Mixed General Knowledge Quiz

In the film Avatar, the human corporation mining Pandora is called RDA (Resources Development Administration). RDX, BDRA, and RDTR are fictional distractors not mentioned in the film's lore.

Facebook (now Meta) has its headquarters in Menlo Park, California. This has been its base since the company moved from Harvard and remains a major tech hub location.

Facebook overtook Myspace in 2008-2009 to become the world's most used social networking site. Myspace was the dominant platform before Facebook's global rise.

In the movie Avatar, Tsu'tey was the designated heir to lead the Omaticaya clan before Neytiri's involvement with Jake complicated the traditional succession.

Facebook was originally called 'TheFacebook' when launched at Harvard in 2004. The name was simplified to just 'Facebook' when the service expanded beyond Harvard.

South Park Season 14, Episode 4 (2010) is titled 'You Have 0 Friends', a satirical episode about Facebook culture and social media addiction. The episode explores themes of digital friendship and social pressure.

Facebook launched a public beta in 2008, opening the platform beyond its initial college-only restriction. This expansion marked a significant milestone in Facebook's growth from a university network to a global social platform. The 2008 date corresponds to Facebook's broader public availability phase.

Facebook Notes was a blogging feature that allowed users to write and publish longer-form content, similar to blog posts. It was one of Facebook's earliest content creation features beyond status updates. Pokes are interactions, photos are for images, making Notes the correct blogging application.

Facebook introduced the ability to add attachments to wall posts in 2007 as part of its expanding feature set. This enhancement allowed users to share photos, videos, and files directly in wall posts, significantly improving content sharing capabilities on the platform.

Deception Point is a bestselling techno-thriller novel by Dan Brown, published in 2001. Brown is known for his thriller novels including The Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons. Eva Brown, Michael Reinhart, and Neelam Singh are not authors associated with this work.

MIT (Manipal Institute of Technology) has several cultural events including Aria (music), Finesse (dance), and Paroxysm (literary). 'Incident' is not one of the documented MIT events.

Manipal University has various student establishments including The Mark (a convenience store), Westend Club, and The Nest (hostel/cafeteria). Purple Acer is not associated with Manipal.

Onida was founded by G.L. Mirchandani and promoted by Kaka Dandekar. The brand name and its iconic 'devil' mascot were created after seeing an American cigarette ad in the 1930s.

Bombay House is the historic headquarters of Tata Group in Mumbai. It's not named after Jamshedji Tata directly, nor is it simply called 'Tata house.'

Vietnam was part of French Indochina until the French defeat at Dien Bien Phu in 1954. Neither Sweden, Spain, nor Turkey colonized Vietnam.

Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web at CERN in 1989-1990. Licklider, Kahn, and Kleinrock contributed to early Internet concepts but not WWW specifically.

Sucheta Kriplani became India's first female Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh in 1963. Vasundhara Raje served much later (2000s), Jayalalithaa became CM in 1991, and Uma Bharti in 2003.

Charminar was built in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah to commemorate the end of a plague, not as a symbol of love like the Taj Mahal.