Pragya 6th Sense (P6S) – 4th Edition | Open General Flagship Quiz 2025
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About This Presentation
Dive into the world of intellect, curiosity, and competitive brilliance with Pragya 6th Sense 2025, the flagship open general quiz of Pragya – The Annual Techno-Cultural Fest of NSEC. This 4th edition brings together quizzers, students, and professionals from across India for an engaging explorati...
Dive into the world of intellect, curiosity, and competitive brilliance with Pragya 6th Sense 2025, the flagship open general quiz of Pragya – The Annual Techno-Cultural Fest of NSEC. This 4th edition brings together quizzers, students, and professionals from across India for an engaging exploration of business, science, sports, history, pop culture, art, music, and current affairs.
The quiz features multi-round formats – from prelims to the grand finale – with thought-provoking questions spanning global topics like AI, politics, cinema, literature, innovation, memes, and culture. Whether you’re a quiz enthusiast, college club member, or corporate professional, this deck offers a mix of learning and entertainment.
Curated by some of the most dynamic quizmasters, P6S 2025 continues the legacy of fostering sharp thinking, collaboration, and curiosity. Explore questions inspired by modern trends, classic trivia, and intellectual challenges that define the essence of general quizzing excellence.
Perfect for anyone preparing for inter-college competitions, corporate quizzes, or simply looking to test their knowledge and have fun doing it!
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4TH EDITION presents PRAGYA 6 SENSE
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PRAGYA 6 SENSE
TH Open General Flagship Quiz
Meet the QMsMeet the QMs
Ayush Mazumder(CST 2020-24)
Arnab Das(CSE 2017-21)
Meet the QMsMeet the QMs
Shayak Karan (CSIT 2020-24)Chirag Gupta (CSIT 2020-24)
Thanks Thanks
Our Hero Aniket Adhikari
There will be 20 + 10 questions in total. 1 20 questions will carry 1 mark.
The last 10 questions will carry 2 marks.
st
Multiple of 6 will be a 6th Sense question which will be 1st priority for tie-
breaking.
There is another surprise 6th sense question which will be revealed after
submission of the answer script. It will be treated as the 2nd priority after
normal 6th sense question.
If a tie still persists, top drop method will be used.
Resorting to any unfair means will result in disqualification.
QM's decision will be final and binding for anything and everything. RULES
1) X is a discredited form of neurosurgical treatment
for psychiatric disorder that involves the severing
connections in the brain's prefrontal cortex. The
surgery championed by Walter, causes most of the
connections to and from the prefrontal cortex and the
anterior part of the frontal lobes of the brain to be
severed. Identify X.
ANSWER
Lobotomy
2. X was an Indian freedom fighter, diplomat and
politician. She served as the 8th President of the
United Nations General Assembly from 1953 to 1954,
the first woman and the only Indian to have been
appointed to this post. She was also the 3rd Governor
of Maharashtra from 1962 to 1964. Noted for her
participation in the Indian independence movement,
she was jailed several times during the movement.
Who is X?
ANSWER
Vijay Laxmi Pandit
3. X was an English poet of the Victorian era, popular in Britain and the
United States during her lifetime and frequently anthologised after
her death. Her work received renewed attention following the feminist
scholarship of the 1970s and 1980s, and greater recognition of women
writers in English. She famously wrote the lines
“If thou must love me, let it be for nought
Except for love’s sake only"
Who is X ?
ANSWER
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
4. X is a South American footballer known for the name
"Iluminado". He points to a tattoo on his neck that says
"Iluminado" after scoring, a word meaning "The Chosen One" or
"Illuminated", and this celebration and tattoo has marked his
return to form.
In 2022 X surpassed the record held for the highest transfer fee
exit from the Dutch Tier 1 league, that was previously held by
_______ in 2019.
FITB.
ANSWER
Frenkie De Jong
5. He has consistently collaborated with composer Anirudh Ravichander,
especially in films directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj. He has penned songs in
the movies Leo, Vikram, Devara, Jawan, etc. But, the person has never
had any such public appearance or even a social handle.
Anirudh claims that he has only talked to him on phone, and Lokesh
claims to have met him in person at some point. Fans believe that it could
be a pseudonym for someone they already know or Anirudh himself in an
alter-ego avatar. Identify the lyricist in question ( the name).
ANSWER
Heisenberg
6. These India-born vehicle aggregator companies
have brand names that can be used in language(s)
originating from the Iberian peninsula. Name the
two brands.
