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Young World Quiz (March 9, 2010)

V.V. RAMANAN



From the movie : Monsters Inc.

1. Name the Italian club nicknamed ‘I Nerazzurri' founded on this date in 1908.

2. Ruth Handler's globally famous fashion doll, many a girl's ‘best friend', made her appearance on March 9 in 1959. Name this iconic creation.

3. Of which Central American country is Belmopan the Capital?

4. In common cricketing parlance, what is a ‘dolly'?

5. Of which school was Swami a student in Malgudi?

6. Which country is said to represent 1/5 of the world biodiversity, with 50,000 plant species, 5,000 vertebrates, 10-15 million insects, millions of micro-organisms, etc.?

7. In the hit Pixar film ‘Monsters Inc.', what was the nickname given to the little girl?

8. Sunil Gavaskar has played for the same English county for which Viv Richards and Ian Botham have played. Name it.

Photo : AP

What's he called? Hunter, a cougar cub plays with Chandi a Bengal Tiger cub.

9. The cougar has another name which is also the name of a famous brand of sporting apparel. What?

10. In which part of the body is a tracheotomy performed?

11. On which of the Great Lakes does Chicago stand?

12. In Arthurian legend, what was the relation between Sir Lancelot and Sir Galahad?

13. Of what is a shark's skeleton made?

14. What is or was a clepsydra?

15. In the context of painting, what happens in a linear perspective?

Clarificatio : In the Young World Quiz which appeared on February 23, question 6 was: What famous discovery did the British Egyptologist Howard Carter make in February 1923.

The answer given was The sarcophagus of Tutankhamun.

Though the tomb was discovered in 1922 it was opened a year later because Howard Carter wanted his financial benefactor, Lord Carnavorn, to be present and he needed to come from England to Egypt for this. So while the tomb was discovered in 1922, the treasures were unearthed in 1923.

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