall"

connotes a religious structure%his eent originated in Ireland% 9orses and riders raced

$rom one townFs ' to the neSt% he 's were used asmarkers due to their isibilit" oer long distances% &longthe wa" runners ineitabl" had to :ump streams and low

stone walls separating estates% he modern athleticseent originates $rom a two-mile JM%Q kmK cross countr"race that $ormed part o$ the .niersit" o$ OS$ord sports in140

(hich ol"mpic eent


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7. Answer

6teeplechase


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8.

Arenouille> #I cannot go with "ou to the market toda",

Crapaud%#

Crapaud> #But Arenouille, I cannot carr" the cow alone%#

Arenouille> #*ou know, Crapaud, that I am to be

this morning% (ho will stop the i$ I do not#

W 8Stract $rom 9las, e me suis ransfgur 3es Pieds

J&las, I2e ransfgured m" eetK


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8. Answer

Deeper, UuaXe


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9.

he is a st"le usedin the 9igh ump% Popularised b"

Nick , a$ter whom it isnamed, who won the gold medal inthe 14 Ol"mpics% It has acharacteristic H backwards oer the

bar2 appearance with the athletelanding on his back or shoulders% Itremains the dominant techni=ue

used to this da"%


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9. Answer

osbur" lop


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;a:or Aeneral 9enr" was aBritish

arm" oYcer% In 1L4T, while alieutenant in the ?o"al &rtiller", heper$ected, with his own resources, aninention o$ what he called #sphericalcase# ammunition> a hollowcannonball flled with lead shot thatburst in mid-air% 9e success$ull"

demonstrated this in 1L4L %


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