ANSWER
Rapido & Ola
7. Normal Evolution (in reality of Pokémon games) includes permanent
change of a Pokémon into a stronger form. Triggered by leveling up,
stones, items, or special conditions.
Like Charmander → Charmeleon → Charizard.
Once evolved, it cannot revert (except in rare cases). On the other
hand, ______ is a temporary return to a primeval, godlike state, tied to
Pokémon mythology and unique to Groudon/Kyogre.
FITB.
ANSWER
Primal Reversion
8. “It” was prevalent in England and colonial America in the
1700s, and was often associated with buying furniture and
household goods. But, “it” was popularized in the 1850s by the
Singer Sewing Machine company. What is “it” ?
ANSWER
Installment/EMI
9. Only indicative, not exhaustive : Satara (1848), Jaitpur and
Sambalpur (1849), Baghat (1850), Chota Udaipur (1852), Jhansi (1853),
and Nagpur (1854).
Identify the common thread in the above.
ANSWER
Doctrine of Lapse
10. X is a film starring Amitabh Bachchan, directed by Y, which
was never released on the big screen due to a protracted legal
battle between two production houses.
Originally named ‘Johnny Walker’, X boast(ed) of an ensemble
cast, including Dia Mirza, Jimmy Shergill, and lyrics penned by
the legendary Gulzar.
What is X ?
ANSWER
Shoebite
11. Founded in late 19th-century Mumbai by three brothers—
Chhajju Khan, Nazir Khan, and Khadim Hussain Khan—this
gharana is famed for its breath control, long melodic phrases in a
single breath, and the open-voiced aakaar technique. Known for
medium-tempo khyals and the Merukhand system of alaps, it has
produced legends like Anjanibai Malpekar, Kumar Gandharva,
Kishori Amonkar, and even influenced Lata Mangeshkar.
Which gharana is this?
ANSWER
Bhendibazaar Gharana
12. In 2024, Piano Day was celebrated on March 28, but this year
and the following two years, it will fall on March 29. Why? Give
Funda.
ANSWERPiano Day is held on the 88th day of the year (29 March in normal
years and 28 March in leap years) in celebration of and reference
to the 88 keys on a standard piano.
13. Legend credits French chefs in the service of a Russian noble
family with inventing this dish, though many believe it to be a refined
take on older Russian recipes. After the fall of Tsarist Russia, it spread
to hotels and restaurants in China before World War II, and later
traveled with Russian and Chinese immigrants to the United States,
where it became especially popular in the 1950s. By the late ’50s, it
had reached Hong Kong, where it was served with rice but notably
without sour cream.
Which classic dish is this?
ANSWER
Stroganoff
14. Established in 1873 during the Meiji era under Japan’s Ministry of Public
Works, this pioneering institution adopted a six-year “Sandwich programme”
of alternating theory and practice, inspired by Britain’s Royal Indian
Engineering College. It trained young engineers in fields such as civil
engineering, metallurgy, shipbuilding, and telegraphy—all in English. It became
a driving force in Japan’s rapid industrialization before merging into the
University of Tokyo in 1886.
Interestingly the name of this institution coincides with another institution
name shown in an Indian movie that reshaped public attitudes toward
education. Name the institute (Not to be abbreviated )
ANSWER
Imperial College of Engineering
15. X is a vessel used by the commanding officer of a group of
naval ships. Used more loosely, it is the lead ship in a fleet of
vessels, typically the first, largest, fastest, most heavily armed, or
best known. Over the years, the term has become a metaphor
used in industries such as automobiles, education, technology,
airlines, and retail. What term?
ANSWER
Flagship
16. On New Year's Eve, 2024 one
unexpected item saw a spike in orders,
tied to a tradition of eating 12 of them
while making a wish at midnight. This
custom, popularized by Sofia Vergara's
character, Gloria, in Modern Family, led
to a surge in deliveries. Even Blinkit's co-
founder was surprised by the high
demand. What was the item?
ANSWER
Grapes
17. X finds its mention among many cultural and pop references,
including a late 1700s poem by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and a
1843 Opera by Richard Wagner. X also finds its mention in
current popular culture as a recurring character in SpongeBob,
and One Piece. Identify X, whose reference you might also
connect from a famous match in the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
ANSWER
The Flying Dutchman
18. X is a character co developed by Walt Disney in
1927.
