sports Online Quiz - 676

Mulkhraj was indeed the brother of Mahatma Hansraj. Both were prominent figures in the Arya Samaj movement and DAV educational institutions. The Hansraj family played significant roles in the education and social reform movements in northern India.

Achaia is a biblical place name and personal name meaning 'trouble' or 'grief'. In the Bible, Achaia was a region in Greece, but as a name, it carries the meaning of sorrow or difficulty. The name appears in some biblical genealogies.

This is from the popular romantic song 'Neele Neele Amber Par' from the film 'Kalakaar'. 'Amber' in Hindi/Urdu poetry means sky or firmament. The complete phrase describes looking at the blue sky.

Hrithik Roshan has served as brand ambassador for all four brands - Hide and Seek biscuits, Sony Walkman series, Hero Honda Karizma motorcycle, and Reliance Mobile, making him one of the most sought-after celebrity endorsers.

Sachin Tendulkar was a prominent brand ambassador for Aviva Life Insurance, specifically featuring in their ChildPlan insurance campaigns which highlighted securing children's future through insurance planning.

In Age of Empires II, Goths have the civilization bonus where villagers have +5 attack against hunting animals like boars and javelina (and deer). This makes hunting safer and more efficient compared to other civilizations like Mongols or Byzantines who have different bonuses.

In Age of Empires II, the Turkish civilization has a team bonus where gold mining is 20% faster for all players. Byzantines have building cost discount, Koreans have tower bonus, and Celts have infantry speed bonus but not specifically mining bonus.

In Age of Empires II, Crenellations is a unique technology researched by the Teutons. It increases building range and allows garrisoned units to shoot arrows. Byzantines, Mayans, and Vikings don't have this technology.

In Age of Empires II, Persian cavalry units (including knights) have a +2 attack bonus against archers. This is part of their civilization bonus. Mongols have horse archer bonuses, Franks have cavalry HP bonus, and Huns have cavalry cost bonuses but not specifically this attack bonus.

Huns have a civilization bonus that makes cavalry archers cost 20% less in Imperial Age (and 10% less in Castle Age). This bonus, combined with their focus on cavalry, makes them the go-to civilization for cheap cavalry archers.

Murder Holes is a technology that removes the minimum range of towers, allowing them to fire at units attacking their base. However, Bombard Towers have this capability built-in by default - they can always fire at point-blank range, so Murder Holes is unnecessary for them.

Vikings have a civilization bonus that reduces the cost of docks by 15%. This reflects their seafaring heritage and makes naval warfare more economically viable for Viking players.

Britons have a unique civilization bonus where shepherds (and food gatherers working with sheep) work 25% faster. This reflects the historical importance of wool and sheep farming in medieval Britain.

El Dorado is the Aztec unique technology in Age of Empires II. It increases the hit points of their unique unit, the Eagle Warrior, by 40 points. The technology is named after the legendary city of gold in South American mythology.

In Age of Empires II, the Koreans have a civilization bonus that grants free tower upgrades (Guard Tower, Keep) once Castle Age is reached. This is part of their defensive architecture bonuses.

Rahul Dravid is fondly known as 'Jammy' in cricket circles. The nickname originated from his father's business - a jam company called 'Dravid's Jam.' This nickname stuck throughout his career and is one of the most endowing cricket nicknames.

Steve Bucknor, the West Indian umpire, earned the nickname 'Slow Death' for his deliberate style of adjudicating decisions. He would take considerable time before raising his finger or making any decision, which frustrated players and spectators but added to his distinctive umpiring persona.

The term 'pie chucker' is cricket slang for a bowler who delivers easy-to-hit balls. Yuvraj Singh has been referred to by this term, particularly during discussions about his part-time bowling. The term is derogatory and implies the bowler throws 'pies' - deliveries that are easy for batsmen to score off.

These lyrics are from the song 'Swanheart' by Nightwish. The poetic imagery of 'a well of love flowing free' is characteristic of Nightwish's symphonic metal style and their romantic, ethereal lyrics. The other options are also Nightwish songs, making this a test of specific song knowledge.

These lyrics are from Iron Maiden's song 'The Trooper.' The song features the line 'And you know what's coming next' as part of its narrative. The Trooper is one of Iron Maiden's most famous songs, based on the Charge of the Light Brigade.