The document describes several events and topics:
1. Public riots took place at a theatre in Malaysia in 2007 causing $20,000 in damages over an undisclosed reason.
2. It provides examples of terms used for marbles and games.
3. It mentions appearances of marbles in Hollywood films from the 1960s and mentions Honda becoming a racing partner in 2004.
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Annual day Prelims
1. • 1. On June 14, 2007, public riots took place in
Sri Intan theatre, Klang in the Senaton district
of Malaysia leading to damages worth US
$20,000 which almost led to the shutting
down of the theatre. What was the reason for
the riots taking place?
3. 2. Materials used for?
• Alley or real •Alley or real
• Toothpaste •Toothpaste
• Turtle •Turtle
• Ade •Ade
• Oxblood •Oxblood
• Oily •Oily
• Pearls
•Pearls
•Lutz
• Lutz
•Onionskin
• Onionskin
•Clambroth
• Clambroth
•Cat's Eye
• Cat's Eye
•Devil's Eye
• Devil's Eye
•Beachball
• Beachball •Aggie
• Aggie •Croton alley or Jasper
• Croton alley or Jasper
5. 3. They have made appearances in Hollywood films;
the first dates back to the 1961 movie Breakfast at
Tiffany’s, starring Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly.
Later, the popularity was confirmed in the Hollywood
hit Blues Brothers staring Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi.
Later, Tom Cruise added his own contribution in 1983 hit
Risky Business.
In July 2004, this officially became partners with the
Honda Racing F1 Team.
7. 4. X founded the magazine and commenced its first
publication on the first day of the Tamil month Thai. He
has been the editor of the magazine ever since and has
penned several columns.
The name of the magazine and its mascot draws from
Y, an emperor on whom X staged a play in 1968 and a
movie in 1971.
The plot is a socio-political satire, which narrates the
scheme and success of a small band of idealists who
take over the Government of India as the resurrected Y.
9. • 5. In Wisden’s list of Cricketers of the
Century, who is the only cricketer who hasn’t
been knighted yet?
11. 6. In spite of its huge financial success, Avatar
didn’t break the box-office record for opening
day (previously held by The Dark Knight), but
an another film released in 2010 did it.
What film?
13. • 7. During a particular series against Sri Lanka
in 2004-05, the New Zealand team batsmen
were going through a rough time. Apart from
the usual solutions the skipper Stephen
Fleming asked the umpires to change the
color of their attire so that his batsmen can
perform well. Though this sounds funny there
was a technical reason behind it. What?
15. 8. Every great magic trick consists of three parts
or acts.
The first part is called "The Pledge".
The second act is called "The Turn".
The third act, the hardest part, is the part we
call “X”.
X?
17. 9. “I can cry like X, it’s just a shame I can’t play like
him”
– Who said this about whom?
19. • 10. Race: Not Black, Not White, but Purple
Languages Known: Rap
Work Experience: Ex-Call Center Employee
Hates: Recession and Phones
Loves: Lowriding, Freestylin’, Making Hip-Hop, Peace, Handsigns
Achievements: Was the DJ for office get-together. He can rhyme all
the time.
Whose resume?
21. • 11. In 2008, a 12 year old boy in Derbyshire, died in a hospital 5 days after
collapsing at his home. The coroner ruled that he had suffered from
cardiac arrhythmia, died from heart failure as a result of spraying large
amounts of X in a confined space.
• Teens began using X as small makeshift flame throwers due to its high
alcohol content. The trend resulted in multiple injuries.
• In response to the possible safety concerns, the company created two
ads, one against its use as an inhalant, and the other warning of its
flammability. X?
25. • 13. These are examples of sniglets
• Dopeler effect- the tendency of stupid ideas to
sound smart when they come fast at you
• Foodgitives- The food on one side of a TV
dinner tray that escapes to the other side.
• What ARE sniglets?
26. • Words that should be in the dictionary but are
not. Apparently there are rules to framing
sniglets even!!
28. • Charles Bannerman , Billy Murdoch and Andy
Sandham scored the first single, double and
triple centuries in Test Cricket. The person
who would complete the list, by virtue of
having scored the first quadruple century, is
West Indies legend Brian Lara.
30. • Area 51, the “top secret” (airquote) military
base in the nevada desert.
31. 16.
His relatives are:
Father: Andrew X
Mother: Monique Delacroix X
Aunt: Charmian X
Uncle: Max X
Wife: Teresa X Kissy Suzuki
Son: James Suzuki
Who is he?
33. • 17. Big B, SRK , Chiranjeevi , Govinda , Surya,
• Preity Zinta, Bebo
• God , MSD(and yes for all those sixth sense MI
fans, I am a CSK supporter. Chennai
rules:D), Veeru, Amit Mishra , Dinesh Karthik
• Connect!!
35. • 18. A brand launched in 1975.
• Endorsed by Kapil Dev in 1995 and now by
Amitabh
• Contains Black pepper,black salt, ginger and
cummin seeds
• Flavours include lemon ,raw mango, pudina
, tamarind
39. 20. ID!!
• W’s entire family is scattered across India and the
Middle East. W spent his younger years in
Darjeeling, Calcutta and Benares. Then his family came
down to TN where he had his schooling in Ooty and
then Jeevana school, Madurai. W’s talent led to
receiving endorsements from small companies like
vater, Pearl drums and Evanheads. W’s relatives run a
destitute home in Virudhunagar district with his
support voted as the best by local people in that area.
W says his motto is ‘to make the common man
extraordinary’ and is famous for some other reason.
41. 21.
• Known as 'Sluggo' and living above a curry house in
Bermuda, X is a policeman and also drives a prison van.
• As a batsman, X made his first half-century (51) against
the Netherlands in the 2006 ICC Intercontinental
Cup, including 8 fours. It was reported that he "enjoyed his
time at the crease so much that he expressed dissent when
he was given out lbw, and was consequently fined for the
action.“
• X took a stunning, diving one-handed slip catch to
dismiss Robin Uthappa off Malachi Jones' 1st ball in World
Cup Cricket, (the 2nd over of the game) against India, which
triggered off wild celebrations.
• X ??
43. 22.
• Rodney Agatupu Anoa'i was an American professional
wrestler. He was best known for his time with the WWF
where he wrestled under the ring name X.
• Though X wrestled as a representative of Japan, he was of
Samoan origin and was accordingly billed as hailing
from Polynesia (although he was managed by Mr. Fuji, who
would follow Anoa'i to the ring with a wooden bucket of
salt, and waving a Japanese flag)
• Anoa'i was a member of the famous Anoa'i family: The
Rock, Rikishi, Samu, Rosey, Manu, and Umaga were among
his cousins, and Afa and Sika were his uncles.
• His finishing move was the Banzai Drop.
• ID X
45. 23.
• X is a dialect of English that first developed as an
occupational dialect in the years of the Madras
Presidency, but that has developed over time and is now
associated mainly with social class rather than occupation.
It is still spoken in major metropolitan cities.
• The lexical characteristics of X are that its vocabulary is
limited and employs specialized jargon. family substitutes
for "wife", for example.
• Here is an example of X (a ........reporting his being invited
to England):
• One master call for come India … eh England. I say not
coming. That master very liking me. I not come. That is like
for India — that hot and cold. That England for very cold.
47. 24.
• The Mahavakyas are "Great Sayings" of
the Upanishads, the foundational texts
of Vedanta.
• The Mahavakyas are:
• Prajnanam Brahma - "Consciousness is Brahman"
• Ayam Atma Brahma - "This Self (Atman) is
Brahman"
• Tat Tvam Asi - "Thou art That"
• X
• X PLEEZ.