Disney lost the rights to X after a lengthy battle with
Charles Mintz, in which Universal Pictures signed most
of Disney animators, and gave an ultimatum to Walt
Disney in which he had to accept a lower wage and lose
most of his characters. X, however, made a comeback
to Disney in 2006 after negotiating a deal with NBC
Universal.
ID X, whose name might also resemble a famous
character from your childhood TV show.
ANSWER
Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
19. The face of the X meme is associated with Ernest Khalimov, a
Russian model. However, there's a significant twist: the
images,created by Russian photographer and artist Krista
Sudmalis feature a series of heavily edited, high-contrast, photos
of several male models, including Khalimov.
These images, shared initially in 4chan and reddit, shot up in
online popularity depicting Khalimov in a very “strong” light,
making him the ‘definition’ for a famous internet term.
What definition am I talking about ?
ANSWER
Gigachad
20.This novel reimagines the Mahabharata through the eyes of Draupadi,
also called Panchaali, offering her perspective as a woman navigating a
patriarchal world. Born of fire, she marries all five Pandava brothers,
secretly longs for another, endures exile, and witnesses the devastating
war of Kurukshetra—all while guided by her enigmatic friend Krishna.
Written in a lyrical, story-driven style rather than as academic
commentary, it has been praised for giving Draupadi her own distinct
voice.
Which 2008 novel by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is being described here?
ANSWER
Palace of Illusions
21. X is a former professional quarterback in the NFL primarily with the
St. Louis Rams and Arizona Cardinals. After going undrafted in the 1994
NFL draft X played in the Arena Football League for the Iowa
Barnstormers. X came into the NFL in 1998 with the St. Louis Rams.
Considered the NFL’s greatest undrafted player, X is the only undrafted
player to be named NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP and the only
undrafted quarterback to lead his team to a Super Bowl victory. There is
a movie portraying his journey where Zachary Levi plays the role of X.
Identify X and the movie.
ANSWER
X- Kurt Warner
Y- The American Underdog
22. X is an Indian Politician and writer who served as
the 5th Chief Minister of Y from 1994 to 2019. He is the
longest serving Chief Minister in India. He is also a
prolific Nepali Language writer and recipient of the
Bhanu Purashkar awarded by Y Sahitya Parishad.
Identify X and Y.
ANSWER
X-Pawan Kumar Chamling
Y-Sikkim
23. Often called the “Nobel Prize of Architecture,” the Pritzker Prize has
been awarded to only one Indian architect since its founding in 1979. A
former apprentice of Le Corbusier and Louis Kahn, he went on to shape
modernist and brutalist architecture in India, designing institutions like
FLAME University, NIFT Delhi, and IIM Udaipur. In 2018, he received the
Pritzker for his most celebrated project—an iconic campus that also
served as a key filming location for a blockbuster 2009 Bollywood film.
Can you name this architect and the project?
24. ______ is a 1999 first-person shooter video game, published by
Electronic Arts for PlayStation. It is the first installment in its video game
series. The gameplay features the combined arms warfare of World War
II, as the player completes various missions for the Office of Strategic
Services. The game’s concept, production and story were created by
American film director and producer _______ (who had a deep interest in
World War II) .
FITB.
ANSWER
Director - Steven Spielberg
Game - Medal of Honor
25. It is a SaaS tool co-founded by Jimmy Donaldson and Chucky
Appleby. It provides in-depth analytics for content creators, including
subscriber trends, estimated revenue, thumbnail A/B testing, and more.
Name the SaaS tool, and how do we popularly know Jimmy Donaldson?
ANSWER
ViewStats
MrBeast
26. _______ is an American television series developed by John Carney,
and is based on the weekly column of the same name published by
________ . It premiered on Amazon Prime Video in October 2019. The series
was received well internationally, and was consequently released in
three new Indian versions(languages), alongside a Japanese and a Dutch
version - all in 2022. FITB.
ANSWER
Modern Love
New York Times
27. In 2017, during the World Athletics Championships at London, Usain
Bolt ran his competitive career’s last 100m race. And to his dismay, he
finished 3rd with a bronze medal. It was his competitive career’s only
ever bronze medal in a 100m race. When Bolt’s fans across the world got
to know that their star had been beaten at the 100m race, they argued
that it was probably possible because Bolt was aging and was pretty old
for a 100m sprinter( Bolt was 30 at that time). Interestingly, the one who
beat him to take 1st place was 35 years old. Who were first and second in
the race ?
