Zee Jaipur Literature Festival General Knowledge Quiz

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Zee Jaipur Literature Festival General Knowledge Quiz - Quiz

Instructions• Please read all the Instructions and Information before attempting the quiz. • There are 25 questions in this quiz including multiple choice, image based and Q&A format. • You have a total of 30 minutes to answer this quiz.
• The quiz will be online from 3:55 PM to 4:35 PM. We will not be accepting entries after 4:35 PM. • Type in the correct answer in the space provided. • You will be given a chance to review the answers you have written before the submission of the quiz. • Please ensure you submit your answers before Read morethe time limit is up. • Mark for every correct answer: 1• No negative marking• Please do not hit back or refresh while attempting the quiz.

Information• The top 18 teams will be invited to the ZEE Jaipur Lit Fest on 21st January 2017• The top Six teams will qualify for the final on stage. • Only the top scoring team from each school will be eligible to be selected for the finals. • If the top scoring team is not present for the finals, the next highest scoring team will be eligible. • There will be an opportunity to win prizes for all the invited teams• Tie breakers will be resolved at the venue.

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The Man Booker Prize and the Booker Prize are the same literary award. The name was changed from "Booker Prize" to "Man Booker Prize" in 2002 when the Man Group became the sponsor. Therefore, both terms refer to the prestigious award given annually for the best original novel written in the English language and published in the United Kingdom.

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The correct answer is c,C,Twinkle Khanna. This answer suggests that the letter "c" and "C" are part of the answer, along with the name "Twinkle Khanna". It is unclear what the context or question is, but based on the given information, this answer seems to be a valid response.

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The correct answer is "Mahabharat, Mahabharata." This is because both spellings refer to the same epic Hindu mythological text, which narrates the story of the Kurukshetra War between the Pandavas and the Kauravas. The difference in spelling is due to transliteration from the original Sanskrit language.

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The correct answer is "Three Muskeeters, The Three Musketeers." This is because "Three Muskeeters" is a common misspelling of "The Three Musketeers," which is a famous novel written by Alexandre Dumas. The novel follows the adventures of three musketeers: Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, as they protect the king and queen of France. Both versions of the title are acceptable, but "The Three Musketeers" is the correct and more commonly used spelling.

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The correct answer is "Ravanhatta, Ravanhattha, Ravanhatha". The question is asking for the correct spelling of a musical instrument, which is known by different names. The instrument is commonly spelled as "Ravanhatta" but can also be spelled as "Ravanhattha" or "Ravanhatha". These are alternative spellings for the same instrument, and all three are considered correct.

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The answer is Arabian Nights, One Thousand and One Nights, 1001 Nights because all three phrases refer to the same collection of Middle Eastern folk tales. These stories have been passed down through generations and are known for their captivating and imaginative narratives. The collection is often referred to by different names, but they all refer to the same set of stories.

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