End of Daze 2011 - Round I - Answers
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This document contains clues and questions for "End of Daze 2011 Round I", a trivia quiz. The questions cover a wide range of topics including history, geography, literature, films, art, and current events. Correct answers are also provided for many of the multiple choice or short answer questions.
End of Daze 2011 - Round I - Answers
- 1. End of Daze 2011 Round I ANSWERS
- 2. 39 questions 50 points in total Simple, straightforward questions. NOT.
- 3. 1 The guys who do End of Daze (1 point).
- 4. Gog and Magog , patron saints/protectors of London being paraded through the city. These names appear in various religions signifying the apocalypse.
- 5. 2 Ain’t no mountain high enough (1 point).
- 6. The Japanese mortar and pestle, otherwise known as Suribachi . The Iwo Jima namesake (which was not high enough for Ira Hayes and Co.) is named after the bowl.
- 7. 3 His son can be found on two little sails. Or rather, his sun can be found on two little sails. (2 points)
- 8. Kon-tiki is named after another name for the Incan god Viracocha Viracocha’s son Sun God Inti Latin for ‘little sail’ Vexillum Flag The 2 flags depicting Inti : Argentina and Uruguay
- 9. 4 Alpha (for the first) and numeric (for the rest). (1 point)
- 10. Flag Semaphore symbols for Error 404 .
- 11. 5 Connect-u (1 point).
- 12. The Painted Turtle Hole in the Wall Gang Camps founded by Paul Newman
- 13. 6 Droppings from? (1 point)
- 15. 7 Pamphlet promoting which brand? (1 point)
- 17. 8 A,B,C,D. (2 points) A B C D
- 18. Gypsy Horse a.k.a Tinker Bluefish a.k.a Tailor Soldier Butterfly Sir Leslie Ward a.k.a Spy
- 19. 9 Smashing movie on whose life? (1 point)
- 20. Ron Gallela
- 21. 10 Identify both locations and explain (2 points).
- 22. The Love Locks on The Butchers’ Bridge , Ljubljana and Pons des Arts , Paris. Couples in love attach padlocks bearing their names on to the railings of the bridges and throw the key into the water. This supposedly symbolises eternal love.
- 23. 11 The kolaveri shown gives which place its name? (1 point)
- 24. Antwerp. The mythical giant Antigoon who lived near the river Scheldt exacted a toll from those crossing the river. He severed one of the hands of those who refused and threw them into the river. The giant was eventually slain by a young hero named Brabo , who cut off the giant's own hand and flung it into the river. Antwep derives from Antwerpen , which in turn stands for hand werpen = to throw the hand.
- 25. 12 Not the chap who wrote the anonymous hindi movie’s song (1 point).
- 26. Elias Lonnrot , author of Kalevala Gumnaam has the song “Hum Kale Hain tho Kya Hua DilWale Hain” ;-) #sorry
- 27. 13 Fire turned ghat into ash (2 points).
- 28. The most famous image depicting the 2007 California wildfire . Also, was the first high profile application of the hashtag on Twitter. ‘ Ghats ash’ anagram.
- 29. 14 Yo, was it replaced or parceled? No. (1 point).
- 30. Sergio Ramos (in)famously dropped the Copa Del Rey under the team bus after Real Madrid beat Barcelona 1-0 in last year’s edition. ‘ Yo replaced/parceled’ anagram.
- 31. 15 My love.... Just complete the song for me. (1 point)
- 32. Mera Pyaar..Shalimar Rex Harrison, Sylvia Miles and John Saxon all featured in Shalimar. Whatay cast!
- 33. 16 The Thing was originally the one on the left, but later became the one on the right (1 point).
- 34. The Shield was originally named Rampart (and features Michael Chiklis a.k.a The Thing from Fantastic 4).
- 35. 17 View of ? What is housed in the building today? (2 points)
- 36. Bankside Power Station, London Tate Modern
- 37. 18 Spicy building has many a stair. (2 points)
- 38. The Dancing House by Frank Gehry in Prague. Also known as Ginger and Fred (after Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire) as it resembles a pair of dancers.
- 39. 19 What? Where? (1 point)
- 40. The Joe Louis Fist Memorial in Detroit.
- 41. 20. What is he most famous for cutting open? (1)
- 42. Robert Traver, most famous for his work “Anatomy of a Murder” Anatomy literally means to “cut open”
- 43. 21. The writing of what famous history at the age of fify five did he inspire in 1885? (1)
- 44. The real-life adventures of Frederick Courtney Selous (shown here), a British big game hunter and explorer of Colonial Africa, inspired Henry Rider Haggard to create the Allan Quatermain character in the novel King Solomon’s mines . It’s famous first lines are: “ It is a curious thing that at my age--fifty-five last birthday--I should find myself taking up a pen to try to write a history. I wonder what sort of a history it will be when I have finished it, if ever I come to the end of the trip!”
- 45. 22. The most famous Art form associated with him. (1)
- 46. Sun Tzu, who wrote The Art of War.
- 47. 23. Id the lady in the middle. (1)
- 48. Marjane Satrapi
- 49. 24. Who connects? (larger images follow) (2)
- 53. Rafael Trujillo
- 54. 25. A rather pointy connect. ( 2) More images in the following slides.
- 57. Nick Hornby
- 58. 26. Simply Id (1).
- 59. Bodyline
- 60. 27. Connect. (2 points)
- 61. Books by Patrick French Younghusband “ Liberty or Death” The World is What it is: a biography of VS Naipaul
- 62. 28. The famous character named after this structure. (1 point)
- 63. Piscine Molitor “Pi” Patel from The Life of Pi
- 64. 29. Connect. (2 points)
- 65. The Teapot Dome Scandal
- 66. 30. Put fundaes. (2 points)
- 67. A tribute to the famous “I Drink Your Milkshake” dialogue uttered by Daniel Dawy-Lewis in There Will Be Blood .
- 68. 31. Identify him and his most famous creation, which ended up like its title after the truth came out ( 2 points).
- 69. James Frey , whose best-selling memoir A Million Little Pieces ran into trouble after it turned out that parts of it were fiction.
- 70. 32. Straight talker. ( 1 point)
- 71. Sir Robert Palk, after whom the Palk Strait is named.
- 72. 33. Connect. (2 points)
- 73. Eisenstein, John Abraham, Forsyth Odessa is the connect
- 74. 34. His most famous creation. (1 point)
- 75. Bryan Lee O'Malley who created Scott Pilgrim
- 76. 35. What is this? Don’t beat around the bush. (1)
- 77. The original 120 foot roll on which Kerouac typed “On the Road”.
- 78. 36. Connect. (2 points)
- 79. John Carlin has written Invictus about Mandela, co-authored Nadal’s autobiography and wrote the story which inspired Live Free or Die Hard.
- 80. 37. Source of inspiration is shown on the right. What resulted? (1 point)
- 81. The architect Bruce Graham was inspired by an open pack of cigarettes where some cigarettes were coming out, and went on to design the Willis Tower based on it.
- 82. 38. Who is the character being portrayed? (1 point)
- 83. Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins.
- 84. 39. The title of what movie is a reference to a bunch of people who set out to find these sisters? (1 point)
- 85. The Searchers The picture stars John Wayne as a middle-aged Civil War veteran who spends years looking for his abducted niece (Natalie Wood – her younger version is played by her little sister Lana), along with Jeffrey Hunter as his adoptive nephew, who accompanies him.