ANSWER
1st. Justin Gatlin
2. Christian Coleman
nd
28. It was introduced into Bengal (from South America) in the late 19th /
early 20th century as an ornamental plant because of its attractive
violet flowers. But it spread uncontrollably across lakes and ponds. It
forms thick mats on the water surface, which block sunlight and in some
cases kill other aquatic plants, becoming a huge socio-economic and
ecological problem. ID the plant( common name only).
Very recently, a Malayali actress was taking an item to Australia that
landed her in a fine well worth over 1 lakh INR. Australia, having dealt
with the above plant in the past, has strict biosecurity laws and not
declaring the item proved to be a violation of the same. ID the item.
ANSWER
Water Hyacinth
Jasmine(Gajra)
29. The adjacent poster is of a song Mere
Bina from the album Karam produced by
X, an Indo-American DJ in Nov’2023. He
collaborated with one artist each from
Pakistan and India for this song. It is a
beautiful fusion of Punjabi rap and
emotive melodies, combining with X’s
production finesse. The Pakistani artist is
Talha Anjum. Name the artist from India
and Id X. (stage names only).
ANSWERKSHMR
PropheC
30. After WWII, the U.S. used Bikini Atoll as a nuclear testing site.
Between 1946–1958, at least 23 nuclear bombs were detonated there,
including the massive Castle Bravo test in 1954 (the largest U.S. nuclear
explosion). These tests left the islands contaminated and displaced the
local Marshallese people. The atoll shares its name with a "city" from a
popular animated show. There have been a lot of fan theories connecting
the show and the nuclear events that took place on the atoll. Identify the
show, and name the "city".
ANSWERSpongeBob Square Pants
Bikini Bottom
Grand FinaleGrand Finale
The Dry Round
Welcome to the Finals !
The Dry Round
Welcome to the Finals !
There are eight questions in total.
+20 if you get a direct question correct. +10 if you get it on the
bonus/bounce.
Pounce applicable. +20 if you get the pounce correct. -10 if you do not.
If you choose to pounce and if there are multiple answers, you should
answer all of them.
QM's decision will be final and binding for anything and everything. RULES
Q1. X was a battle engagement that occurred in September 1961 where a
small contingent of Irish troops serving as part of the United Nations
peacekeeping mission in Congo was besieged by Katangese forces and
French mercenaries.
Sparing a few, most of the Irish forces were basically war newbies.
Although the Irish soldiers resisted Katangese attacks for five days while a
relief force attempted to reach them, they were eventually forced to
surrender.
The Irish government saw this as a mark of shame, charged them with
misconduct and did not honour the troops until a few years back. There’s a
movie which has been made on this very incident depicting the courage of
these young Irish soldiers. Name the movie.
ANSWER
Siege of Jadotville
Q2. It is a British business-styled reality game show created by
Mark Burnett, distributed by Fremantle and broadcast by the BBC
since February 2005. Devised after the success of the American
original and part of the international franchise of the same name,
the programme focuses on a group of businesspeople competing
in a series of business-related challenges set by British business
magnate Alan Sugar, in order to prove themselves worthy of a
hefty prize offered by him. ID the show.
ANSWER
The Apprentice(UK)
Q3. The magazine released a special issue in 2025 titled
“Indestructible!”, marking 10 years of an event.
It also organised a global contest, inviting submissions
that push the boundaries of satire and challenge religious
authority, with the theme “Laughing at God”.
ID the magazine.
ANSWER
Charlie Hebdo
Q4. Indian-American musician and entrepreneur
Chandrika Tandon won the Grammy award at 71 in the
‘Best New Age, Ambient or Chant Album’ category for
her album Triveni.
Although she is an entrepreneur herself, her sister was
once #1 on Fortune list of 100 most powerful women,
and held that position from 2006-10. Identify the
former person.
ANSWERIndra Nooyi / Indra
Krishnamoorthy
Q5. It was a pre-Revolt of 1857 event where X were circulated to
signal a widespread conspiracy against British rule, creating a
chain of communication faster than British telegrams. Village
chowkidars would receive a few X and be instructed to make
more and pass them to the next village, spreading uneasiness
and suspicion among British authorities. The British alleged that
it served as a mysterious, non-verbal signal, conveying a
message of readiness for rebellion across vast distances, from
the Vindhyas to the Nepal border. What was this movement
known as?
ANSWER
Chapati Movement
Q6. Dendropsophus X is a frog, endemic to Brazil
discovered in 2014. The frog was aptly named after X, since
the frog produces a very high pitched sound, resembling
that of another mammal which shares a connection with X.
