general knowledge Online Quiz - 4517

This dialogue is from 'Jai Baba Felunath' (1979), Ray's detective film featuring Feluda. The quirky line about '5 brothers together' appears in this mystery set in Varanasi. 'Chiriyakhana' and 'Sonar Kella' are other Feluda films but don't contain this specific dialogue.

This reference to 'Shahara-y Shitahoron' (a book by Sukumar Ray) appears in 'Sonar Kella' (1974). The film features Feluda and references various literary works, including this collection of nonsense verses. The dialogue about lending a book reflects the film's intellectual, book-loving detective protagonist.

This philosophical dialogue about renouncing worldly desires is from 'Mahapurush' (1965). The film explores themes of spirituality and the conflict between materialism and asceticism through a guru-like figure. The line reflects the protagonist's struggle with attachment and the meaning of life.

This brief exchange 'Priyo Phul? Ghnetu' (favorite flower? Marigold) is from 'Baksho Bodol' (1981), a short film based on a Rabindranath Tagore story. The film explores marital dynamics and emotional alienation through subtle dialogue. This seemingly innocuous question reveals underlying tension in the relationship.

Terminator 2's budget was approximately $100 million (correct). Batman Begins budget was around $150 million (correct). 2012's budget was approximately $200 million, not $260 million (incorrect). The Matrix budget was around $63 million, not $125 million (incorrect). Jurassic Park's budget was approximately $65 million (correct). These figures represent major Hollywood productions and their investment scales.

Hermione used the Summoning Charm (Accio) to retrieve the Horcrux books from the Headmaster's office in 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'. This spell summons objects to the caster, which Hermione cleverly used to access restricted books about Horcruxes when she needed the information to help destroy Voldemort's Horcruxes. She didn't need Dobby's help or to sneak them physically.

After Harry's wand breaks in 'Deathly Hallows', he temporarily uses a wand made of blackthorn. This was one of the wands he borrowed from the Malfoy family or Death Eaters during their escape. Blackthorn is a wood used in wand-making, known for its warrior-like properties. 'Blackthorn' is the correct spelling, not 'blackthron', 'blackweed', or 'blackseed'.

Rowena Ravenclaw's lost diadem was destroyed by Fiendfyre (cursed fire) cast by Vincent Crabbe in the Room of Requirement during 'Deathly Hallows'. The Basilisk fang destroyed the diary and cup (not the diadem). The Killing curse destroys living beings, not Horcrux objects. Godric Gryffindor's sword destroyed the ring but not the diadem. Fiendfyre is one of the few things that can destroy Horcruxes.

CTRL+C is the standard keyboard shortcut for copying selected text or items in Windows and most operating systems. CTRL+V is for paste, CTRL+X is for cut, and CTRL+CY is not a standard shortcut.

SHIFT+DELETE permanently deletes the selected item without placing it in the Recycle Bin. This is a standard Windows shortcut. CTRL+DELETE is not a delete command, and CTRL+SHIFT+DELETE typically clears browser data.

ALT+ENTER is the standard Windows shortcut to view properties for the selected item (file, folder, etc.). CTRL+P is for print, ALT+P is not a standard shortcut, and SHIFT+P has no default function.

ALT+F4 is the universal Windows shortcut to close the active window or quit the active program. This is one of the most well-known keyboard shortcuts. ALT+F1, ESC+DELETE, and CTRL+TAB are not standard close commands.

ALT+TAB is the standard Windows shortcut to switch between open items/programs. This brings up the task switcher showing all open windows. ALT+ESC cycles through windows but doesn't show the switcher interface.

Dhrishtadyumna was the commander of the Pandava army during the Kurukshetra war in the Mahabharata. He was the brother of Draupadi and was specifically born to kill Dronacharya, which he accomplished during the war.

Ramakant Achrekar was the famous cricket coach based at Shivaji Park in Mumbai. He coached many Indian cricketers including Pravin Amre, Ajit Agarkar, Sanjay Bangar, and Ramesh Powar. He was also Sachin Tendulkar's guru. The other options were players, not coaches.

Agyrophobia is the irrational fear of crossing streets, roads, or highways. It's a specific phobia related to traffic and street-crossing anxiety. The name comes from Greek 'agyros' (street) and 'phobia' (fear). This is different from other common phobias like fear of ghosts, bathing, or sunlight.