Showing posts with label Kathmandu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kathmandu. Show all posts

Kathmandu city questions

These are not the City Sights (for the City Sights of Kathmandu, go here), but just the questions that pop up in the streets. As they are so hard to remember to me (even to read those long words in the questions took most of the 20 seconds), I decided to make a list (far from complete). 

Update: I just heard from somebody who started this year (2021), that she had none of these questions, only general questions about the world. About flags and pasta, not difficult at all. It's different for some people. 

Game Show Host

Only in Kathmandu


Famous for games like Plinko! and the Showcase Showdown, which show was originally hosted by Bob Barker?
The Price is Right

Fill in this game show title originally hosted by Jeff Foxworthy: Are You Smarter Than a --- Grader?
5th

On since 2000, which of these shows is hosted by Jeff Probst and includes teams going to ‘Tribal Council’?
Survivor

On this game show, hosted by Alex Trebek, your answer must be in the form of a question.
What is Jeopardy?

On which ‘80s game show did contestants try to earn money by answering questions to earn spins and avoid Whammys?
Press your Luck

Originally hosted by Richard Dawson, which game show pits two teams against each other to find the most popular answers?
Family Feud

Starting in 2016, which actor/comedian has hosted the reboot of the classic game show To Tell the Truth?
Anthony Anderson

What comedian hosts the game show that takes place in a cab (Cash Cab)?
Ben Bailey

What game show, hosted by Howie Mandel, includes the Banker and models holding numbered briefcases?
Deal or No Deal

Which of these Nicleodeon game shows was famously hosted by Marc Summers and included the ‘Physical Challenge’?
Double Dare

Botanical Illustrator


Only in Kathmandu

When was the cell discovered?
1665

Where can be lignin mostly found?
Xylem and sclerenchyma

Which anatomical structures contribute to gas exchange in leaves?
Stomata

Which can be found both in plant and in animal cells?
Mitochondria

Which can not be found in xylem?
Sieve elements

Which is the most common energy storage form in plants?
Starch

Which of these tissue does not contribute to mechanical properties of stem?
Parenchyma

Which plant tissue conducts water and mineral elements from roots to aboveground parts?
Xylem

Which structure is a barrier in roots?
Endodermis

Which tissue may have a cuticle?
Epidermis

Who was the first person to observe cells under a microscope?
Robert Hooke

Tech Junk

Only in Kathmandu


Junior

During which decade did the CD make its breakthrough?
1980s

Fujifilm developed a format similar to Super 8 in 1965. What was it called?
Single 8

In which decade was the first TV remote control invented?
1950s

What does DVD stand for?
Digital Versatile Disc

What was the first machine that could record and store sound called?
Phonograph

What was the first wireless TV remote control called?
Zenith Space Command

When was the first VHS recorder launched?
1976

Which company developed the VHS system?
JVC

Which company produced the first CD?
Philips

Which of these inventions has had the least success in the market?
MD

Senior

In which year did the DVD become the most popular film format?
2003

What does FM stand for?
Frequency modulation

What does LCD stand for?
Liquid crystal display

What is the needle that transfers sound from a gramophone record to the amplifier called?
Pick up

What is the projection on a transparent screen in front of the user called?
Head-up display

What’s the diameter of a regular Compact Disc?
12cm

What was the technology for high resolution television, launched in 2006 in conjunction with the Soccer World Championships, called?
HDTV

When did the first CDs appear on the market?
1982

Which company cooperated with Philips on the development of the CD?
Sony

Which of the following is NOT a film format?
42 mm

Expert

How many times per minute does an LP turn?
33

In what kind of apparatus are a prism, a shutter and a sensor found?
Cameras

In which decade did the first cassette recorder appear?
1970s

Roughly how many years can sound be stored on a tape before it begins to fade?
30

What does EP stand for?
Extended Play

What is the collective noun for media technologies that reach a large audience?
Mass media

What is the name of the screen technology that uses liquid crystals?
LCD

What type of machine is an Episcope?
Projector

When were the first color TV sets sold?
1950s

Which format was launched in the 1990s and was intended to replace the cassette player?
Minidisc



Kathmandu - City Sights

Durbar Square
(10 tickets)

The lively historic center of Kathmandu is a great place to discover ancient architecture. Durbar Square is the traditional heart of Kathmandu, an impressive complex of ancient palaces, temples, courtyards and shrines. Most of Kathmandu Square dates back to before the 18th century, although parts were restored following an earthquake in 1934. The square is a sacred place of pilgrimage for both Buddhists and Hindus.