Who is the frog named after ?
ANSWER
Ozzy Osbourne
Q7. In a famous January 2017 gaffe, Poland's Foreign Affairs
Minister, Witold Waszczykowski, claimed to have met with
representatives from a non-existent country called "X," sparking
a popular political meme. Waszczykowski's ministry later
clarified that he had made a "slip of the tongue" and had meant
to say Saint Kitts and Nevis, however, the damage was done, and
it sparked a host of fake facebook and twitter accounts, and
even fake maps and currencies. What is X, the latter of whose
name is linked to a famous gangster of the 20th century ?
ANSWER
San Escobar
Q8. In what can only be called ‘divine intervention’, X found out that
he was suffering from a brain tumour when he had a dream that
instructed him to go to the doctor. To his surprise, a brain tumour
was indeed behind his left ear. His surgery to remove it left him
permanently deaf in that ear and with partial facial paralysis for a
year. All of this happened just before his child was about to be born.
Who is X, who went on to star in multiple blockbusters throughout
his career ?
ANSWER Mark Ruffalo
There are six questions in total.
+10 if you get the right answer.
+10 bonus if you get all six questions correctly.
+10 bonus if you get the long connect
QM's decision will be final and binding for anything and everything. RULES
Q1. Electric Avenue, a street in Brixton, London,
became famous in 1888 as the first market street lit
by electric lights. Nearly a century later, it was
immortalized in a 1983 hit single titled “Electric
Avenue”, which climbed to No. 2 on both the UK and
US charts, inspired by the 1981 Brixton riot.
In 2016, the artist behind the song was invited to
switch on a new illuminated street sign during a £1
million refurbishment—and was even gifted one of
the old signs as a keepsake. Who is this musician?
ANSWER
Eddy Grant
Q2. Founded in 1910 in the Bronx, New York, this brand started as a
small swimwear manufacturer before becoming a global name in
boxing and combat sports equipment. Over the decades, its gloves,
punching bags, and gear have been used by legends like Muhammad
Ali and Mike Tyson, making it a symbol of toughness and endurance.
Interestingly, the brand’s name was chosen to reflect the promise of
durability in its products. Today, it remains a leading name not only
in boxing but also in fitness and lifestyle gear worldwide. What is
this iconic brand called?
ANSWEREverlast
Q3. Known for their vibrant fusion of R&B, soul, funk, jazz, and
disco, this American band rose to global fame in the 1970s and
1980s. With hits like September and Boogie Wonderland, their
music became anthems for entire generations. Inducted into
the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2000, they are often
abbreviated as _ _ _ _ or _ _ _. Which legendary band is this?
ANSWER
Earth, Wind and Fire
Q4. Founded in London in 1844, this worldwide movement—shortened to four
letters—was established to promote Christian principles through social and
athletic activities. It grew into one of the largest youth organizations globally,
offering gyms, community programs, and educational support.
Interestingly, its name became even more famous in pop culture when a disco
group released a chart-topping hit in 1978 with the same title, complete with an
iconic dance routine.
What is this organization, and which band made its name into a global anthem?
ANSWER
YMCA (Young Men’s Christian
Association)
Village People
Q5. Simply ID the movie.
ANSWER
Q6. In the 2020 Bahrain Grand Prix, Romain Grosjean survived a terrifying
crash when his Haas split in half and burst into flames, with the impact
measured at 67 g. Trapped for 28 seconds in the fire, he walked away with
only burns thanks to a life-saving safety innovation introduced in Formula
One in 2018. What is the name of this head-protective device that
shielded Grosjean from fatal injuries? (+7)
Video is for a mid quiz motivation. Simply name the singer of this song.
(+3)
ANSWER
The Halo Device Singer is Adele
ANSWER for the long connect
1.Eddy Grant
2.Everlast
3.Earth, Wind and Fire
4.YMCA, Village People
5.Queen
6.Adele
ANSWER for the long connect
1.Eddy Grant
2.Everlast
3.Earth, Wind and Fire
4.YMCA, Village People
5.Queen
6.AdeleMusicians/ Bands/
Group of musicians who
oppose Donald Trump's
use of their music
Pick Your Poison
Make sure you make the wise choice
Pick Your Poison
Make sure you make the wise choice
There are eight questions in total.
Your standings decide the order: the top ranked team picks the first
choice, the second ranked team picks the second choice, and so on.
In case of tie(s), the prelims rank decides the order.
+20 if you get a direct question correct. +10 if you get it on the bonus.
Pounce applicable. +20 if you get the pounce correct. -10 if you do not.
If you choose to pounce and if there are multiple answers, you should
answer all of them.
QM's decision will be final and binding for anything and everything. RULES
Meme Culture: Q1 Business: Q2
History: Q3 Sports: Q4
Art : Q5 Science: Q6
Geopolitics: Q7 Music: Q8
THE POISONS
Meme Culture The image on the left is a screenshot from a 2011 episode of the reality TV show,
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, titled "Malibu Beach Party from Hell."
The image on the right is a photo of X named Smudge. The photo was originally
posted on Tumblr in 2018 by Smudge's owner. The caption of the original post
was, "He no like vegetals.”
Both images were combined sometime in 2019, which gave an origin story to one
of the most enduring internet classics.
Put funda.
ANSWER
Woman yelling at a cat
Business This investment has led to a significant backlash from a number of
artists and X users. Many have criticized D for funding military
technology with wealth generated from a music platform, and some
artists have removed their music from X in protest. The controversy
has sparked a debate about corporate ethics and the role of
tech(or tech-enabled) companies in military technology.
ID X, and the military technology company where the investment
took place
ANSWER
X - Spotify
&
The Company is Helsing
History He was a legendary Prussian bodybuilder of the Victorian era,
often hailed as the "father of modern bodybuilding." His feats of
strength and physique made him an international celebrity, and
he even had a unique Indian/Bangali connection. His message
that even Indians can match up the physicality of the British
gained him a cult following. Interestingly, a piece of daily apparel
takes its name from the bodybuilder's title - something which
Bengalis are very familiar with.
ANSWER
Eugene Sandow,
Sandow Genji - apparel
Sports The Friends Episode in Season 2, "The One After the Super Bowl" had a special
appearance from Brooke Shields, who played a crazy stalker in love with one
of the characters, Joey Tribbiani. In one of the most in(famous) scenes, Brooke
Shields proceeded to lick Joey's hands which enraged her husband who is a
prominent figure in sports. This enraged him so much that he destroyed his
much-coveted trophies and proceeded to vandalize his own home.
Eventually, they divorced in 1999.
Identify this now retired iconic sportsman.
ANSWER
Andre Agassi
Art
Devajyoti Ray is an Indian painter and installation artist whose works gained
significance in the post-liberalization phase of the Indian economy. He is primarily
known for a unique genre of art that he pioneered, involving the use of offbeat
colours and abstract shapes to create imagery that still feels as incomprehensible
as reality. Partly trained under Indian collagist Balraj Panesar, Ray developed this
style, which has been recognized as an original Indian art form and widely written
about in the art media. Interestingly, the same term is also used in cultural contexts
to describe certain films and TV programmes that portray everyday life in
excessively realistic detail to maximize impact on viewers.
What is this genre called?
Art
ANSWERPseudorealism
Science The element Helium, was first discovered in a Total Solar Eclipse, when
Pierre Janssen travelled to X in India to observe the phenomenon. Using a
spectroscope, Janssen observed a bright yellow spectral line in the sun's
chromosphere that did not match any known element on Earth. The findings
were confirmed by a different chemist in London, who named the element
Helium after ‘Helios’.
What is X, a place that might remind you of a famous South Indian movie
released in early 2024 ?
ANSWER
Geopolitcs X, was a prominent politician and media tycoon. During his tenure as his
country’s prime minister in 2005, X created a diplomatic incident when he
mocked Finnish cuisine and "marinated reindeer". In response, Kotipizza -
Finnish pizza chain started serving the "X pizza" - with smoked reindeer ,
tomato sauce, cheese and more. Funnily enough, this "X pizza" became a hit
and won America's Plate International Pizza contest beating the Italian-
Americans.
Simply name X, whose title and the pizza name are the same.
ANSWER
Silvio Berlusconi
Music The song X is often hailed as the "anthem for disinterested youth" of
Generation X and represents the moment grunge music broke into
the mainstream. Its name originated from graffiti scrawled on a wall
by Kathleen Hanna of Bikini Kill. While the lead singer initially
believed it was a groundbreaking slogan, it actually referred to a
deodorant discovered by Kathleen Hanna and her boyfriend, who
was also a member of Bikini Kill, during a trip. What is the name of
the song and the band?